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why not just clean them when adhesive gets on the levels?I use a Bosch laser level and the extendable pole, few years old but works fine.
When it comes to spirit levels i just get the drop forge sets when needed when on offer at screwdix, all ways check them for level, and allways get the 90cm level seperately.
They allways get covered in addy and after a while are hard to read.
Buy cheap and often in my opinion.
why not just clean them when adhesive gets on the levels?
A 2 second rinse sorts it. No excuses.We all start with good intentions but I have a yard full of levels that have seen better days. Fixing with sand and cement you never had a problem but these days of ultra stick/fast set adhesives mean that the gradual build up happens quicker than previously.
Fair point, I also clean mine, but leads to scratches that embed dirt, and the time spent being over clean out weighs the cost of shiny new ones.I'm one for cleaning my levels personally I can't be doing with the bubble getting covered in addy and clean tools lead to a clean job
I like the stabilas because where they are smooth they are easy to clean of adhesiveDue to my recent moment of stupidity I'm in need of some new levels I've just ordered a set of stabila ones 600 1200 1800 for £80 but ill need another set who's uses what ?
Stabila box levels? Bit pony in my opinion. Always buy a milled edge level.I like the stabilas because where they are smooth they are easy to clean of adhesive
A bit too close for comfort there Kyle with the abbreviation, we're not in the arms with this oneThe main thing putting me off is being known as the REMOVED with the digital level lol
I, I recommended big sola ?.A bit too close for comfort there Kyle with the abbreviation, we're not in the arms with this one
'Big Sola' levels as recommended by @antonio are probably the best out there, have a juke at them, it may be time well spent
That's extremely cheap, have you bought them?
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