🔩 Stanley 43-511 Magnetic Torpedo Level with Enhanced Resistance Review

I couldn't order this for a long time because I wasn't sure what I need. I don't say "contractor" and couldn't understand most of the reviews left. I ended up going for it because of the Stanely brand. He does exactly what he has to do. The magnet was strong enough to hold the spirit level in place while I carefully adjusted the beam until it was straight. Can't beat the price.

Let's face it, who doesn't want to torpedo things around their home? This thing is straighter than sliced bread, Four Corners, or I-70. It's like a tangent to the curvature of space-time. Ideal when you have to straighten a lot of metal parts as they are magnetic. However, if it falls on you, don't even think about hooking it up to a defibrillator as it's also shockproof.

Great torpedo level for your toolbox. It is characterized by good processing quality and durability. He lives in my tool bucket that I use for repairs, so he needs a good beating. The leveling bubbles are accurate and the ruler is lifelike. My only real complaint is that the magnet is pretty weak. I put it on a metal bath and the slightest hit can tear it off. If you need it to stick to metal and do something other than sit there, look for a stronger magnet.

I would like one of those extra long spirit levels but didn't want to deal with the hassle of storage. I wanted a bubble level for small projects around the house; it meets the requirements. I went with a cheaper Stanley model rather than some of the more expensive brands and I'm glad I did because it works great. It's a cute little size, so if you need it for a massive furniture/building project, this might not be it; but I could use it to hang a knife bar, frame and align an IKEA bookshelf…

I like almost everything about this level. The size is just right for my toolbox, the top reading bubble is good, the tube groove is handy. Others have pointed out that the magnetic field is not very strong. I have also found this to be the case. But for my purposes it works fine. The problem with the level I got is that it's not accurate, more than a little. On a flat surface, it shows a quarter bubble behind the lines. No matter what functions a level has, if it doesn't function as a level…