Level holder

[kevin clifford]

I can't seem to find it and it may not be available anymore but there was a little level holder that went into the card slots on TLocs. It had 2 little velcro straps so you could attach it to the front of the systainer. Anybody have a part number for those? Systainer store website didn't have it come up at all that I could find.
Thank you,
Kevin

 

[Packard]

Not sure what you are looking for, but dozens of options online.

Here is my Google search:

Google Search

 

[jonnyrocket]

I can't seem to find it and it may not be available anymore but there was a little level holder that went into the card slots on TLocs. It had 2 little velcro straps so you could attach it to the front of the systainer. Anybody have a part number for those? Systainer store website didn't have it come up at all that I could find.
Thank you,
Kevin

I believe you are referring to what was called the “Adapt-L” from Tanos. Searching on google will show some examples and people that purchased it. But I don’t see any current resellers that have it listed for sale.
You may want to try

Adaptor-set "ADAPT-L", 2 parts - light grey - Fachmarkt für FESTOOL | systainer®

Adaptor-set "ADAPT-L", 2 parts - light grey: Adaptor-set “ADAPT-L“, 2 parts Convenient fastening of big, broad parts and fixing of ...

www.sys-classic.de

Or try searching for some on the auction sites.
You may also want to reach out to @Systainer.Store to see if they know of any old stock that might be available.

 

[onocoffee]

If Jonny's suggestion doesn't work out, you might consider 3D printing?

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[kevin clifford]

The Adapt-L is the part I was looking for, thank you!

 

[Coen]

Yeah I don't think they were ever popular.

They were specifically for mountain a level. But they were promoted with either a level or a caulk gun yes.

 

[Packard]

This thread had me wondering how accurate are the “bubble level apps”.

Some quick research on line shows that they are accurate to about 0.1 degrees, that matches the digital protractors and digital angle readers for accuracy. But not as accurate as a torpedo level. But I wonder if it is as accurate as a “pocket” level.