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IMEX has been popular in Australia and is in the UK as well. I’ve had two IMEX lasers, one red for tiling ect. Another rotating green laser for outside stuff. I’ve had them for 10 years and been very happy. I recently replaced the red one unfortunately got welding spatter on the glass windows and damaged it. I replaced it with a Leica Lino L6G-1 Green Beam Multi-Line Laser (MPN: LG912971) it’s a bit pricey compared to some but great value for what you get. Leica Geosystems specialise it this sort of equipment, they aren’t just a me too brand.
Bro was 10mm away from permanent irreversible eye damage. Shocking display of laser safety. People! The most important aspect of your DIY laser setup is PPE and understanding the dangers of 500nm range wavelengths. These things are not just another DIY toy. DYOR.
Bruh, you’re wrong just in the first 15 seconds, so I cant trust you. No tools are essential, besides 2ft level, combo/speed square, and a drill I suppose.
Not essential at all. I just tiled our guest bathroom floor, shower floor to drain, and walls, all using a £15 spirit level and it came out spot on. No batteries, always on, always 100% accurate 👌
I started watching these laser videos about a week ago to get something lower cost to put up lap siding on my house. Thank you for showing the two fixed lasers don’t work that well when going long distance.
IMEX has been popular in Australia and is in the UK as well. I’ve had two IMEX lasers, one red for tiling ect. Another rotating green laser for outside stuff. I’ve had them for 10 years and been very happy. I recently replaced the red one unfortunately got welding spatter on the glass windows and damaged it. I replaced it with a Leica Lino L6G-1 Green Beam Multi-Line Laser (MPN: LG912971) it’s a bit pricey compared to some but great value for what you get. Leica Geosystems specialise it this sort of equipment, they aren’t just a me too brand.
Bro was 10mm away from permanent irreversible eye damage. Shocking display of laser safety. People! The most important aspect of your DIY laser setup is PPE and understanding the dangers of 500nm range wavelengths. These things are not just another DIY toy. DYOR.
Bruh, you’re wrong just in the first 15 seconds, so I cant trust you. No tools are essential, besides 2ft level, combo/speed square, and a drill I suppose.
Not essential at all. I just tiled our guest bathroom floor, shower floor to drain, and walls, all using a £15 spirit level and it came out spot on. No batteries, always on, always 100% accurate 👌
I started watching these laser videos about a week ago to get something lower cost to put up lap siding on my house. Thank you for showing the two fixed lasers don’t work that well when going long distance.