rotary lazer level

[Pheasant Surprise]

then move to 20m away and keep going for as far as I can

Sounds like a good eye test too....cheaper than going to spec savers

 

[RWG Contracts]

Sounds like a good eye test too....cheaper than going to spec savers

Can stop the laser spinning and just stop it on same point. Or put magnetic receiver on a pillar

 

[Steevo]

Or do it at night!

 

[Lincs Lass]

I bought a topcon HL-H4C last year ,duel grade ,self leveling ,,rechargeable battery .
Full kit ,unit,staff,tripod and receiver was £540 inc vat.
Came from Zenith surveys nr Lincoln

 

[Steevo]

I bought a topcon HL-H4C last year ,duel grade ,self leveling ,,rechargeable battery .
Full kit ,unit,staff,tripod and receiver was £540 inc vat.
Came from Zenith surveys nr Lincoln

Good deal! Think I paid nearly that for my first single grade one 10yrs back......and that was just a Stanley.

Eventually swapped that in a couple of years ago for a true grade laser! Super handy.

 

[Lincs Lass]

Good deal! Think I paid nearly that for my first single grade one 10yrs back......and that was just a Stanley.

Eventually swapped that in a couple of years ago for a true grade laser! Super handy.

Travis Perkins wanted 700+V ,only because they are secondary sellers who hire out more than they sell ,,you can imagine the few short words I used before I told them I could get direct for a load less

 

[Hesston4860s]

I bought a topcon HL-H4C last year ,duel grade ,self leveling ,,rechargeable battery .
Full kit ,unit,staff,tripod and receiver was £540 inc vat.
Came from Zenith surveys nr Lincoln

RLH4C isn’t a grade laser let alone dual grade !, you can do grade with it but you have to do it manually with the tilt buttons !.

 

[Steevo]

RLH4C isn’t a grade laser let alone dual grade !, you can do grade with it but you have to do it manually with the tilt buttons !.

Which makes it a grade laser....and a dual grade laser.....but not a “true grade” laser surely?

 

[Ray]

Have a Trimble GL722 dual grade laser here that's very good but also very expensive. I also know someone who bought one of "these" and are very pleased with it for the money.

 

[Ukjay]

I have just bought one of these with the upgraded FRD800 detector - so far so good, but time will tell I suppose:

 

[Steevo]

I have just bought one of these with the upgraded FRD800 detector - so far so good, but time will tell I suppose:

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Nothing wrong with Fukuda IMO. Does the job and a fraction of the price of top brand.

I doubt https://www.laser-level.co.uk/ would sell them if they caused them endless trouble and warranty returns.

 

[Ukjay]

Nothing wrong with Fukuda IMO. Does the job and a fraction of the price of top brand.

I doubt https://www.laser-level.co.uk/ would sell them if they caused them endless trouble and warranty returns.

Thats where I got mine from. Called them first - very precise on the phone to make certain the unit would do what I needed.

 

[dannewhouse]

don't bother with the cheepos that you have to manually alter the grade, unless you will never do this!
you want to just type in a grade to set it up.

also to check a laser are you not supposed to put laser and mark 2 points 10m away from it opposite directions and take levels. then move laser to past 1 point and sight the 2 back down same line to check levels (shows how accurate level is on it?)
repeat in the opposite direction.

 

[Hesston4860s]

don't bother with the cheepos that you have to manually alter the grade, unless you will never do this!
you want to just type in a grade to set it up.

also to check a laser are you not supposed to put laser and mark 2 points 10m away from it opposite directions and take levels. then move laser to past 1 point and sight the 2 back down same line to check levels (shows how accurate level is on it?)
repeat in the opposite direction.

I just get mine calibrated every year then you know it’s right and have a certificate to say so.

 

[SRRC]

Thanks for the info about Laser Level .co.uk, have just bought from them.