Laser level

[BeeJay99]

Is this a too good to be true offer? Laser level

 

[M4RKE]

Looks good for the cost there are some reveiws there that may help you decide to buy or not

 

[del]

its probably not self leveling

 

[brightspark]

there ok for the majority of jobs as long as there not critical .they have 3 spirt levels on them to level them 1st

 

[Shox Dr]

-+6mm over 15meters is very poor. I'd pass

 

[brightspark]

might be a bit slow but i use water levels. there acurate over any distance and only cost me 3 quid from car boot sale. all brass fittings on them the guy didnt know what they were

 

[cumbriasteve]

I had a lazer level, quite a good one in fact...got fed up setting it up and always ended up checking with my 6 foot standard level...old mistrusting me!!!!

 

[del]

even the most expensive self leveling lasers have to be recalibrated if you use them a lot ie celing fixing ect

 

[BeeJay99]

Thanks for the replies folks. As I suspected, there is only one reason to mark something down from £170+ to less than £30, that is it isn't very good.
On the other hand I'm on medication for an inner ear problem at the moment so I have to be off the beer and as it is less than £30 so I might throw some beer money at it.

 

[gordon stephenson]

Hi, Brightspark,
Is the level you have a Watts water Gauge? I used them a lot setting up Turbine and feed pump bearing pedestals, Accurate to a Thou over any distance you like!

 

[penfold]

This thread is useless without pictures!

Editted to add; A google reveals a Watts gauge set on Ebay for a grand!