Tille Laser reviews

[Proper Job]

Hi guys and girls could you give us some feed back or mini review on what tile laser you use ??

 

[tfs]

Do you mean wet saws with laser guides?

If so, the one I purcahed recently was rubbish. I have notticed that with many products of this type unless you purchase the top of the range (best on market and usually most expensive) the laser guide is never realy accurate.

 

[rob hutchinson]

HI
I use Hilti laser levels........a couple of different types, the first is Hilti's latest which projects either a single straight line (horizontal or vertical) or with a cross and is self levelling.......no messing about fiddling to adjust. I'ts quite small and comes with various attachment options eg: tri-pod, magnetic clamp, door frame fixing and scaffold clamp bracket. Also in the case are a pair of infra-red type glasses (which are fantastic to see the laser line in bright light) and a special tile pencil.
The second type is also a Hilti and again is self levelling but this one is like a little robot which projects a small dot both on the walls, ceiling and floor. This dot can be made to spin around the room very fast and also comes with a special catcher card that allows you to stop the laser dot so you can mark the datum line. This level is easily operated by one person and will project a line at great distances ideal for large factory units.
Hilti tools are not cheap and don't claim to be but they are highly callibrated for accuracy and their guarantee's are second to none. Worth taking a look at guy's:yes:

 

[Perry]

Rob nice to see you got the hang of that keyboard i find on large floors the dot is to big even with the hilti i use a ball of string cheaper lol

 

[devonmark]

I use this one purchased from screwfix, great for bathrooms, kitchens etc..

[DLMURL]http://www.screwfix.com/prods/74711/Hand-Tools/Lasers-Levelling/Lasers/1st-2nd-Fix/Forge-Steel-Self-Levelling-Laser-Level[/DLMURL]

Mark

 

[IvegotsTILE]

I use a Stanley one(forgot number)its on a pole that you place on the floor and ceiling then you slide the laser down the pole to the height you want the line,does horizontal and vertical.Priced at about £80 brilliant and worth every penny.You can pick up lasers for £20 and even those are worth having.
Can't think why any tiler wouldn't have one,very handy.