I've spent the last 2 hours looking for a video that shows the lines actually on a wall and the different settings. This is the only video on the internet that is this thorough. And even addressed my question about will it work on a camera tripod. Well done for the best video on the internet on this laser level.
I've tried using lasers for layout a few times, and other than once using it to set pendant supports for track lighting with a drop ceiling laser, it's usually been a case of I can't see the beam when I'm trying to nail up the part I'm laying out. but I've been saying they need to make these with a high power pulse mode, so you can set your elevation, step out of the house, and hit the pulse to mark uniform elevation throughout the house.
Yes, these 360° lasers are great for working on floor leveling for old houses with cracked slabs or sagging foundation walls. These green lasers are much more visible than red as well.
@@SparkyChannel have to be a little bit careful when leveling floors in old buildings. if it wasn't level to begin with, then trying to level it can create worse problems.
@@kenbrown2808 Ken, I have a lot of experience with leveling floors and you're absolutely correct. But in the right hands, this 360 laser is a money maker!
There's a little crank on my tripod. You just crank that and the laser and it's line goes up and down. Then there is a micro control on the unit for finer leveling. Thanks!
These are amazing tools…..but are handicapping a large portion of commercial carpenters. Worked with a guy 25 years older than me who would be able to square up a dog house with his 3 plane laser….I was getting nauseous lining up his laser for him for a 12x30 deck. Went to check it and it was an inch out of wack because he had no idea how or where to start. Sad thing is these “commercial” carpenter make almost 8 more buck an hour more than residential guys and if they had to build anything that wasn’t already framed in around them it was be a disaster
whatd you go with and how did it work out.. im in the same boat, can either get bosch that operates of D cells or the milwuakee that uses my m12 batteries, but the milwuakee doesnt seem like its intended to be a grading laser, they dont sell it in a kit with a tripod, grading rod and receiver you have to piece it together
Will a 6ah battery fit without interfering with the laser line, I've just purchased one of these lasers and I need to get a battery, my regular wholesalers is out of 4ah, but 6ah is available. Thanks
You're asking about a tripod? I like the ones that have a fine up and down adjustment. You would want "travel style" as they are made to fit in standard suitcases.
I own the Milwaukee 360 green 3 plane laser cat no 3632-20 and I have the Milwaukee tripod. Tripod is not so good as the laser is heavy and the tri pod is flimsy. looking for a pole to use with the laser. Perhaps a Johnson Model #40-6301 ? Does anyone have their laser mounted to a pole?
Oh Bill I'm jealous, been wanting one of these. Have a great weekend 😎🛠️😎🛠️😎
Yes, they're really nice!
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@@konamanstudio2447 😎🍻😎🍻😎
I've spent the last 2 hours looking for a video that shows the lines actually on a wall and the different settings. This is the only video on the internet that is this thorough. And even addressed my question about will it work on a camera tripod. Well done for the best video on the internet on this laser level.
Thanks so much. You made my day with your comments!
For a second I thought you were Scotty Kilmer. I had to do a double take.
So did I . They sound alike. Maybe this is his brother.
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You included the model numbers to the products shown. --- Outstanding production. ---- your attention to detail always inspires me.
Thanks so much Lance!
Would of been even better if they would of put it in a packout case. Thanks for the video Bill!
I put mine in a packout! Way better!
Great demonstration Sparky.
Thanks Gary!
Hope all is going well, Sparky The Man!
Everything is great, thanks so much! I hope all is well with you too!
but does it work outside at 100-150'? can you set grade on a foundation with it? a driveway, maybe get a dozen sonna tubes all in plane
I've tried using lasers for layout a few times, and other than once using it to set pendant supports for track lighting with a drop ceiling laser, it's usually been a case of I can't see the beam when I'm trying to nail up the part I'm laying out.
but I've been saying they need to make these with a high power pulse mode, so you can set your elevation, step out of the house, and hit the pulse to mark uniform elevation throughout the house.
Yes, these 360° lasers are great for working on floor leveling for old houses with cracked slabs or sagging foundation walls. These green lasers are much more visible than red as well.
