🔵 Precision 10 Pack Bubble Spirit Level Degree Mark- 10x6mm Circular Bullseye Level for Tripods, Phonographs, and Turntables Review

I work a lot with wood and although I have a drill press, sometimes I have to use a hand drill. When using it I need to make the holes as even as possible. Attaching it to a drill press really helps with this. I put the long drill in the vise. leveled, placed the drill and glued it to the drill. Works perfectly. My only complaint is that I wish they were a little thinner. They stick out a bit but for the price if one of them breaks I have enough to replace it.

I mainly use LevelMatePRO; However, I needed an "old school" backup level to check that my camper trailer was level. It was also a replacement for a previous model with an adhesive backing that had fallen off the trailer. I just lay this on the frame to check the level side to side and then front to back. I didn't screw it into the frame or use glue. Just plug it in, check it out, take it off and put it in the tool bag. I want it to be magnetic but it doesn't have to be.

Since you so politely asked for a review I have to comply. First I will apologize because I have to joke. Those cute little yellow levels are so cute I'm sure they're pretty accurate too as the bubble in a spherical case has no choice but to reach its highest climax. But I have reason to question if I could freeze two of them while resting at a 45 degree angle. Can I temporarily use them as silly eyeballs on my Ken doll? . Or will I cause them irreparable damage?

I know my desktop I'm working on isn't level, but this shows the bubble is right in the middle. for leveling, the bubble "stops" and stays in the center even if the surface is not level. My phone app shows up to 0.5° deflection and still shows the bubble is on center. Even turning it around didn't help as the inside of the bottom isn't aligned and the bubble stays in one area until you tilt about 0.5° in a different direction.