8 in 1 Tuulkit Multi-Purpose Laser Level-3X Spirit Levels 3X Red Laser Pointer 2.5m Tape Measure 6 Inch Ruler -DIY- Horizon Vertical Measuring Tape Aligner – Lazer Levels Self Levelling Metric Rulers

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This is a robust laser unit with plenty of rubberised plastic in the construction and all the corners are well protected. Cycling through laser modes is straightforward. Choose from cross, horizontal, and vertical by simply pressing the button on top. It’s powered by a pair of included AA batteries and boasts 20 hours of use before you need to swap them out. The laser doesn’t sit on top of the unit like the more expensive Kaiweets level, but for this price, it’s the ideal instrument for hanging pictures or even setting out timber studs accurately. Then there are the levelling detectors. You get three spirit levels positioned along the body, measuring for vertical and both horizontal planes. They’re pretty accurate, but they need to be because this isn’t a self-levelling laser device. The only feature missing from the KT360A is a plumb dot. Available on the Kaiweets KT360B, it shoots a laser dot vertically above and below the unit. This handy feature means you can find the plumb point in any given space. It’s great for laying out stud walls, so it’s a shame that it’s not on this model. The Lasers

The removable battery is Lithium Ion, and it provides the laser with up to 35 hours operating time with one laser turned on, up to 20 hours with two lasers turned on, and up to 12.5 hours of battery life on full power with all three lasers visible. That’s impressive, and hopefully means you won’t run out of battery during the job. Specialist laser and measurement tool company Huepar have created a simple yet powerful green laser level for indoor and outdoor use. The BOX-1G is an accurate laser level that can be set up in seconds and is easy to mount on most surfaces. Having one of the best laser levels to hand comes in handy more often than you might think. Being able to shoot a reliable, accurate, and repeatable horizontal and vertical line or grid wherever you want is a game changer. Whether you’re laying out stud walls, hanging pictures at an angle up the stairs, or installing new kitchen cabinets, the Kaiweets KT360A is a brilliant piece of kit to own. There are three laser modules on this level. You get a horizontal one mounted on the top, and two vertical lasers mounted on the front and side of the unit. You can turn on each laser individually, or cycle through the different modes to shine lasers across the floor, walls, and ceiling.The laser level working range is specified (in metres) both with and without a receiver , so bear this in mind when comparing values. Although Ryobi offers the 360° with a red laser, we’re testing the slightly more expensive green version here. In a side-by-side comparison, claims that the green light is clearer and easier to see certainly hold water. It could also be helpful to distinguish between lines if multiple measurements need to be taken in one go. Look for models that offer water and debris resistance. Even if you think that you are unlikely to use your product outside, you never know when it might be in a damp environment, or when you might be using it on a job that goes drastically wrong (such as plumbing works!) leaving your laser level having a bit of a shower! Equally, most laser levels are going to be exposed to a certain amount of dust and debris, so lookout for a model that is protected from this! Using a Laser Level

The green lasers really show up well against an internal wall, even in bright sunlight. I prefer the green laser colour to the more traditional red, but they both suffer in an outdoor setting. When outside, the laser is just about visible, but it takes a bit of hunting around when you’re more than a few metres away from the unit. The MM02 mount comes with the Quigo laser level, and it steps the tool up a few notches in terms of versatility. You can attach the mount to a wide range of structures, like a step ladder, and use the fine adjustment wheel for ultimate accuracy. The laser level measures 12 x 14 x 10 cm and weighs just a shade over 1 kg at 1049 g with the universal base attached. Compared with some tiny laser levels on the market this one’s quite chunky, but with the three laser modules on board, you couldn’t make it much smaller if you tried. The three laser modules on this level are true 360° ones, and apart from the tiny gaps left by the shadow of the laser housing, it casts a bright and easy to read green laser around the room. They are powerful Class 2 lasers with a working range of approximately 30 m. Operation literally couldn’t be any more straightforward. The lens case doubles up as the switch! You simply slide it out of the way and the green cross line shines out nice and brightly. You can’t cycle through modes, but for the price, this is an accurate and useful laser tool.

Running on four AA batteries, you won’t have any trouble finding replacements when you run out of power. If you have spares, there’s no downtime either. The laser level comes in a soft pouch. It isn’t going to keep everything completely safe but it’s better than not having one at all. The mounting system uses magnets, but you can just screw it directly into a standard ¼” tripod stand if you want.