📏 Bosch Combination Point Laser GLL: Precision and Versatility for Advanced Leveling Projects Review

If you want screw holes all over your drywall, this is the tool to do it. The only way to mount it to the wall is to install the screws according to Bosch's instructions. The video looks good but they don't show how to attach it to the wall. Make sure you have enough putty and paint. No wall mounting option. Put it on the floor and take the test drunk, it's only good for him

I used this for hanging pictures. I've found over the years that bubble levels aren't always as good as you might think, but the ones in this unit feel right. At least on my walls, the suction cup part of the device doesn't stick, so you might need two people to use this - one to hold it in place and the other to mark smudges etc. There should probably be a big warning on a label not to look into a laser, although you'd think by 2019 this would be as common knowledge as "don't put your hand on…

Expensive but bought in hopes it will replace five other types of laser levels. The only problem is the same as everyone else, that's the wall mount. There is a keyhole on the back to insert into the screw inserted into the wall. Every time you need or want to move it, you have to put another screw in the wall. Not a big deal on a painted wall, but a big problem when wallpapering. I bought a magnet in HD and I want to see if it works. Except for the problem of mounting it on the wall, the laser

The laser itself is excellent. The line extends well beyond the advertised 16 feet and is visible in most indoor lighting conditions. However, as a wall mount, the mount is very difficult to use. The instructions say to mount it to a screw on the wall. If you place the screw at the desired height for your shelves, the line projected by the laser will be about 1/2 inch below. Also, the laser is not balanced on the screw hole. So if you use a screw, the laser will tilt down. This makes it very…

I don't understand the complaints about the assembly. The back has a keyhole slot for attaching to a hook or screw (presumably already there), a wide flat surface for you to stick tape to, and a 1/4-20 hole for a suction cup for smooth Can attach surfaces (glass, tiles). I'm not sure how complainers expect to install methods other than these on drywall. For the price, it's basically as good as you could expect. it's not perfect, it's perfect. I want the bubble to have a sight hole at the top…