Qooltek Measure Adjusted Standard Metric: Precision in Metric Measurements Review

So basically it will just fall apart if you actually use it. The dragonfly was not level. The tripod leg is broken. The end of the tape broke off the first time I used it. The laser was acceptable and you need to align it for the cross line to work. But I will not recommend it to anyone and at any cost. Needless to say I did not ask for a replacement. They asked me to delete my review and I won't. People should be informed about this issue. I am increasing the stars to 3 for their customer…

Just one bubble for sure. Use a fine pen and mark your own lines with an accurate spirit level as a guide. The laser must be adjusted vertically and horizontally. I removed all the screws, including those under the batteries and under the Qooltek label on the other side. Detach the laser module from the plastic holder and clean the adhesive. The module is tight, but can be adjusted. I placed it against a block in an angled groove on my table saw with another block on the fence to catch the…

Will return it. I feel this is being sold deceptively and I had to go to the shop to get the instrument I was expecting. This is very unfortunate as there are several thoughtful extras included in the package and it would be great if I could expect a multi tool with: - a short and very basic spirit level - a tape measure - a laser that can mark a straight line - a tripod for holding the laser for hands-free projection. The laser function and spirit level appear to be included together to…

The laser line looks good from more than a few feet (about 3 degrees from the plane). The bubble levels are decent, except for being a bit uneven, but you have to tilt the device on its side to use them, which is pretty unbalanced on a tripod. After removing the measuring tape, the device became significantly lighter and did not tip over as easily on a tripod. I would recommend the manufacturer to remove the tape measure and redesign the bubble levels to be used when the unit is held upright…

You get what you pay for. This is a cheap laser projector with three bubble levels and a metric scale. First, it's not self-aligning, so be careful when looking for it. Second, it is not possible to match the bubble levels to the projected laser lines. The two meters are independent. To provide a horizontal or vertical line, you must use an outside bubble level and center the beam on that level using the supplied or other (more stable) tripod. Third, the laser has very low power, so it cannot…

The laser is not very bright. This is for indoor use only. I understand it's not very expensive, but the laser should at least be visible. It's just not visible on the street. I would take a picture and show you, but. it's not bright enough. To be honest it would be much better to stick the laser pen on the existing layer. *Update 1: When I first used the tape measure it broke and didn't retract at all. So I just pulled it out. Again, $15-20 isn't a huge loss or a big deal, but it's also like a

I bought this to make it easier to stencil letters onto a flat board. This laser is designed to illuminate the red line (about 1/8 inch thick) of the wall, not the countertop. It comes with a small tripod, no more than a few inches high, and I'm not sure. how useful that can be. By the way, it comes with an extra set of button batteries. I mounted the laser level on a standard sized camera tripod and pointed it at the work surface. The lighting didn't even allow you to see the lines - they just