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Aston

its ok mate, i wouldnt rave about it for the price.
i was expecting the beam to be alot brighter and be seen alot further. i bought one off ebay last year and sent it back because it had been dropped. then i bought a new one which is okish..they are handy for setting out in mutiple rooms but there are other cheaper options which are decent. the laser liner floor square from trade tiler is as good imo.....dave now sells the bosch floor sqaure and seems to rate it

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DHTiling

Ahh i see which model you mean now..


This is one Trade tiler sells..

Bosch GTL3 Tile Laser


Perfect for square and diagonal layouts.

- Projects 3 highly visible red laser lines set at 90° and 45°
- Laser lines project along the floor and up the wall
- One button operation to switch lasers
- LED battery indicator
- Can also be placed vertically on a wall for marking out
- Range of 20 meters
- Accuracy ± 0.2 mm/m, ± 0.4 mm/m between 45° and 90°- line
(best in this tool class.)
- Size 152mm x 102mm x 98mm W, D, H
- Operating time with 2 lines/ 3 lines 18 hrs/12 hrs
- Automatic off after approx. 30 min
- Dust and splash water guard to IP 54
- Magnetic base
- Laser class 2
- Weight 600g
- Shipping Weight: 3kg

Screw/nail the metal base plate to the wall and use the lasers magnetic base to easily position the laser

Tip! Also use any one beam as a simple straight line laser
Includes:
- Carry case
- Batteries (4 x 1.5v AA)
- Metal base plate
- Target



Price: £122.99 £144.51 Including VAT at 17.5%
 
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brinkley

i got one of these bloomin good puts lines on the floor and up the walls and goes horizontally right round the room pretty much
 

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The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP

All the students at my last training center asked the instructor what he thought on laser levels? He thought they were useless & a waste of money,better off with a spirit level.


It depends on the type of laser you go for, A good brand is essential imo. They are accurate and save lots of time. If your instructor can match their accuracy with the top of range spirit level (Stabila) imo he is very good. I have used both methods, and prefare a good laser:thumbsup: The most accurate method for me is a water level, especially in multiple room areas. The Egyptians used this method to build the pyramids, thats good enough for me.
 
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