Klein Tools 93LCLS Laser Level, Self Leveling
$129.99
$230.88
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Condition: New
Model: 93LCLS
Top positive review
18 people found this helpful
Has paid for itself on first use. I Love it!
By YeahSoMaybe? on Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2018
I had to replace our bathroom vanity and bought this Klein Laser Level after watching a YouTube video demoing laser levels for carpentry uses. I put it on a small tripod that came with a Konus spotting scope I have. I turn the device on 3 Axis and: low and behold, I can * immediately * tell the leveling / alignment of the new Ikea vanity I was roughing in. For the heck of it I compared against the readouts from 2 yellow conventional levels I own and it's right on. PLUS: The beams are very bright. Indoors it produces bold unmistakeably clear lines. I'm impressed considering it's price being at the still affordable / DIY user level (which is me). (Some of those Bosch laser levels range from around $300 - $800, that is Pro stuff it would be silly for me to buy.) I used this for an Ikea vanity install in a very brightly (fluorescent) lit bathroom. The lines are unambiguously visible, bold and clear. I also took this device outside on a beastly hot, bright, 98 degree August day and yeah, it's a lot harder to see the lines in blasting outdoor light but, for the price, I can't complain. It feels very solid, well built, not cheap. I will never be a carpentry "pro" but , for my purposes, this device will help me out on my various self-starter home fixit projects. Runs on 2 AA alkaline batteries which come shipped with the unit. I can recommend this for DIY users. It's perfectly fine for it's price point. If you do a LOT of outdoor construction, a suggestion: You could order this unit from Amazon and test it on a sunny day and see if it will function (produce visible lines) outdoors at a visibility level you are comfortable with. If you don't like it, send it back, eh? YMMV. I'm going to use this Klein laser level device this weekend when I build a new plastic shed from a kit. I plan to build a level non-permanent foundation first. P.S. Comes with a super durable, moulded black plastic hinged carrying / storage case with 2 large snap-clasps on it. Very heavy duty protection.
Top critical review
134 people found this helpful
Decent built laser ,but has a serious issue.
By JR MTZ on Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2019
I had a DeWalt laser similar to this I am a acoustical ceiling installer. So I require the clamp that comes with it that you attach to it in the back to clip onto the angle on the wall. The laser good, built right. The issue I have with it is something that could be fixed very simply, the magnets on the back of the laser are very weak , for my line of work the laser needs to be set flush level with the angle that the laser is attached to. The magnets are so weak for the weight of the laser that when I push it to the top of the level mark on the clamp the laser seems to drop an eighth of an inch , for me that is not good because the laser is not level with the ceiling so it can mess up measurements throughout the building. A simple fix to this would be either adding 2 stronger magnets. or the clamp attachment with the middle part should be higher at least another inch because when you put the laser all the way to the top, half of the magnet is exposed on the back so it's not gripping the metal 100%. I'm going to use it a few more days but it's really causing trouble in that area as a ceiling installer. Might going to have to change it out and get the DeWalt again 😐 you would imagine a high-end brand Klein tools , would use high end materials and parts before releasing this out for sale. I'm sure they've been around longer order same as DeWalt I don't understand how that could happen.
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