🛠️ Reinforced Johnson Level Tool 1421-1200 Review

Do you know that the level core is plastic and I wouldn't trust it in direct sunlight on a hot day. The contact surfaces of the spirit level are made of aluminium.

As other reviewers have mentioned, it has a plastic hanger/tag that CANNOT BE REMOVED. This means that the mark is between the spirit level and the surface that the spirit level is on. This makes it completely unusable.

Basic Physics - As the level lengthens, so should the accuracy. I have a few longer tiers and a few shorter tiers, so I was looking for a good in-between size. I knew it was slightly larger than the "standard" 9" but 33% longer, I'm hoping for slightly better accuracy. It's got your basics - the horizontal. vertical. 45° with an extra bubble for inch rise above 1 in. That can help, but it's only 1-5 inches, so not much here.

Just the right size for my work with lots of vials for every situation. However, I'm really handy but I couldn't figure out how to detach the plastic. Hanger/Label assembly with tools. Finally, I slipped a hacksaw blade between the tool and the label assembly and cut off a thick plastic rod that went through one of the holes in the tool. However, the tool seems perfect for my deck restoration task. Very happy with it. I'm curious how the inch-per-foot bottle is used. What task uses this…

I bought this to replace a cheap bubble level that I was given free of charge once when I bought it. I had to level my washing machine and the cheap one didn't help. Some people think that all cheap planes work fine ("Gravity is universal!") - but that's NOT true. The level must be well done (like this one!). This one works great. The problem with cheap spirit levels (not this one!) is that the plastic case may not be entirely flat. To check your level, check where the bubble is. Then turn the…