RightRight, here is the thing I picked up a angle gauge from Cromwell's, Kennedy brand and I put it up against a square and its 1mm out! Took it back swapped it over and the new one is slightly better but not perfect. If you want to be properly accurate the best option is a mitutoyo angle gauge.
Buy a combination set, they vary from just a few pounds upwards, for general work where it might get knocked about a cheap one will do, for precision work spend a bit more,
A Line of chords rule, (also called a 2ft platers rule in some industries) you can use it as a 2ft rule, protractor, angle Finder and circumference rule.
I should generally go for the combi set but honestly it depends on what your doing in the way of cutting steel. if its cutting box the protractor in the set is ideal for marking out. Not so good for the middle of a sheet
best to calibrate any cheap stuff before use