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June 24, 2007

DeWalt Manual Rotary Laser

Just in case you want to make sure of the levels for yourself, DeWalt offer a manual rotary laser level with a manual levelling system which is operated by adjustment screws. It has a sensor to indicate if the unit has been moved after setting, a side-impact roll cage, and a protected rotary head for durability.

There are two side by side laser diodes in the unit, creating a bright, consistent light.

See the laser level in action below:

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DeWalt Manual Rotary Laser Video

June 25, 2007

DeWalt line laser

Maybe it isn't space age technology, but line lasers are a useful piece of kit which allow you to have a consistent, highly visible line across a work surface. It sure beats fiddling around with pencils and little floating bubbles.

DeWalt provide a range of lasers, including their line laser product. It has a self-levelling cross line which is accurate to within 0.3mm, and at a maximum 4 degree angle, along with a built in magnetic pivot bracket for easy mounting to metal surfaces.

See the product in action through the video link below:

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DeWalt Line Laser Video

June 26, 2007

DeWalt Self-levelling Rotary Laser

Producing fully automatic horizontal and vertical rotary lasers, the self-levelling rotary laser product from DeWalt has a range of features which enhance its usability: A wireless remote control operated scan mode generates a line between two points for a beam over long distance; remote control allows for singular operation; and a built-in beam splitting prism offers 90 degree lay out and plumb up applications.

See it in action below:

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DeWalt Self-levelling Rotary Laser Video

June 28, 2007

DeWalt Optics

With 26 times magnification for a range over 100m, DeWalt's Optics product also has a magnetically dampened compensator, 2mm accuracy, 360 degree horizontal circle for measuring horizontal angles, and a vial set-up with final one degree self-levelling capability.

See it in action on DeWalt's website:

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DeWalt Optics Video

June 29, 2007

DeWalt Tile Laser

Offering a similar style of product to the line laser, DeWalt's tile laser produces two beams of light that cross at 90 degrees for accurate lay out. It has a cast iron body for durability.

The variety of applications that it can be used for are highlighted in a video that can be viewed on DeWalt's website, linked below:

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DeWalt Tile Laser Video

DeWalt Rotary Laser

Also included in the range of laser instruments available from DeWalt is the company's rotary laser product. The unit provides a fully automatic horizontal only rotary laser with a levelling accurary of 0.1mm/m and a weatherproof design for exterior jobsite use. See how it is used below:

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DeWalt Rotary Laser Video

Bosch Digital Multiple Finder

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In order to improve safety during drilling, and minimise the risk of mistakes, the Bosch Detector Digital Multiple Finder 10 Zoom locates metal and wooden substructures as well as live and non-live cables.

The product is idiot proof as it has a traffic light style red/green LED display to indicate whether drilling is suitable or not. Voltage is indicated by a high-resolution five segment display and marking a drilling position is straightforward with an intregrated marker.

Related links: Bosch detector on manufacturer's website

June 30, 2007

DeWalt Stick Laser

Providing a manual-level three-beam laser accurate to within 0.3mm/m, DeWalt's Stick Laser has one button operation to make it quick and easy to use.

Other features of the product are a focused laser beam that keeps dots small over long distances, and three precision vials for accuracy on different planes.

It can be seen in action below:

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DeWalt Stick Laser Video

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