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A rotary laser is a tool that projects a laser beam in a 360-degree horizontal plane. It is used to create a level or plumb line for leveling or alignment applications. Rotary lasers are very accurate, with an accuracy of up to 1/16 inch at 100 feet.
A rotary laser can have anywhere from one to six degrees of rotation. The more degrees of rotation, the more versatile the laser will be. For example, a one-degree rotary laser can only be used for simple leveling applications, while a six-degree rotary laser can be used for more complex applications, such as leveling a foundation or measuring elevation changes.
There are pros and cons to each type of laser. Blue lasers have a shorter wavelength, which means they can be more focused. This can be an advantage when cutting or engraving. However, blue lasers also tend to be more expensive. Red lasers have a longer wavelength, which means they can cover a larger area. This can be an advantage when working with larger projects. However, red lasers can be less precise than blue lasers.
5/5
Aluminum construction and 1/4" X 20 thread mount
Height (inch) 12.5 inch, Overall length (inch) 6.125 inch, width (inch) 17.75 inch.Green beam laser technology which is four times brighter than red
Collapsible legs
Three 360 degree line lasers to aid in full room layout
$234
I took the bullet and bought the DW089LG after suffering for years squinting to attempt to spot a minimally level, 1/4" wide line from laser levels of dubious quality. I have only used the laser on a few indoor jobs due to the recent cold weather in the North Country, but holy schnikes, is this thing wonderful. I was nearsighted until I unintentionally stared into the green laser's beam, at which point it instantly gave me LASIK and flawless 20/20 vision. It truly is that good. I can't wait to take it outside and see how it works in the light. I'll probably buy the detector so I can use it to level out little areas as well. The only 12V tool I own is a minor negative for me; I wish it also took 20V batteries (my 20V chargers do charge the 12V though).
4.7/5
Laser Class-II; Laser Type-635nm, <1mW
Range up to 2,600 feet with receiver
Optional manual single-axis leveling method
Accuracy of ±1/16" or 1/8" at 100 feet
$234
I bought the RL-H5A for its 1/16 scale "@ 100' rating and was designed to be used for leveling interior surfaces. (Yes, I strive for perfection.) The beam measures around 1/4 "wide. (At 1 to 30 feet, I can't make out any spreading.) The beam did not have enough brightness, and I thought this was a bit wide, so I contacted Topcon Technical Support to find out if the 1/4 "width is suitable. They have replied that they are unsure and that I should consult my neighborhood dealer as that information is not in the manual.Where is the value they should offer if they can only read the manual? The manual SHOULD include the answer to my query. They should get in touch with their design staff, I've advised.selecting the center of a 1/4 "Band functions, however brightness is a problem. A smaller beam ought to shine more brightly in proportion. At least, that is what I anticipate (without digging into the physics of lasers).
4.6/5
JOBSITE TOUGH: Perfect for working on large jobsites in a primarily horizontal mode, such as flatwork, excavation, or layout, with the occasional vertical use such as fence post or drywall track layout
LEVELING OPTIONS: You choose between self-leveling in the horizontal plane, or manual leveling in the vertical plane with 90-degree split beam, allowing for a wide range of leveling ability. Range-scan modes include dot and two adjustable line lengths
FUNCTIONALITY AND DURABILITY: The locking mechanism protects the inner pendulum during transportation, and visual and audible alarms alert you when you’ve gone beyond leveling range. Dustproof, wash down rated housing
TURNKEY SOLUTION: This self-leveling rotary laser system includes the laser, 4 C alkaline batteries, detector with clamp and 9V battery, tripod, 13’ grade rod, magnetic target, tinted glasses, instruction manual, hard-shell carrying case
Visual and audible alarms when beyond leveling range
LASER: Class IIIa, Power output ≤5mW
RANGE OF APPLICATIONS: The 99-027K laser is the ideal rotary for flatwork, large excavations and long fence lines, aligning posts, leveling piers. It can also be used indoors for laying out walls, wainscoting, drop ceilings, and more
Manual leveling in the vertical plane
$234
