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to the guys who own and use the stabila lax 50 laser. Ive just got one and been using - love the tool and think its awesome. question is - ... -
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Stabila LAX 50 laser Question
to the guys who own and use the stabila lax 50 laser. Ive just got one and been using - love the tool and think its awesome. question is - how do you guys get the bubble in the middle of the circle? or doesnt it matter too much? Ive been wedging a tile wedge in between the laser and the pole to get the bubble in the circle!!
Any easier ways?
thanks
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Re: Stabila LAX 50 laser Question
Dunno my Dewalt 087 is self levelling
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Re: Stabila LAX 50 laser Question
Self leveling is far more accurate, I had one with centre bubble far quicker with a level..
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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TilersForums Contributor
Re: Stabila LAX 50 laser Question
the lax50 is self levelling but still has a small bubble in the centre, ive checked it with a level even when the bubble is out of the circle and its still level. Just got to get used to the new bit of kit i guess!
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Re: Stabila LAX 50 laser Question
Bubble on the Lax50 is just a guide. It is a truly self levelling laser. It will give off a steady beam when level, and flash when it is not
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TilersForums Contributor
Re: Stabila LAX 50 laser Question
thanks Blocko, was just a tad worried when I saw the bubble was out of the circle and I'd been working from it! Good news.
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Re: Stabila LAX 50 laser Question
Blocko is correct.
I've never even looked close enough at mine to notice that it has a bubble - oops!.
That said, I can't remember when I last use it either - I tend to prefer my spirit levels.
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Daz
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Re: Stabila LAX 50 laser Question
Yup, bubble just a guide... if its drastically out, as Geoff says it will flash.
its my FAVOURITE tool.. an absolute god send!
My DIY wetroom thread.. if you're a bit bored!
http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/tiling-forum/51004-bathroom-project-work-progress.html
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