🔧 Accusize Industrial Tools: Precision and Accuracy in Every Detail Review

This is my first accurate spirit level. Seems well made and very accurate. I had to calibrate. Place it on the surface and then rotate it 180 degrees and it should come out the same value. It was difficult to find a sufficiently flat surface to place it in the same position (rotated 180 degrees) for calibration. I ended up with a piece of granite. To calibrate, remove the round plug at the end with two screws (top and bottom). It comes with a tool to turn the nut inwards.

This is almost too accurate for the adjustment I had to make. With this in mind, I wanted to align my car perfectly. Unfortunately, even with an accurate level calibration (in itself an achievement of great patience) the position of the machine will change with temperature and humidity, which is enough to indicate level. I'm not complaining. For some reason it's very nice to have an instrument that can measure more accurately than I can reach. It also sets up between settings in under a few…

I bought this to align a three piece table. 0.0002/10 inch is incredibly sensitive. The same brand size that rhymes with the Barrett listing lists a resolution of .005 x 12 inches. If it makes sense to you and you know how to calibrate it, it's almost half the price of a well-known brand. But I'm chasing my tail with the dimensions of these pool table tops. It seems like every time I lower the level the calibration is lost. When I'm done with this work I'll take this plane apart to check how…

As a previous reviewer noted, the spirit level was not packaged very well. It arrived in one of those wrapped boxes that offered little protection. However, mine arrived undamaged. I haven't had any experience with Precision Levels before, but from what I've seen so far, this one will likely produce similar results to the more expensive options. The level is incredibly sensitive and it takes some effort to calibrate, but once you do you'll find that whatever you level on it is pretty much the…

Very sensitive. If I put a sheet of till paper (receipt) under one of the blocks (about 6 inches apart), the bubble moves in many lines, which means you have to move the leveling feet a fraction of a turn or else the bubble will flip off one end to the other. As for home workshop gear, I don't know if more precision gives better results. This was a 6' long x 2 1/2' wide lathe leveled with 5/8"-11 leveling feet. Remember I said I can tell a fraction of a turn on the leveling nuts so the level so