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Bosch GLL1P 65' Combination Point and Line Laser Level
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Home Depot has Bosch GLL1P 65' Combination Point and Line Laser Level on sale for $29.97. Shipping is free.
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- Versatility in leveling and alignment applications combination bright line laser and point laser capability
- Quick and easy simple set up using quick leveling with bubble vial
- Easy to mount built-in strong magnetic base for various angle applications
- Versatile mounting accessory - mounts to walls, compact tripod or can be placed on flat surfaces
- Accuracy up to 3/16" at 33'
- Compact design lightweight and compact makes it easy to fit in the pocket
- Includes: laser, mounting base and 2 AAA batteries
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- At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that this is $19.03 lower (38.8% savings) than the next best available prices from reputable merchants with prices starting from $49. -SaltyOne
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Home Depot has Bosch GLL1P 65' Combination Point and Line Laser Level on sale for $29.97. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member _Myron_ for posting this deal.
About this Product:
Thanks to Community Member _Myron_ for posting this deal.
About this Product:
- Versatility in leveling and alignment applications combination bright line laser and point laser capability
- Quick and easy simple set up using quick leveling with bubble vial
- Easy to mount built-in strong magnetic base for various angle applications
- Versatile mounting accessory - mounts to walls, compact tripod or can be placed on flat surfaces
- Accuracy up to 3/16" at 33'
- Compact design lightweight and compact makes it easy to fit in the pocket
- Includes: laser, mounting base and 2 AAA batteries
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- About this Deal:
- At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that this is $19.03 lower (38.8% savings) than the next best available prices from reputable merchants with prices starting from $49. -SaltyOne
- About this Store:
- Return Policy:
- Amazon: For the 2021 holiday season, returnable items purchased between October 1 and December 31 can be returned until January 31, 2022.
- Home Depot: Most new, unopened merchandise sold by The Home Depot can be returned within 90 days of purchase
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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Now the cross line laser linked above is a perfectly usable, if budget, tool. If you have a very steady hand, you can hand hold it to a wall to use in a similar fashion, but it lacks the point function and has a bulkier form factor.
I have a LOT of Bosch tools and multiple lasers. I found this one to be more of a novelty.
Best laser levels? My favorite is the old style PLS 180G from about the time they were bought by Fluke corp. Those older units had heavier pendulums which settled the lines faster and danced less with ambient vibration.
The new PLS 180G (same model number) is not as stable, and about on par with the mid-tier Bosch (GLL-100gx), Makita (sk-105,106, etc), Stabila (LAX-300g), and Dewalt crossline lasers. They all have similar brightness, stability, accuracy in the $2-300 range. The Dewalt line is just a little fatter but similar brightness. I haven't tried the Milwaukee lasers yet, but I'm done throwing time and money at testing for now. I hope to get another 5-10 years out of my PLS and see what's new.
For value, I've twice bought Bosch GLL-100gx series refurbs for about $100. I've never had one fail; I just keep gifting them to people on my team.
For budget, I like the Huepar Box-1g. I used one daily for about 2 years, but the pendelum seized up one day and stopped self-leveling-- I think the cause was leaving it in my vehicle overnight when the temps went to single digits F. I'm sure the bigger names would use a higher quality grease in that joint. I liked it enough for the price to buy it again.
https://www.amazon.com/Self-level...B0793M6
It's worth buying a green one, and it's worth spending just a little extra for something rated to cast a line at 100' or more. Don't buy the absolute cheapest option. There are reasonable daylight and indoor situations where they just aren't usable.
Seems like the would be the better deal?
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Anyone can recommend good items to push this up to $100?
Seems like the would be the better deal?
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Bosch-30-ft-Cross-Line-Laser-Level-Self-Leveling-with-360-Degree-Flexibl... [homedepot.com]
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Now the cross line laser linked above is a perfectly usable, if budget, tool. If you have a very steady hand, you can hand hold it to a wall to use in a similar fashion, but it lacks the point function and has a bulkier form factor.
I have a LOT of Bosch tools and multiple lasers. I found this one to be more of a novelty.
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https://www.homedepot.com/p/Bosch-30-ft-Cross-Line-Laser-Level-Self-Leveling-with-360-Degree-Flexibl... [homedepot.com]
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FYC8...V63CW
Edit: thanks to whomever gave this a thumbs down (:
Includes: (1) GLL 30, (1) mm 2 flexible mounting device, (2) AA batteries. Class IIA laser product, <1Mw power output.
Edit: asking for a friend
Now the cross line laser linked above is a perfectly usable, if budget, tool. If you have a very steady hand, you can hand hold it to a wall to use in a similar fashion, but it lacks the point function and has a bulkier form factor.
I have a LOT of Bosch tools and multiple lasers. I found this one to be more of a novelty.
Seems like the would be the better deal?
"Included Components: (1) GLL 30, (1) MM 2 Flexible Mounting Device, (2) AA Batteries"
So yeah, it might. The mounting device in the listing from the OP seems to be hot garbage, but the device itself is solid for a one-or-two use DIY'er.
I'm replacing an old GMC rotating laser level. It is huge, heavy and uses 4 D cell batteries. It served me well, but it's time to move on.
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Best laser levels? My favorite is the old style PLS 180G from about the time they were bought by Fluke corp. Those older units had heavier pendulums which settled the lines faster and danced less with ambient vibration.
The new PLS 180G (same model number) is not as stable, and about on par with the mid-tier Bosch (GLL-100gx), Makita (sk-105,106, etc), Stabila (LAX-300g), and Dewalt crossline lasers. They all have similar brightness, stability, accuracy in the $2-300 range. The Dewalt line is just a little fatter but similar brightness. I haven't tried the Milwaukee lasers yet, but I'm done throwing time and money at testing for now. I hope to get another 5-10 years out of my PLS and see what's new.
For value, I've twice bought Bosch GLL-100gx series refurbs for about $100. I've never had one fail; I just keep gifting them to people on my team.
For budget, I like the Huepar Box-1g. I used one daily for about 2 years, but the pendelum seized up one day and stopped self-leveling-- I think the cause was leaving it in my vehicle overnight when the temps went to single digits F. I'm sure the bigger names would use a higher quality grease in that joint. I liked it enough for the price to buy it again.
https://www.amazon.com/Self-level...B0793M6
It's worth buying a green one, and it's worth spending just a little extra for something rated to cast a line at 100' or more. Don't buy the absolute cheapest option. There are reasonable daylight and indoor situations where they just aren't usable.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FYC8...V63CW
Edit: thanks to whomever gave this a thumbs down (:
I (and many, many others) don't like those here-today-gone-tomorrow no-name chinese brands. The QC is non existent, and the warranty and support are a joke. Most of the time their products crap out in a few months of regular use.
That's not to say there isn't an occasional "diamond in the rough" with them, but I'd rather throw my money at a company that has been around a while (Bosch, Dewalt, Klein, etc) because they stand behind their stuff for a long, long time.
Glad you found one of the diamonds, though! ;-)
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