4.8/5
Large top-view vial windows enable easy readability from multiple angles
High-visibility orange professional grade billet aluminum body is easy to see on conduit and at the jobsite
Large, easy-to-read high-visibility vials at 4 angles: level, 90, 45, and 30 degrees
Patented magnet track prevents powerful rare earth magnets from falling out
Thumb screw attaches level to conduit to measure angle while bending
$234
It's possible that I misread the description because this level is only 5 to 6 inches long. assumed it was nine. That's my fault. I adore that this object has magnetic properties. Being an electrician, I can attach a panel or meter socket quickly without needing a second person nearby to hold the level. The vials are all transparent and simple to see. However, I'm still not sure what the set screw on the end is for.
4.7/5
The 3 vials read plumb, level and 45 Degree
Non-conductive and non-corrosive
The V-Groove edge fits on pipe and conduit
Tapered end fits easily into tool belt or pocket
High impact frame
$234
My husband has a number of large, cumbersome professional levels, but I needed something compact and lightweight for little jobs like checking canvas surfaces for levelness. This simple, ridiculously cheap plastic level, which is barely 9" long, is exactly what it appears to be. It costs a dollar store price and is plastic.I've seen complaints about how wrong it was. How is that even possible? A level basically consists of a small water tube with an air bubble inside that relies on gravity to function. Plastic doesn't bend, thus it can't be inaccurate until you smash or melt the housing. I'm not sure how the bubble moves in the liquid because it moves according to gravity.Anyway, this is a fantastic offer for less than $3!
4.7/5
Reflective backing increases vial visibility
Rubber strap allows hands free use quickly attaches to any post, pole or stringer
Rugged acrylic vials read plumb and level simultaneously
Durable molded body
$234
This is the ideal tool for the wheelchair ramps my volunteer group and I create; we install many 4x4 posts. You may check plumb in two directions with the two bubbles without changing the tool. Much more advantageous than shifting the usual level side to side! After the initial job, others bought them, and now we frequently have a few of them in use at once. The third bubble for level has not yet been utilized.The rubber band seems like it's about to break, which is the only reason for taking away the fifth star; it's only been used 20–30 times so far. I'll be searching for the correct size and keeping a few in my toolbox; perhaps the manufacturer should use a stronger band or offer at least one spare in the packaging.
4.6/5
Used for Test & Measurement, Levels
Top read feature
Heavy-duty die cast aluminum alloy frame with ABS high-impact inserts
The product is manufactured in China
The item is Swanson Tool TL002M Magnetic Die Cast Torpedo Level
$234
This degree of quality is excellent. I go through a level as a production-based residential plumber (I rough-in new homes) roughly every two months. For accuracy, I always search for a level with a whole aluminum frame. I also look for strong colors, like white or yellow, around the bubbles so I can see them in dim light.It has both on this level. Lastly, for the same cost as needing to stop at large box stores on the way home after a long day, I can have everything shipped right to my door!
4.6/5
Verti.site view enables easy readability from multiple angles: front,back or top
Magnets provides superior holding strength, secures the torpedo level to the metal surface
Easy-to-read high-visibility bubbles at 4 angles: level, 90, 45, and 30 degrees
Aluminum body construction with anodized grit blasting for durability and strength
Thumb screw attaches level to conduit to measure angle while bending
$234
An excellent level that is well-made. This level is not simply well-made. But it has the added benefit of being magnetic and is quite accurate. Although I have some other levels of a comparable size, this one is just better made, made of superior materials, and is far more solid. Along with a conventional 6 inch ruler, it also has 0, 20, 45, and 90 degree angles. My only criticism is that the cost is a little expensive for this level. However, as the phrase goes, "you get what you pay for," thus by spending a little more, you get a higher level.
4.5/5
9" Spirit level with milled measuring surface and 3 piece strong button magnet
Light Metal die cast profile with milled measuring surface, 1 vertical vial, 1 horizontal vial and 45 Degree vial
9" Handy light metal casing In an especially slim form - extremely sturdy
12", 24" Lightweight strong box beam frame design, Traditional spirit level with smooth sides
You always have your hands free when aligning metal posts and beams
$234
I wanted to get the Milwaukee set that was identical to this, but the price was higher than I wanted to spend on project-related tools. Instead, I choose to use this. I stacked the levels when I got there to check for any problems. Mine fit perfectly. I wasn't sure about the carry case. Since there wasn't much discussion of it, I anticipated hearing some nonsense. It isn't. I was quite pleased with the design and construction of it. better than I had expected by a long shot. The aluminum used to make the levels gives them a great, sturdy feel in your hands. On the ends, they have sturdy bumpers that don't feel cheap. Overall, I thought this was excellent for usage at home. I would have spent more money for the name brand if I worked in construction. However, I don't see any drawbacks for use at home with this.
4.5/5
Designed for durability and easy use, the pitch and slope locater features a high-impact plastic body, black in color, with a clear acrylic lens and easy-to-read graduations.
Covered by a 1-year limited warranty.
Designed for carpentry, plumbing, electrical, or HVAC work requiring accurate pitch or slope identification.
