Green Laser level

[nicebutdim]

I paid £33 for a 16 line green laser yrs ago, and it's been brilliant.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/374893178280

Got a bit excited until I spotted they don't deliver to NI but there'll be other sellers at similar prices.

How accurate is it? I don't need extra lines too often and like the idea of paying humble money for something that could spend months on end in a case.

 

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Got a bit excited until I spotted they don't deliver to NI but there'll be other sellers at similar prices.

How accurate is it? I don't need extra lines too often and like the idea of paying humble money for something that could spend months on end in a case.

 

[marck]

Hi, can anyone recommend a good Green Cross Laser level, I have been looking a Milwaukee’s offering

So, any feedback on that would be great.

Thanks in advance

Mike

I use the dewalt one someone posted a picture of I do like the advantage of having rechargeable batteries and they are cheap to replace.

 

[Calson]

The best construction levels that work well outdoors in sunlight are the ones made by Pacific Laser Systems which is now owned by Fluke. For indoor use the Bosch GLL 100 GX self leveling cross line laser level is excellent and comes with an excellent kit with mounting accessories.

 

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The best construction levels that work well outdoors in sunlight are the ones made by Pacific Laser Systems which is now owned by Fluke. For indoor use the Bosch GLL 100 GX self leveling cross line laser level is excellent and comes with an excellent kit with mounting accessories.

They also come with a hefty price tag and have fewer functions than the cheaper ones.

Mine has been battered about for the last few years and has worked flawlessly.

Hubar stuff is quite good if you don't want to spend a fortune.