K
kaharrison9
Over the past year i've raved about the Laserline Autocross which i still think is a superb laser sadly the staf that is purchased seperatly i would strongly advise against anyone purchasing.
I purchased the package about a year ago,as with all tools to an exstent money is no object but it has to be reliable,stand the test of time and do the job required to a high standard.
6 months after purchase while using the laser the staf lost its tension and crashed to the floor.The pendulam had fulling snapped and the laser was obviously past repair.
Looking at the staf as to why it had happened there is an internal nut that holds the spring under tension that had worked it self loose.To get at this nut you have to unscrew a collar,tap out a pin so not my doing as to this collapse.
Contacted Dave who had heard of this happen before who then passed me on to the Laserline contact.He'd never heard of this happening but asked for the staf and laser.He confirmed the laser was passed repair but would replace free of charge the faulty staf section but they couldn't accept liability.As far as i was concerned the faulty staf was the cause for the write off of the laser,it had happened before to somebody and i was also in the company of another tf member who witnessed it happen.
Anyway bought another Laserline laser around £230 i think and felt a bit peeved i had now spent about £550 in 6 months on a laser.
Haven't made an issue of it up to now,even gave it the benefit of doubt as been a one off
Anyway yesterday setting up the new staf before attaching the laser the spring once again popped out causing the staf to crash luckly the laser wasn't attached.
So fed up with it,working the last few weeks 7 days a week,in these conditions,till late at night that i've no enthusiasm or time at the moment to sort out or vent my fury about this usless piece of kit.At the moment it's stuck in the van while i have greatfully been allowed the use of another members staf.
I now could be looking at the loss of 2 exspensive laser in less than a year due to the same fault so if anybody has a laseriner or is intending to purchase one be very wary.
Cheers
Kev
I purchased the package about a year ago,as with all tools to an exstent money is no object but it has to be reliable,stand the test of time and do the job required to a high standard.
6 months after purchase while using the laser the staf lost its tension and crashed to the floor.The pendulam had fulling snapped and the laser was obviously past repair.
Looking at the staf as to why it had happened there is an internal nut that holds the spring under tension that had worked it self loose.To get at this nut you have to unscrew a collar,tap out a pin so not my doing as to this collapse.
Contacted Dave who had heard of this happen before who then passed me on to the Laserline contact.He'd never heard of this happening but asked for the staf and laser.He confirmed the laser was passed repair but would replace free of charge the faulty staf section but they couldn't accept liability.As far as i was concerned the faulty staf was the cause for the write off of the laser,it had happened before to somebody and i was also in the company of another tf member who witnessed it happen.
Anyway bought another Laserline laser around £230 i think and felt a bit peeved i had now spent about £550 in 6 months on a laser.
Haven't made an issue of it up to now,even gave it the benefit of doubt as been a one off
Anyway yesterday setting up the new staf before attaching the laser the spring once again popped out causing the staf to crash luckly the laser wasn't attached.
So fed up with it,working the last few weeks 7 days a week,in these conditions,till late at night that i've no enthusiasm or time at the moment to sort out or vent my fury about this usless piece of kit.At the moment it's stuck in the van while i have greatfully been allowed the use of another members staf.
I now could be looking at the loss of 2 exspensive laser in less than a year due to the same fault so if anybody has a laseriner or is intending to purchase one be very wary.
Cheers
Kev