Building Engineering Surveying Metalworking Equipment Review

Inaccurate. Can't trust this product. So far I have never used a spirit level where the bubbles stick. The bubble separates. Slowly straighten the bubble. Will have to buy another brand. I do not recommend. Eventually I had 3 in a row on a line and they all read differently. 1 left 1 right 1 almost off center. A few clicks and one thing got right. Uses a normal level to check the line.

I wasn't expecting much but I was very pleasantly surprised by the accuracy of these levels. not only on the leash, but also on the feet. I have a few long and long levels that I don't really like using for grout and concrete, and they worked great (with a straight edge, of course) for dirty work (they're basically cheap enough to be "thrown") . - ways"). And since I'm always losing line levels, it's nice to have a pack of six. I just ordered a pack for a friend who will giggle and "haha" when…

I really wanted to like this pack but you can't trust them. From the package there was only one on the plane. One was almost completely out of the way. After sitting on the level counter for several hours, two were level and two near, but when I put them in my bag to take outside and then returned them after work outside, they were back out. I don't understand why they settle when sealed. I can't trust them, so I'm sending them back.

I wasn't expecting much but I was pleasantly surprised at the accuracy of these spirit levels. not only on the leash, but also on the feet. I have a few long and long layers that I really like and don't really like using with grout and concrete, and they worked great (with a straight edge, of course) for dirty work (they're basically cheap enough to do it be). "thrown away""). -ways"). And since I'm always losing line levels, it's nice to have a pack of six. I just ordered a pack for a friend…

Warning: These are the only gauges of strings I have ever owned or tested, so I cannot objectively compare them to any other type. So this opinion applies to alignment tools in general. First, they are very cheap and easy to accidentally break. I broke the case on one of mine trying to put a hose in it. This isn't a problem I usually complain about as most people probably know to be careful with something like string levels. And their intended use seldom exposes them to physical danger…