Only a few days in usage, therefore evaluation may alter during the following year.examined rotary laser reviews. This device's precision ( -1/8 in 100'), which I regard to be the minimal utility for my requirements, compared to a Bosch operating at roughly the same price. Fortunately, I could afford to use the low end of the price range for -1/8" in 100'. I chose this unit over the Johnson since it comes with a three-year guarantee, but other than that, the two units seem to be fairly similar. Rotary lasers that are a little less expensive are less accurate, which I found to be unacceptable. Some reviews criticized the lower end Bosch units for having poor bearing longevity, but since Bosch is above the lower end, this wasn't a major issue since Bosch normally has a solid reputation for its line and dot lasers.The most crucial factors are accuracy and repeatability, and this device seems accurate and steady over a distance of 100'.The less expensive of the two detectors of this Johnson type, 40-6539, feels cheap but performs admirably. My estimation for the detector's error is -1/16.— detector is sufficiently loud— spot size of 1/16", fairly consistent from 0 to 30 feet (recommended calibration distance: 30 feet). In other words, unlike cheap line and dot lasers, the spot size did not noticeably become larger with increasing distance.— Tripod appears reliableCons: Ineffective calibrating instructions; we'll talk more about that later. The X-axis was great when the unit was delivered, but the Y-axis had a 1/8" span (the directions said it should have a 1/16" span maximum).— case is enormous. Really enormous, I mean. The design is 51"x9"x15"; it might be a little bit smaller. The laser head is surrounded by foam, which is fantastic; the remainder is made of blow mold and has a lot of vacant space.The calibrating sagaTo set up a 30' range, use a laser in rotary mode, mark the level for one axis (for example, mark a wall where the laser line appears), physically rotate the head 180*, and mark a second point above, below, or in the same place as the first spot, according to the instructions. Less than 1/16 should separate the marks. The X-axis was ideal. Y-axis scale was 1/8. Need to calibrate, rats. Okay, a plastic philips head plug has been placed in the calibration access hole. You must remove this plug carefully or the "philips" head will strip out because it is too tight or too soft. Being soft, I could jam in a pointed slot head or rotate the plug with pliers (or Vampliers) to remove it. The plug is still working, however the head has been pulled out.— the instructions indicate to adjust using a flat screwdriver. Really? I finally managed to acquire a pretty powerful flashlight after much wrangling and gentle prodding to see what the hell was inside through the translucent plastic cover.— You'll need a 3mm hex, and the case surface is roughly 30mm from the head of the hex socket (about 60mm-80mm total length if you want to clear the handle; I took the handle off). The adjustment hex socket is inserted directly, without being misaligned in any way. Why do they deceive folks by recommending a flathead? How likely is it to have a flathead that fits a hex head and extends 30mm into the case? Just a pretty common and affordable 3mm hex. Johnson, you could throw in this $1 part with the kit! Be more DeWalt-like!The instructions state that after performing the X-axis measurements and calibration (if necessary), to rotate the head 90° and perform the Y-axis measurements, and then go on to specify which way to rotate the calibration adjustment screw based on what was observed for an additional 180° rotation. But what does "90°" mean? 90* in mathematics? Most people would find it more advantageous to go clockwise or counterclockwise. I didn't bother to keep track; I simply spun the head 90 degrees, took measurements, adjusted the hex screw, and if that was the "wrong way" after performing the 180 degree check, I turned the adjustment screw the opposite way. I believe this is how most people will proceed.— after a few failed attempts, I discovered that one revolution pushes the beam by, give or take, 1/16". The Y-axis was thus established for me with a total of 1 rotation, resulting in a delta of roughly 1/32"; nevertheless, it required 20 or 30 repetitions of tinkering to achieve, but will take less for you with these tips.— To ensure accuracy, power off the device, lock the floating laser element, enter a hex key, make any necessary adjustments, and then remove the hex key.— the floating laser element's threaded fastener serves as the adjustment. To make this modification without perhaps causing other issues, you must lock the head. The floating laser element's center of gravity shifts when the threaded fastener is moved, which causes the laser beam to change direction.After stumbling through the learning curve to change the Y-axis, the X-axis stayed perfectly accurate. Before I started calibrating, I wish I had these calibration instruction hints. The tips would have spared me time while climbing the learning curve and while composing this.Overall, the tripod, story pole, and head feel sturdy, however the detector has a slightly cheap sensation. After only a short period of use, accuracy appears to be enough for my needs. Since the Y-axis screw I changed had relatively low rotational resistance, vibration is probably going to throw off calibration if you leave the head bouncing around in a pickup truck bed for a long time. Though I'm not sure if the one screw I changed is typical of the entire population. As a low medium range rotating laser, there will be certain restrictions.
