I’m thinking of one for the same reason. I’ve been looking around and this seems reasonable for what I would need. Does anyone use one of these or can you offer advice?I am looking for some advice on Laser levels, I am just about to start fitting my new kitchen and was looking for a decent quality laser to assist me.
Like most on this forum I undertake most projects so a laser than can handle multiple tasks is a must.
Having used a laser for quite some time I would definitely recommend a 3 x 360⁰ beam one
I only have experience of simple lasers other than my 3x360 Dewalt like https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/364758442214Which would you recommend? And why?
I have never used one, but I guess I should purchase one at some point.
The Dewalt does do inclines, it flashes periodically to warn that its out of the 4⁰ self leveling range.Its a much sturdier laser in that its drop tested to 2 metres , also is water and dust protectedThanks for the recommendations.
A 3x360 sounds like the best option.
I quite like the fact that the one recommended by @^woody^ can be used for things like dado rails on staircases (if used with the correct type of tripod).
Is that also the case with other lasers?
Not sure that I can (currently) justify the cost of the Dewalt one recommended by @lostinthelight . It does look like it is far more sturdy/durable though. I would be tempted to buy a bare bones unit if I had other Dewalt lithium ion tools, but I don't. Most of my work is domestic, with me being the only tradesman on site, so durability is less important.
Again, thank you both for your recommendations.
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