Like A Layout Square With Frickin’ Laser Beams
By Benjamen Johnson
You thought the only thing missing from your layout square was lasers — well, the Stanley FatMax Laser Level square may not have all the functionality of a layout square, but it does feature two lasers attached to an aluminum 90-45-45° square with level and plumb vials to boot.
Stanley gives the square a precision-machined 90° edge and marks the hypotenuse with 5-degree angle markings typically found on a layout square. You can mount the square on vertical surfaces with a re-usable adhesive putty.
Simply push the button to activate the lasers. Powered by three AA batteries, two 635nm laser diodes project a line up to 100′ depending on the lighting conditions. Stanley calibrates the lasers to be accurate to 1/4″ at 60′. And just in case it’s raining like you need an ark, the electronics enclosure is waterproof to the IP55 standard.
Stanley’s Laser Lever Square includes a laser target, carrying case, batteries, user manual, and two adhesive putty mounts. Pricing varies between $110 and $140.
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May 14th, 2009 at 1:02 pm
Just about the same as a CST Berger one that we have - but have not found useful enough to buy more of.
My tile sub - uses a Dewalt Tile Laser that he likes:
http://www.toolbarn.com/product/dewalt/DW060K/
May 14th, 2009 at 1:06 pm
Here is a link to the CST Berger tool:
http://www.toolup.com/cst-berger/58-lm2.html?adcamp=ca&utm_source=cafroogle&utm_medium=ca&utm_term=cst+berger+58-lm2&cawelaid=317893871
May 15th, 2009 at 9:12 am
Mini Me……stop humpin the laser level already………..get a frickin room already