Update: This popular deal is still available
Ace Hardware has for its
Ace Rewards Members (
free to join):
24" Craftsman Aluminum Level Tool on sale for $14.99 - $5 =
$9.99. Select free store pick up where available, otherwise
shipping is free on orders $50+.
Lowe's has
24" Craftsman Aluminum Level Tool on sale for
$9.98. Select free store pick up where available, otherwise
shipping is free on orders $45+.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
minntwins and community members
m6284505 and
SANDMAN for sharing this deal
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Features:
- 180 ˚ rotating vial
- Level accuracy of 1 mm/M
- 360 ˚ vials set directly into frame never need adjustment
- Heavy-duty aluminum I-beam construction
Top Comments
This isn't the same quality of Sears of yesteryear that would be rebranded levels from a US measuring tools company. I can tell just looking at the picture this one looks super-cheap and outsourced, and paper-thin metal. That thing is going to get all twisted up and mangled real quick. Heck, running a pencil down a straight and true 2x4 is probably going to be more accurate than this thing. If you do get one, I'd recommend getting one at a local store that you can eyeball to see that it is straight. I wouldn't trust UPS or FedEx shipping this thing, it will arrive like a long piece of twisted metal.
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fairly rigid and i have used it for years no problem, so now i have a project today of learning about 'box level vs i beam level'. may have to start with bing AI chat and see what the brains think of all of this...
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well there you go, better off with a box level, so now to find a 'deal' on box levels. groan.
thanks. just checked home depot and they have the empire blue in a box level, various lengths. may have to get the 24" and see what all the fuss is about box levels. .......and no i don't want to 'tool test' it by throwing it off the roof onto concrete.
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Do a side-by-side end-drop test with any level against this one. Results won't be that different but one thing's for sure; at least one of them will be broken. Now, how badly did you really wanna know?
So just get it, use it, be happy, and take care with the fireworks.
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Do a side-by-side end-drop test with any level against this one. Results won't be that different but one thing's for sure; at least one of them will be broken. Now, how badly did you really wanna know?
So just get it, use it, be happy, and take care with the fireworks.
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well i know some of us are going to check this out at the big box store to see what this is all about. my Empire blue i beam is built like a pry bar and i never suspected that this was some kind of inferior tool.
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This isn't the same quality of Sears of yesteryear that would be rebranded levels from a US measuring tools company. I can tell just looking at the picture this one looks super-cheap and outsourced, and paper-thin metal. That thing is going to get all twisted up and mangled real quick. Heck, running a pencil down a straight and true 2x4 is probably going to be more accurate than this thing. If you do get one, I'd recommend getting one at a local store that you can eyeball to see that it is straight. I wouldn't trust UPS or FedEx shipping this thing, it will arrive like a long piece of twisted metal.
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