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Self-levelling laser level
Projects verticle (plumb) line and/or horizontal level line onto surface
Can be used on included tripod or any stable surface
Rotates 360°
Kit includes carrying case, level, 3 AA batteries and protective glasses

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a lifetime exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

NoJohnson Self-Adjusting Laser Level Kit

Overall Rating

4.6 out of 5

Durability

4.6 out of 5

Performance

4.2 out of 5

Features

4.6 out of 5

5 Self-levelling laser level. Projects verticle (plumb) line and/or horizontal level line onto surface. Can be used on included tripod or any stable surface. Rotates 360°

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

Features

5 out of 5

robbied

Location: Burlington

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As good as its gonna get for consumer grade produc

Date:December 14, 2011

"With out a doubt this unit even at regular price is worth every penny. 5 out 5 for price vs all 4 measures.

I built my ENTIRE basement using this tool. As an individual who considers himself an average DIY'er and learns by watching and reading (and praying) to complete tasks this tool is a must. I learned very fast that traditional levels take skill to use and can be very expensive. One tip, if you can ensure every once and awhile that the tool is calibrated properly by checking the line with a traditional level.

I used this tool to lay out my bottom plates, top plates, plumb corners, each stud, bulkheads, ceiling tiles and grid, door frames and this list goes on, now that the basement is complete it is great for hanging pictures.

Please keep in mind this is a consumer grade product, you need fully charged batteries or the beam can be weak. If you want to use is outside no problem use it on a cloudy day OR early morning or late evening, works perfect, my picket fence that goes the entire perimeter of my corner lot is PERFECT, my deck, perfect and was able to put a 2 degree slant for water drainage.

Cheers and happy levelling."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Features

5 out of 5

TheToecutter

Location: Stabmonton, AB

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A Real Time-saver

Date:November 9, 2011

"I've had this for about a year. I've used it to build a driveway gate, a deck, and build various things in my garage. It's very simple to use. It also seems durable, since I accidentally kicked it over once and it landed with a bang on a concrete floor. No damage done.

A nice feature is that when you rotate the power switch off, it also mechanically locks the pendulum laser assembly, so it won't get damaged. Still on the first set of batteries, so that's good.

Brightness -- generally quite adequate. Outdoors on a sunny day can be a problem. I wait until early evening and/or use the included red glasses. The glasses really help a lot to make the red laser more visible.

The carrying case is very good, and makes it very convenient to store everything together safely."

+2points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Features

4 out of 5

TazMan

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Very Pleased

Date:January 14, 2010

"I bought this level because the Johnson Rotary Laser Level Kit was out of stock at the time. While I was looking forward to having a Rotary level, when I finally got one and tried it out, I was quite disappointed with how it worked compared to this self adjusting level.

I think this level is ideal, as long as your tripod is reasonably level, it just works on its own. It shows the line on about half of the room at once, so it is no big deal to rotate the level for the other half.

The vertical line is a bonus, nothing to flip or change, it’s just there for when you need it.

I tested it out in my family room and used it to level all my pictures at once - great!. I am using it next for tiling my bathroom to keep things level."

+10points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

Features

5 out of 5

MeanSpitfire

Location: Waterloo, Ont.

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Performs as advertised and as expected.

Date:June 30, 2009

"This is a great level which is very convenient, since when you need a vertical reference, it gives it to you, in addition to the horizontal line. As another reviewer mentioned, it can be a challenge outdoors as with any other laser level. This one is no exception. The only solution is to use it outside in the evening when the light level is lower, place the marks you need so that you can do the actual work the following day. Otherwise, it performs very well indeed. And surprisingly (for me at least), the tripod is quite sturdy even when fully extended. Level it as best you can with the bubble level in the head, and turn it on. After a few seconds, it is stable. The base is graduated every 5 degrees so that you can rotate it precisely if needed. The vertical line also extends down far enough to assist in placing tiles on a floor. One word of caution... The On-Off knob also secures the internal optical system. So to avoid damage, never handle it with the knob in the On position; this will also prevent accidentally shining the beam in someone's eye. Overall, an excellent tool... should bear the Mastercraft name!"

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

Performance

3 out of 5

Features

4 out of 5

Toy4me

Location: Calgary

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Ok for inside

Date:June 16, 2009

"I can't compare it to other brands, since I have only used this one and Johnson "Manual levelling" Rotating unit which are on sale at the same price.
Outside (normal light) - Even using the red glasses I could not see the "+" lines.
Inside and darker, the unit worked much better. It displays constant hor. and vert. lines both at the same time-no need to flip the unit. Constant lines are better than flashing lines to get your bearings. Manually rotating the head around a room - no problem
Just level the tripod-bubble and the unit levels it self. I prefered this unit over the Johnson "Manual levelling" Rotating unit , check my other review for it."

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How low from floor can the light go? can use to level for placing tiles on a uneven floor?

Anonymous

2 years, 4 months ago

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This tool will not apply to your purpose. The level without the stand is about 1 inch off the ground when place on floor so the horizontal level will not work for you..

robbied

- Burlington

1 month, 3 weeks ago

Answer:

It is not necesarry to have the laser at floor level. You set up the level as low as you can and then find your high spot on the floor. From the high spot to the laser line measures say 4" take away your tile thickness, 3/8", and your mortor thickness, another 3/8" and you are left with 3 1/4". If you rotate the laser to measure anywhere on your floor without moving it from its footprint (twist but don't move left, right, forward or back) you just need to make sure your tiles is level, tile puck works great, measure from the laser line to tile, if they are all 3 1/4" then your floor is level.