The picture of the laser doesn’t show the accessories listed in the “Specs Tab”… Does this offer include the laser and accessories?
In the Box:
- (1) GPL3 3-Point Self-Leveling Alignment Laser
- (1) Multipurpose Attachment
- (1) Hard Carry Case
- (3) AA Batteries
What it does not state is that it will be a Bosch hard carry case. Some of the negative comments on Amazon included a mention that the included case for this refurbished tool was generic. To be fair, other positive reviews mentioned that it came with a Bosch case. This may be unimportant to you - for me, I appreciate the excellent quality of the Bosch brand of their equipment and their cases. I don’t buy generic power tools.
Not sure I need this (want and need are two different things), but it’s $9 off the refurb price on Amazon, so it’s a reasonable saving over the usual price, though you do get the Amazon 90-day warranty from the mothership.
The description says: “The pouch fits on your tool belt and also features an Easy Access Battery Compartment.” If the Bosch case provides the battery access, then you’ve probably answered your own question.
If it doesn’t meet with your needs, then I would contact Woot! Customer service afterwards and make arrangements for a return and refund. They’re pretty accommodating.
I would love for someone to briefly explain what this is used for…I really thought I’d stumbled across a great deal on a 3-line laser level
Wait… That’s not what this is?
Apparently not
Here’s a video of the product.
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no, this is a three-dot laser as far as I can tell.
FYI this is a digital plumb bob, it identifies points of reference, not level lines. If you want a line on the wall to align pictures you’re hanging, this is not your product.
Nice product video other than it did not fully demonstrate what he described. Am I the only one who suspected he was about to break out in a full belly laugh at any moment?
If you’re looking for a line laser level, look for the word “line” rather than “point” in the product name and description. A line level projects a line along a surface. This “point” level only projects points on surfaces. Watch the Bosch product video above to hear how this tool is used.
Here’s a video on how to search Youtube. Have fun!
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WTF was that supposed to do for us? Or am I missing the subtle humor?
I was teasing bluemaple about finding a better video. There wasn’t much available for that exact model.