I was a ceramic tiler and bought my water levell 50 years ago (i'm 75 now) Alumiinium rod instead of wood but same water container, great for levelling room to room or around corners or floors or walls celings just set a datom line and measure up or down to the level required. Still have this level. Thanks for the great vidios guys.
I actually have used a water level on the job, but not in the last 30 years since laser levels became popular. It’s good to remember the old ways though.
I used water levels for going around corners,works great for siding. I also used transit's alot for bench marks,shooting grades,etc . Simple tools work great ,like a plumb bob .
@@danthechippie4439 hi. I don't remember having to many bubbles. I'm assuming you're talking about getting rid of the bubbles within the pipe line. I would suggest making sure you have a big enough reservoir/tank with your coloured water. Then try run the pipe down hill and ensure the end is lower than the tank. You might loose a little fluid initially to fill the pipe line. Then plug the end of the pipeline up. The bubbles should rise to the surface... Up the pipeline and up into the reservoir after a short while. Hope that helps
I was a ceramic tiler and bought my water levell 50 years ago (i'm 75 now) Alumiinium rod instead of wood but same water container, great for levelling room to room or around corners or floors or walls celings just set a datom line and measure up or down to the level required. Still have this level. Thanks for the great vidios guys.
I actually have used a water level on the job, but not in the last 30 years since laser levels became popular. It’s good to remember the old ways though.
I used a water level for years building decks for houses. Great for setting ledger boards. This was prior to laser levels being addordable. 😁😁
I used water levels for going around corners,works great for siding. I also used transit's alot for bench marks,shooting grades,etc . Simple tools work great ,like a plumb bob .
Nice video. Reminds me of dut surveying classes.
Wow awesome idea
Great demo
Very clever
Dear Cody, At 2:20 min.: As you are well aware, at 50 miles separation, you really have to start taking earth's curvature into consideration!
Good joke 😂
lmao yeah that bendy curvy ocean. stop it with that globe logic.
@@therussells4950 Do we have a genuine flerf here?
Can you demonstrate how you got the bubbles out?
@@danthechippie4439 hi. I don't remember having to many bubbles. I'm assuming you're talking about getting rid of the bubbles within the pipe line.
I would suggest making sure you have a big enough reservoir/tank with your coloured water. Then try run the pipe down hill and ensure the end is lower than the tank. You might loose a little fluid initially to fill the pipe line. Then plug the end of the pipeline up. The bubbles should rise to the surface... Up the pipeline and up into the reservoir after a short while. Hope that helps
Thank you for responding , it helped@@codylister3859
GAME CHANGER!!! ***
If it worked to build the pyramids, I'm sure it will work for me