Half of the scale is printed in 0-to-90 degrees in two quadrants. Just flip the tool over to change the units you're reading.
Made in USA
Ideal for identifying roof pitch, stair slope, or drainage angles.
N/A
$234
You may measure the angle your telescope is looking above the horizon to assist you find things, which is an unusual use for it. It will read the degrees on the scale if you simply hot melt attach it to the telescope. For every object you choose, websites like Stellarium will provide you with your apparent elevation above the horizon for your viewing position, which you may match on the dial to get you close to the object you are looking for. I attached one to my 17.5-inch Dobsonian reflecting telescope's upper assembly. To prevent the needle from hanging up when your telescope tilts up and down, just make sure it remains perpendicular to the ground. It certainly beats speculating.
4.5/5
✔ 3 Acrylic Vials - plumb, level, and 45 degree provide the necessary jobsite measurements.
✔ Projects dot, horizontal or vertical lines, and crosshairs.
✔ High impact plastic shell, durable and lightweight,high impact plastic shell, durable and lightweight.
✔ Top read level window simplifies viewing in tight areas.Hang shelves and cabinets, tiles and picture frames with accuracy.
✔ Powerful magnetic strip hold firmly to iron and steel surfaces.
$234
did the work for me to see if the trim work done by a contracted carpenter was level or not. To me, it appeared to be somewhat out of level. His final two short trim boards were placed in areas that were too small for my longer torpedo level to fit. The more I attempted to ignore the "off level" appearance, the more I was unable to. We created a massive bookcase structure out of several Ikea Billy bookshelves, and we decided my son would eventually add crown molding to it. I had enough time thanks to this to order this shorter torpedo level from Amazon. Some reviews that said the device they received was inaccurate turned me off. When mine came, I checked its accuracy in a few places around the house with my Stanley torpedo level. Check!Then I looked at the bookcase trim boards. Right! Each of the two boards is out of level by exactly the same amount and in the same direction as my eyes perceive them to be. When other people insist they cannot see what is off of level or out of balance, I almost hate that I can! This level does feel cheap, but it was inexpensive, quickly delivered, and did the job perfectly.
4.1/5
Brightview Vial Surrounds *Patented Feature*
4 Strong Neodymium Magnets
4 Leveling Vials for Conduit Bends
.029° / .0005â€/inch Vial Accuracy
Solid Billet 3X Stronger for Lifetime Durability
$234
Okay, so after purchasing two of these torpedo levels and regularly using them in the plumbing industry, I made the decision to purchase a third for a colleague. I bought the first one for myself and the second for my employer, who adored the first. The light is excellent. I'm amazed at how useful it is. I seem to be in dark basements or crawl areas all the time. Anyway, both of us use them daily and both have had a few drops. Both continue to function, and so far, no magnets have come loose. I've had mine for about six months, and I use it five or six days a week, every day. Others have claimed that the magnets come loose. That may be the case; the level is made in China and is not pricey. So far, neither the magnets nor the level's illumination have caused me any issues. Additionally, someone reported about the batteries being killed when lights were unintentionally switched on. The level's light barely remains dim for about 30 seconds before turning off. Regarding that, I have not had any issues; nevertheless, the batteries that came with the level did not hold a charge for very long. For the price of this level, there is no issue worth talking about. When utilizing the light mode frequently, energizer batteries last a long time and can be readily replaced. Excellent small level all around. If I experienced issues with the first two, I wouldn't buy a third. The magnets are powerful as well. There were other complaints about that. The 45° level from a Lenox level, which I used for years and loved, broke after falling from an extension ladder to be the only other level I've seen with a more magnetic grip. I came to this level since, as far as I know, they don't make that one anymore.
4.1/5
Strong Neodymium v-grooved magnets
Vial Lighted system
Material: aluminum
$234
Okay, so after purchasing two of these torpedo levels and regularly using them in the plumbing industry, I made the decision to purchase a third for a colleague. I bought the first one for myself and the second for my employer, who adored the first. The light is excellent. I'm amazed at how useful it is. I seem to be in dark basements or crawl areas all the time. Anyway, both of us use them daily and both have had a few drops. Both continue to function, and so far, no magnets have come loose. I've had mine for about six months, and I use it five or six days a week, every day. Others have claimed that the magnets come loose. That may be the case; the level is made in China and is not pricey. So far, neither the magnets nor the level's illumination have caused me any issues. Additionally, someone reported about the batteries being killed when lights were unintentionally switched on. The level's light barely remains dim for about 30 seconds before turning off. Regarding that, I have not had any issues; nevertheless, the batteries that came with the level did not hold a charge for very long. For the price of this level, there is no issue worth talking about. When utilizing the light mode frequently, energizer batteries last a long time and can be readily replaced. Excellent small level all around. If I experienced issues with the first two, I wouldn't buy a third. The magnets are powerful as well. There were other complaints about that. The 45° level from a Lenox level, which I used for years and loved, broke after falling from an extension ladder to be the only other level I've seen with a more magnetic grip. I came to this level since, as far as I know, they don't make that one anymore.
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