Which laser level?

[Perry]

180 only throws one line on the floor , the ft 90 throws two lines at 90 degrees 10 metres either side of the laser.

so does the 180 on the last mode put it on its face

 

[Perry]

never used a lazer until a little while ago but this is what i was told never used it on a floor yet but just checked it it is out using it like that so i will keep using the maths lol

 

[White Room]

never used a lazer until a little while ago but this is what i was told never used it on a floor yet but just checked it it is out using it like that so i will keep using the maths lol

Your so old school Pete:lol:

 

[Perry]

Your so old school Pete:lol:

i think just old Mark

 

[jolston]

Does anyone use the Stabila LAX50. Loking for a cheapish but fair quality level for around £100? Thanks

 

[poynton phil]

Does anyone use the Stabila LAX50. Loking for a cheapish but fair quality level for around £100? Thanks

The one I used before getting my new pls ones was the stanley cll (which is up for sale for £50ish, by the way) will cost around £100 or so quid, and it is a good little laser, if you can still get them.

 

[Aston]

same as pete, pls180 for me. palm lasers specialise only in lasers. small, accurate over distance and robust.

 

[Wetroom 1]

Best level on the market no matter what your budget, full details below especially good for 1mm and 2mm grout lines no matter what size the room is....

WATER LEVEL IT DONT LIE....

 

[Dave Cartwright]

Recently purchased Lax 50 from Trade Tiler very pleased with it.Good range on it.
Use it on the pole mostly.

 

[tjt]

i've been using a PLS2 for about 8years now, brighter line than most and is accurate over a greater distance(was at time of purchase). bought a PLS FT90 last year for setting out floors.gives you four lines as opposed to the two most other makes have.

these two laserscan be bought together as a kit in a hard case

hope this helps

tjt

 

[The Plasterer]

do any of you guys notice any difference in levels which are accurate to .5mm per metre and the levels which are accurate to .3mm per metre ?
or in " real life " conditions are they pretty much the same ?

 

[cdstiling]

Dewalt dw088 is perfect for me ! Saves so much time