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looking to get a new floor laser level , wondering what you guys use... -
laser level
looking to get a new floor laser level , wondering what you guys use
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Used one a few times. Builders would go past and knock it out of position, now I'm back to my trusted level and battens..................
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trade tiler has got the new laserliner cross laser he was demonstrating at the tile and stone show its the best one out there for a tiler imo and it is well priced
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If you get the pendelum type then if it gets knocked it just re-levels it's self....
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i'm sticking with the chalk line for the time being
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Forget the laser level and get a water level.
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Originally Posted by
deanotile
Sorry had a brain fart
must be an age thing.....
...but i agree the old water levels are good kit...
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Iye no self levelling lasers needed for floors guys, i use a dewalt 90 deg one. Wouldnt be without it for floors.
Use a stanley self levelling one on a pole for walls. Dont use a level anymore
Dave Gibson
Ravara Tiling Services
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pjtiler
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well i took some convincing but the lazer beats the hell out of the water level for me
you dont need 2 guys
its quicker
and for floors screeding you dont need dots
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PJ quote;for floors screeding you dont need dots;
I never even considered the laser for that
Bigger jobs a datum line but mostly dots around the room
Last edited by whitebeam; 08-09-2008 at 11:04 PM.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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pjtiler
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Re: laser level

Originally Posted by
whitebeam
PJ quote;for floors screeding you dont need dots;
I never even considered the laser for that
Bigger jobs a datum line but mostly dots around the room

mines a spinner so you set it to say 3 ft then measure down easy
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I've bought a few different kinds over the years, but I still mostly use chalk line and level.
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I bought a self levelling laser level from screwfix £49.99. It really is good. It is accurate and does horizontal and vertical lines.Cant really compare it to the mega money ones, but it certainly does the job for me.
You never get a Second chance to make a First impression.
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i was reluctant to buy a laser level at 1st but this year after seeing the one at the tile show i bought the laserliner and also a dewalt really usefull tools
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