🔧 HF Tools 93242 Straight Attachment: Achieve Precision and Versatility in Your Work Review

I bought this after reading a few quilt blogs about how great it was at "showing exactly where to stitch". The problem is that the laser beam is very FAR and you can't be exact even if you try. From what I've read I assumed it would be a tiny light line to be more precise. I'm guessing it's a slight 1/4, maybe even 3/8 inch wide, which defeats the purpose. I didn't buy it for carpentry to be honest and it's probably fine for that, but it's not for me. quilt work!

I use this laser to guide the stitching on things like diagonals in piping joints and snowball blocks. He walks down to my table, then across my table. I didn't use his glue. It should be above the thread guide. I attached velcro to the sides of the track, on the smoother side, and velcro to my laser, as well as one to the side of my car. I can zip it up when I want to use it and put it on the side of my car when not in use. When I put it on, I turn it on to line it up with the needle hole…

I bought this for my wife's sewing machine. The device has four possible mounting methods. The sewing machine is mostly aluminum so the magnet doesn't work. I will not drill the machine to use nuts and bolts or metal screws. This leaves a sticky pad that doesn't have a convenient attachment point that allows the light to hit its intended target. The light beam is too wide for accurate tracking. And the beam has very limited targeting capabilities since the device has only two axes of rotation…