te12co2w

Which laser level has worked for you guys? I've never bought one but I need to. Need plumb line or dot, level and maybe even chalk line abilities for lining up boxes in kitchen layouts.

Speedy Petey

I think you want too much from one tool.

I have a rotary laser for doing kitchens, etc in OLD homes where nothing is level, and where the new cabinets WILL be.

I also have a plumb-bob style laser for doing recessed cans and fixtures on sloped ceilings. The perfect job I used it for was a kitchen with four pendants. It was a corner room with a hip roof, so the ceiling had three different slopes.
I did the layout on the floor, shot the beam up and set my boxes.

Then I have a typical laser torpedo level for doing everything else.

Brands? Any name brand is good. Stabila, Checkpoint, Hilti, Dewalt(?)(not a big fan of Dewalt) , even Stanley.

480sparky

I use a hilti rotary laser for lines. I don't remember the model # offhand, though. I have a Stanley Fat Max for plumb lines. It's perfect for doing layouts on the floor then transferring the marks to the ceiling.

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TOOL_5150

I own the dewalt laser level and it has lasers on an x,y,z axis. Works great!

~Matt

JohnJ0906

I can't remember the brand, but I have something very similar.

http://www.stanleytools.com/default....ne+Laser+Level

Matter of fact, it's almost exactly the same, except it's red.

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te12co2w

Thanks guys.

gilbequick

Just picked one up on ebay brand new for $50! I've been wanting one for a while, just been waiting to come up a good enough deal