Dewalt 2 Spot Cross Line Laser Dw0822l
The Makita left, is visible to about three feet past the dot. I’m not sure if that is a limitation of the laser or the detector. At the time of this writing, Makita does not offer a five spot/cross line laser. And, aside from DeWalt, the only other true five spot/cross line I know of is sold by Spectra. Other brands, Makita included, offer “five point” combo lasers with the fifth point being the forward cross hair, not an actual spot.
As you can see, DEWALT offers a robust line of lasers including spot, line, combination, and rotary, as well as laser accessories to go with them. With the professional dewalt accessories in mind, we will continue to evolve and innovate these products to accommodate needs on the jobsite. Keep checking back to see what new products DEWALT has to offer.
A laser like this is ideal for various leveling and layout applications, such as, drop ceilings, cabinets, remodeling and tile work. If you frequently work on professional projects, you can save a lot of headache with a commercial-grade tool. The DEWALT DW089LG is one of the top-of-the-line choices for a commercial-grade level. For the price, you will get three separate 360-degree line lasers that are capable of filling an entire room with three line guides. The laser light is green, which can be up to four times brighter than the typical red lights midrange and budget options produce. Use this tool to layout suspended ceiling grids, walls and partitions, and to level cabinets, shelving, floors and soffits.
This means you can accurately and easily tackle projects that require the utmost in precision, such as laying tile, installing cabinets, or framing a home addition. Grade rods are used in conjunction with rotary lasers for digging or leveling earth. You must move the detector up or down on the grade rod while the rotary is spinning until you identify the laser line. When that laser line is found you have then established “grade” or level. If you are looking to dig a hole that is 3 inches deep, for example, you would move the detector 3 inches up the grade rod.
Dual-slope means that the line will move along both the X axis and Y axis. X mode is used often to “walk” the line in vertical mode for aligning metal track. Y is used to angle the line in horizontal mode for setting slope or setting pitch on a driveway. The big difference between laser lines and laser spots is spots are greatly more visible in bright light and across distance. The Bosch GLL 100 G Green-Beam Self-Leveling Cross-Line Laser uses green-beam technology, and has a working range up to 100 Ft. It includes Bosch-exclusive VisiMax™ technology, which allows for outstanding line visibility in standard working conditions.