📐 Superior Precision: Stanley 42-294 8-Inch Torpedo Level - Achieve Perfect Alignment with Ease Review

In fact, this level is too low to be exact. The higher the level, the more accurate it will be. If you really need such a small spirit level for reasons of space, then get it. But if your work requires precision and you have room for more, I wouldn't recommend this option.

I like this level because of its small size. I have the larger one with picture mounting rails, but this one fits the bill and fits nicely in my small tool box. It weighs nothing at all, so if you're lugging tools up or down the stairs for a small project, it'll easily fit in your bag. You can also tie a rope through the hole on one end to hang for storage without affecting the level's performance.

A handy, inexpensive little spirit level that is great for a tool box or tool bag. It's plastic and colorful, so it looks a bit vulgar, but it's very easy to find in a tool bag and doesn't feel flimsy or cheap despite the low price. It's nice that it includes a 45 degree step, making it more versatile. Of course, it won't replace a full-size spirit level, but it's great for a tool bag or small projects. Good deal for the price.

Toy Looks, Works Like The Real One. Don't let the looks fool you, this level works just as well as the metal levels. Also, it floats in water. Why do you have to swim in the water? Well, if you're measuring the sink rate when your boat sinks to the bottom of a lake, that's a good reason. Second, standing up to your neck in water in your basement and dropping your tool bag into the dark depths below. And if you need a third party, your idiot son-in-law wants to help on the roof and you don't…