@@SparkyChannel have to be a little bit careful when leveling floors in old buildings. if it wasn't level to begin with, then trying to level it can create worse problems.
@@kenbrown2808 that actually happened to me once. Mine actually has a lock to keep plume still inside laser level
@@kenbrown2808 Ken, I have a lot of experience with leveling floors and you're absolutely correct. But in the right hands, this 360 laser is a money maker!
@@JMjayesim doesn't make me any more transparent.
Just paid off the credit card!!!!! Time to run it up again
LOL! Yes, this is a nice set!
Love it. Thanks for the review.
Thanks!
Ps gave a shout out to you on my channel after hearing about the hack. Hope that all worked out.
Where I can get the tripod that you have in that video? (I didn't see it in the description)
I sure wish they would put it in a packout.
Great idea!
lasers in a Fifties house? you better beam up Scotty!
LOL! Yes, everything is done now except the hardwood floor needs refinishing. I have a lot of work to do outside, then the floor will be last.
Can this used for for leveling and tile work?
Alright Bill you and your bacon and eggs got me hankerin fire sobe bacon and eggs your buying since you started it. Lol nice tool and a good case. 👍🏼
LOL! I should have said "steak and eggs"! Yes, great case!
Great review. Wish the detector gave how much above por below the laser was hitting from the center ( level line )
Thanks!
Great video, hope you would have shown me how to set up a preferred height with the lesser .
There's a little crank on my tripod. You just crank that and the laser and it's line goes up and down. Then there is a micro control on the unit for finer leveling. Thanks!
@@SparkyChannel thank you,
These are amazing tools…..but are handicapping a large portion of commercial carpenters. Worked with a guy 25 years older than me who would be able to square up a dog house with his 3 plane laser….I was getting nauseous lining up his laser for him for a 12x30 deck. Went to check it and it was an inch out of wack because he had no idea how or where to start. Sad thing is these “commercial” carpenter make almost 8 more buck an hour more than residential guys and if they had to build anything that wasn’t already framed in around them it was be a disaster
Great video review.
Thank you.
Thanks Tommy!
Has anyone tried setting grade or a foundation of a house with this? Trying to decide if I should go with the Bosch or stay with my favorite brand 😅
Both excellent!
whatd you go with and how did it work out.. im in the same boat, can either get bosch that operates of D cells or the milwuakee that uses my m12 batteries, but the milwuakee doesnt seem like its intended to be a grading laser, they dont sell it in a kit with a tripod, grading rod and receiver you have to piece it together
Hi, by any chance where did you get the detector from and how much?
Hopefully they sell these together in a packout case
That would be a great idea!
Why ca n I NOT find the laser detector anywhere? I need to purchase one but they currently don't exist. How/where did you get yours??
just saw the video . great job. what grade rod is good with the laser line detector?
Bosch GR16 16-Feet Aluminum Grade Rod: Amazon.com: amzn.to/2pL8nR9
Will a 6ah battery fit without interfering with the laser line, I've just purchased one of these lasers and I need to get a battery, my regular wholesalers is out of 4ah, but 6ah is available. Thanks
theyre physically the same size...
What's the best laser stand that can fit inside a packout box
You're asking about a tripod? I like the ones that have a fine up and down adjustment. You would want "travel style" as they are made to fit in standard suitcases.
Wow!
I agree!
I like the video. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks!
I'm still surprised to see a 4.0 battery why dont they include the 6.0
That would be good!
You working longer than 15 hours?
I own the Milwaukee 360 green 3 plane laser cat no 3632-20 and I have the Milwaukee tripod. Tripod is not so good as the laser is heavy and the tri pod is flimsy. looking for a pole to use with the laser. Perhaps a Johnson Model #40-6301 ? Does anyone have their laser mounted to a pole?
Bosch BT350
Is it good for electrician, I do residential?
Yes, it is.
Kick ass
Thanks Dave!
What grade rod are you using?
That is a Bosch grade rod.
Bosch GR16 16-Feet Aluminum Grade Rod: Amazon.com: amzn.to/2pL8nR9
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Cheers!
Second!!!
Thanks!
too bad its not 4d