Kev
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This is a fun little toy ...
http://www.stabila.com/main.taf?p=1,2,3,8
Just picked it up. I never realised how accurate these things were. I can see me making a few manual "checking" measurements before I entirely trust it [big grin]
While I was playing with it in the shop this morning, I was told about a couple high end cabinet makers that use them. Got to be good! So I bought it.
From the blurb ...
"Take measurements with ±1/16th of an inch. accuracy out to a range of 200 ft. without the need for any special a target plates. The rugged housing is splash-proof and dust-proof for reliable operation on typical construction jobs. The STABILA laser measurers are not just for construction professionals however, anyone needing basic measurements will find the LD400 to be a most cost effective choice when selecting which laser measuring device to choose."
There are many on the market, but my brief searching seemed to show Lecia Disto and the Stabila LD models to be leaders. I wouldn't trust one of the cheapies - though they could work fine.
http://www.stabila.com/main.taf?p=1,2,3,8
Just picked it up. I never realised how accurate these things were. I can see me making a few manual "checking" measurements before I entirely trust it [big grin]
While I was playing with it in the shop this morning, I was told about a couple high end cabinet makers that use them. Got to be good! So I bought it.
From the blurb ...
"Take measurements with ±1/16th of an inch. accuracy out to a range of 200 ft. without the need for any special a target plates. The rugged housing is splash-proof and dust-proof for reliable operation on typical construction jobs. The STABILA laser measurers are not just for construction professionals however, anyone needing basic measurements will find the LD400 to be a most cost effective choice when selecting which laser measuring device to choose."
There are many on the market, but my brief searching seemed to show Lecia Disto and the Stabila LD models to be leaders. I wouldn't trust one of the cheapies - though they could work fine.