Recently picked up this cheapy for the hell of it. Works great, even out in the sun.

https://www.amazon.com/Tavool-Laser-Level-Line-Tool/dp/B08DHZ1HGY/ref=sr_1_5?crid=2UFXVNHPC93TL&keywords=tavool+lase r+level&qid=1688169979&s=hi&sprefix=tavool+laser+l evel%2Ctools%2C90&sr=1-5

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/...70_FMwebp_.jpg

Tested it against my Bosch and its dead even with it. Tested it against a few different levels. Super accurate. If I get a year out if it , was worth the price.

One of my buddies has one of those Huepars. I've used it. Cant say I wasn't unhappy with it. Functioned very well.

Great timing on this thread!


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I think I'm going to get a Heupar. They are on sale on Amazon (coupon that you can add). You can get the B03CG Pro for only $130.

A few months ago I got a laser lever from Lowes or HD, a "Toughbuilt" I think its the house brand..$50

Its a vert useful tool

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1688486835.jpg


http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1688486835.jpg

I got the Heupar, plus it was on sale, so only $130. It'll display up to three 360º lines simultaneously (selectable), self leveling ±4º. If you're more than 4º out, it blinks to tell you. Or you can lock the lines (no self leveling) and then tilt them (tripod/stand dependent). It also came with a magnetic base that also mounts to a tripod or you can mount it directly to a 1/4"x20 tripod/bolt. It's got a battery life indicator with 4 bars. It came in a hard case. You can charge it with USB-C, you can remove the battery and charge it by itself via USB-C, and you're supposed to be able to use it while charging/plugged in. I didn't screw around much with trying the different power options.

I used it today. It does what it's supposed to do.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B081YYWYBC/