Tekintettelj
Tekintettelj is a precision angle measuring device primarily used in woodworking, carpentry, and architectural detailing. The term originates from Estonian, where “tekn” refers to technique and “tettelj” is an old word for “holder” or “** holder”, indicating a device that holds and measures angles. The device entered the market in 1998, developed by the Estonian engineering firm Tekint Solutions, and has since been adopted by professionals in North and Eastern Europe.
The basic model of the Tekintettelj comprises a rigid aluminum frame with a pivoting arms system. A
Typical applications include aligning window and door frames, mounting wall panels, and configuring interior partitions. In
Critics have noted that the laser‑based readout can be affected by ambient glare, which may reduce accuracy