I actually have one of these…it is fine, I mean, what do you expect out of a laser level? The swivel arm is so that you can point the level at the wall at different heights (I actually used this thing to help predict where a very small catapult would shoot).
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I actually have one of these…it is fine, I mean, what do you expect out of a laser level? The swivel arm is so that you can point the level at the wall at different heights (I actually used this thing to help predict where a very small catapult would shoot).
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Do you have THIS laser level? I’m apprehensive, because there is no brand name.
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I actually have one of these…it is fine, I mean, what do you expect out of a laser level? The swivel arm is so that you can point the level at the wall at different heights (I actually used this thing to help predict where a very small catapult would shoot).
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mousetraps fling meese feces 6 feet…give or take a dropping
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Woot. Wayward Woot. When will you come back to us with things we actually want?
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When people stop buying this carp and give the only message a consumer can give… “I won’t buy unless you listen to me.” Yet, a hard message to receive when there is still money in their ears…
On the other hand… could make an interesting Halloween prop… cheap but effective. Now I’m stuck in a conundrum… Hmmm, maybe they’ll have to hear the message tomorrow… heh.
Yes, quite literally this one. I mean, it points a bright light at the wall, doesn’t really have to be name brand to do that well. Basically, it points a laser at the wall, it is reasonably visible in moderate indoor lighting for a width of about 8 feet when it is probably about that far from the wall itself.