4.3/5
Over-molded housing and IP65 water/debris resistance. Power Tool Type : Cordless
Part of the 12V lithium-ion rechargeable power tool battery platform
Accuracy : +/-0.125. Class 2 laser with an output power of less than or equal to 1.50mW
Three 360 degree line lasers to aid in full room layout
Height (inch) 12.5 inch, Overall length (inch) 6.125 inch, width (inch) 17.75 inch.Green beam laser technology which is four times brighter than red
Integrated magnetic bracket allows for flush attachment to metal track and steel. Suitable for indoor visibility range is 100 feet. Working range is 165 feet
$234
I rarely write insightful reviews, but I see other people doing it, so I'll give it a shot here.I'll expose myself. Since 1969, I have worked in the building industry, primarily framing huge residential buildings. Since we perform all of our layout the old fashioned way, we rarely need lasers. I purchased this laser for my own personal use in order to build my own house, as well as a pergola for my backyard.I say this because, although having worked in construction, I am not an expert in lasers. I purchased it for two reasons: (1) I expected to be able to see the green lines at least 16 to 20 feet away, however even on a gloomy, dark day, I was only able to see three feet away, even with the included glasses. Inside, it was magnificent, like a light display. In order to obtain my level lines, I will employ this laser outside with a receiver, however I am unable to see how I can square up with it.(2) Due to the large number of DeWalt 20-volt tools I currently own.The green laser is much easier to see inside than the red ones we have on the jobsite, and this lW089LG laser is made quite robustly.It has a tilt and twist feature that I used after setting up inside, which was great as I did not have to move the tripod to get my plumb line to a certain point. My favorite is the 360 projection, as I have setup in the middle of the room and get plumb and level lines from floor to ceiling. The DeWalt 20-volt rechargeable battery is a big reason why I got it.CONS• I don't understand how this lW089LG can make slight up-and-down changes.• It's larger than I anticipated, but that's okay.• In bright or overcast conditions, I am unable to discern a laser line on a slab.When I'm inside running chair moulds, stairs, cabinets, lights, and paneling, etc., this will pay off for me. For slab and site work, I would choose a rotary rather than a laser.
4.3/5
Full Selection of Beam Visibility Enhancements: Variable speed (0,150, 300, 600 RPM) and Variable scan angles (10, 25, 50 Degree)
More Runtime-Up to 85 hours of runtime with (3) D-cell Alkaline batteries
Class IIIa laser product, <5mW power output
Battery Level Gauge: Alerts you when a battery charge is low
Vertical Beam Feature: for easy and precise layout of 90-Degree corners and plumb applications- Both horizontal and vertical beams are self leveling
Glass Enclosed Top Housing: for maximum weather and environmental protection
$234
I own a home and do my own repairs. I always aim high and never take on a small-scale project. Therefore, I went big again when I built my patio this past summer, using 21' x 40' pavers and some enormous cast stone stairs. I began by utilizing an antique optical transit and realized I would never finish the task while I waited for a second person to assist me in leveling the objects. Thus, this item entered the picture. It has held up well despite some light to moderate rain that I used it in. This allowed me to work alone, shoot a lot of points quickly, and complete my task considerably more swiftly. For the job, I utilized both the horizontal and vertical leveling functions. Setting it up is made much faster by auto leveling.Despite the fact that it was highly pricey in comparison to other transit options, I know I'll utilize it for many of my upcoming projects as well as those of my friends and families. I have nothing but praise for every piece of this collection. Tripod appears reliable and locks smoothly. 8' measuring stick contracts to a manageable 3'. I hadn't yet needed to make use of the interior hanging bracket. Additionally, the sensor wasn't required for my distances because I could see the laser either directly or with the help of the provided glasses.Overall, I'm happy I bought this stuff.
4.3/5
KIT COMPONENTS: includes the RL-H5B Laser, LS-80L Sensor, Sensor Holder, Batteries and Carry Case.
