🔧 Stanley Tools FMHT43610 9 Inch Torpedo: Precision and Durability in One Compact Package Review

Amazing level. Slightly more expensive, but the steel frame increases the weight significantly, unlike plastic levels which are very light. magnets above

metallic beautiful bubble indicators. Magnets are a big mistake, they can't hold the weight of the spirit level on almost any surface so it can't be used in any position other than horizontal.

Solid level, hard and very accurate. My only problem is that the magnet isn't always strong enough to hold the material. But I still recommend it to everyone for even the simplest project.

Worked great for about a month but bubble level fell out completely and was not calibrated. I thought I would buy a more powerful torpedo, but it turned out not to be. I buy a cheap Empire level or bite the bullet and buy Stabila

I've been waiting for an inexpensive little level that can get corners. This works great and avoids using a sensor that simply transfers the angle from one surface to another. This spirit level allows you to leave a spirit level on the work surfaces to be measured and use a protractor to duplicate the angles on the saw table.

Seemed torpedo grade good quality but eventually brought it back to torpedo grade for a bright yellow Swanson 9 aluminum block I know. Swanson suited me better as a professional carpenter due to its durability and visibility, but if you want an adjustable bottle like the top-tier ones and don't mind spending a little more than others of similar quality, this might be the one for you.