However one person can use it, you do not need two people, use a resavoir such as a bucket .
Explain please?
However one person can use it, you do not need two people, use a resavoir such as a bucket .
Obviously when you prime it you start off with water slightly higher than level you need then drain off to reach optimum height
Thanks. Well today I marked out two adjacent sides, using homemade profile boards, bricklines and a large square from Toolstation. I measured the diagonal, and it differed from the calculated value by 8 mm, 3770 mm calculated and 3778 mm measured, so I count that a success. Measuring lengths with a tape measure is a right pain. The large square I bought is a really nice tool.The cheaper lasers, even green are difficult to see outside unless you're on the night shift. You would normally need a pulse laser and a separate detector.
Traditional line and square is normally best.
For 3,4,5, a piece of timber with the units marked on it is easiest as there is no flex or stretch. It matters not what units you choose, but avoid bananas.
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