some would consider using a laser to nail a bird box up overkill but I admire your thoroughness
Puzzled by your post until I realised that I had posted in the wrong forum. It's an age thing, that should have gone in the retirees forum 😁
some would consider using a laser to nail a bird box up overkill but I admire your thoroughness
The problem with stiction is that it could give you a different answer each time you nudge the instrument. Personally, I'd want pencil marks that have been checked carefully before starting work, and that won't move. Even a wrong reference is better than a wrong one which moves whilst you're in the middle of the job, particularly if it leaves no trace of where it was previously.
I've never used one, but I'm struggling to think of any job I've done where it would have been more convenient.
Puzzled by your post until I realised that I had posted in the wrong forum. It's an age thing, that should have gone in the retirees forum 😁
Puzzled by your post until I realised that I had posted in the wrong forum. It's an age thing, that should have gone in the retirees forum 😁
some would consider using a laser to nail a bird box up overkill but I admire your thoroughness
As a sparky I always used water levels string lines or spirit levels all off which can give you slight errors over distances. I now use a dewalt laser which has a tripod and also wall mount. Absolutely brilliant, you do need to set up level using the bubble otherwise not good.
You can get a clamp type bracket that will clamp on door frames walls etc. The better lasers are also self leveling.