EASY TO USE: With electronic self-leveling, you press the power button and go right to work in seconds. If the RL-H5B gets disturbed on the job it relevels itself automatically. The self-leveling motors are accurate to ±20 arc seconds.
MULTI-PURPOSE LASER: Grading, excavating and general construction projects are perfect applications for the RL-H5B. With the IP66 rating, the RL-H5B is "job site tough" and can withstand dust, a sudden shower and even torrential rainfall.
LONG RANGE WITH HIGH ACCURACY: Need to shoot elevations up to 400 m from your laser? No problem - this instrument has the power and range to cover a 400 m diameter job site.
$234
Everything about it is as expected from Topcon, and the pricing is really fair. When I purchased this item, I, like many others, did NOT receive the promised EDEN Field Book. Otherwise, it's really accurate and simple to use. I've used mine up to a distance of around 220 yards, and it works perfectly.(Whine) How about you send me the book you promised?
4.2/5
VERSATILE Provides laser beam customization up to 6 lengths and 3 rotation speeds including 350, 600, and 1200 RPM settings for application and lighting conditions
ACCURACY: Bosch patented dual laser system with horizontal lasers for use together or individually for both indoor and outdoor applications. Long working range of 1,300 ft. with accuracy up to ±3/32 at 100 feet
DURABLE: The Bosch GRL400HCK is IP56 certified and provides a robust design with a glass enclosed cage for upgraded protection ensuring years of dependable operation. Includes two large, easy to grip carrying handles
SELF LEVELING: Includes Smart Pendulum System that allows laser tool to self level while also indicating out of level condition to help ensure an accurate measuring. Manual mode locks laser lines at any angle
CONVENIENT: Featuring the Bosch patented motorized microfine plumb alignment which allows left/right beam adjustment without having to relocate the unit
$234
It operates flawlessly. It operates really well and is fairly similar to the most expensive ones. My contractor friend brought his over to compare them and check the calibration. He exclaimed, "Very impressive unit for the money," after using mine for about a minute. He cost $2400 and requires annual calibration from the manufacturer, which costs $400. Anyone can calibrate the Bosch. So far, I'm quite happy with it. It looks like a high-quality item.Thanks
4.1/5
Four rotational speeds of 60ã€120ã€300ã€600 RPM allow this tool to meet the most demanding users’ expectations
500m beam visibility,360°rotatable & stable scan lines for maximum visibility in light conditions
Widely used indoor and outdoor applications; leveling, checking cut and fill, setting foundations and footings, concrete pours,etc
Comes with a sturdy carrying case for easier organization and transportation
The durable, high-impact composite housing protects the inner mechanism from water and dust
$234
Great results! The laser level is of good quality and has a sturdy stand. It worked perfectly when I applied it on a retaining wall outside. It's good that you can see the measuring stick's laser at dusk. It makes it a one-person task, so I'm delighted I got this instead of a sight transit for about the same price.The only negative is that the numbers have started to rub off as a result of moving the receptor up and down on the stick. You don't have to move the receptor, but I want to be aware of how far I still have to descend (Up is easy as you can just raise the measuring stick).Although there was a brief delay in shipping, the seller kept in good contact.
3.4/5
Manual level in horizontal and vertical planes^Simultaneous 90 degrees split beam in vertical mode^Illuminated vials for easy reading in all conditions^Rotation speed from 0 to 600 RPM. Multi-functional adjustable base and mounting bracket^Normal operation of 40-0922 Lasers make a clicking sound when rotating.
Laser Class Illa, Power output ≤5mW
Laser Class Illa, <5mW
$234
My husband was attempting to level everything out and install a ceiling in the basement around the ductwork and plumbing. He gave up and finally placed this order. Now that he is moving quickly past all the barriers and turns, everything appears to be going well. For many years, he had discussed working on this project, but he kept putting it off due to other obligations. I gave up trying to guess what year it may be finished. If he hadn't ordered the rotary laser, I doubt it would have ever been finished. Many thanks, Johnson!
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A rotary laser is a type of laser level that projects a horizontal or vertical plane of laser light. It is used to create level or plumb lines for alignment, leveling, or grading.
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