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RYOBI 65' Laser Distance Measurer w/ Built-in Memory

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Home Depot has RYOBI 65' Laser Distance Measurer (ELDM65) on sale for $29.97. Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
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About this product:
  • 65' laser distance measurer with +/- 5/64" accuracy for precise readings
  • Continuous measurement mode provides real-time distance feedback
  • Stores last reading with built-in measurement memory
  • Simple one-button operation with 5 selectable unit options
  • Includes 2x AAA batteries and backed by a 3-year manufacturer warranty

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    • Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars at Home Depot based on over 55 customer reviews.
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Home Depot has RYOBI 65' Laser Distance Measurer (ELDM65) on sale for $29.97. Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
  • Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Community Member tunabreath for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • 65' laser distance measurer with +/- 5/64" accuracy for precise readings
  • Continuous measurement mode provides real-time distance feedback
  • Stores last reading with built-in measurement memory
  • Simple one-button operation with 5 selectable unit options
  • Includes 2x AAA batteries and backed by a 3-year manufacturer warranty

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff
  • About this Store:
    • You can view Home Depot's Return Policy here.
  • Additional Information:
    • Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars at Home Depot based on over 55 customer reviews.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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Wulfrax
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The Bosch Blaze 100ft on sale for $39 instead of $50 is a better sale and a better laser.

Bosch is 100ft, this is 65ft
Bosch is accurate within 4/16, this is accurate within 5/16
Bosch has a lot more options on it
conshyentious
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Good call. The Bosch unit is definitely worth the extra $10. Better range, accuracy, and brand. It also looks a little more durable. And it stores the last 30 measurements. This Ryobi unit only stores the last measurement. And the Bosch one let's you toggle between measuring from the back of the device or the front of it.
Link: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Bosch.../327669702

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Yesterday 11:52 PM
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DEAN1977Yesterday 11:52 PM
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Will give this a try for couple projects going on. Old laser range I've had bigger and bulkier this maybe better in tight spots
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WulfraxToday 12:57 AM
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Wulfrax

The Bosch Blaze 100ft on sale for $39 instead of $50 is a better sale and a better laser.

Bosch is 100ft, this is 65ft
Bosch is accurate within 4/16, this is accurate within 5/16
Bosch has a lot more options on it
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bhornetToday 01:30 AM
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Quote from Wulfrax :
The Bosch Blaze 100ft on sale for $39 instead of $50 is a better sale and a better laser.Bosch is 100ft, this is 65ftBosch is accurate within 4/16, this is accurate within 5/16Bosch has a lot more options on it
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TalentedWallaby256Today 01:41 AM
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Quote from Wulfrax :
The Bosch Blaze 100ft on sale for $39 instead of $50 is a better sale and a better laser.Bosch is 100ft, this is 65ftBosch is accurate within 4/16, this is accurate within 5/16Bosch has a lot more options on it
This one says 5/64 which is just under 1/16. So if the Bosch truly is 4/16 that is worse
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GastonToday 02:02 AM
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Quote from TalentedWallaby256 :
This one says 5/64 which is just under 1/16. So if the Bosch truly is 4/16 that is worse
Bosch states +/- 1/16, or 4/64. Ryobi states 5/64. Bosch is better by +/- 1/64.
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conshyentiousToday 02:52 AM
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Quote from Wulfrax :
The Bosch Blaze 100ft on sale for $39 instead of $50 is a better sale and a better laser.

Bosch is 100ft, this is 65ft
Bosch is accurate within 4/16, this is accurate within 5/16
Bosch has a lot more options on it
Good call. The Bosch unit is definitely worth the extra $10. Better range, accuracy, and brand. It also looks a little more durable. And it stores the last 30 measurements. This Ryobi unit only stores the last measurement. And the Bosch one let's you toggle between measuring from the back of the device or the front of it.
Link: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Bosch.../327669702
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testshootToday 05:03 AM
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The Milwaukee is $34 at Woot. Bosch just seems like they would be better however.

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jo_795Today 05:19 AM
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so what am i going to do with my 5 tape measurements?
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Quote from jo_795 :
so what am i going to do with my 5 tape measurements?
the same as before, pretend you are fishing, until your tape buckles under the weight of your greed.
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GolgothanToday 12:08 PM
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I never used one of these tools before so I'm curious: do they calculate the distance from where the laser starts (i.e. the front of the unit) or from the back of the unit?
e.g. if I'm measuring the width of a window that's 32" wide & I place the unit on the window sill, does it measure 32" or does it measure a lower number like 28" (assuming the unit itself is 4 inches)?
Today 12:32 PM
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sxg6Today 12:32 PM
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I don't have this ryobi, but I got a dremel one that was on sale a few years ago. Man, these things are handy. I use mine way more than I thought I would. It's nice not having to worry about a tape measure buckling when you measure something more than 8-10 feet (depending on your tape measure of course).

*edit: to answer the question above, mine includes the length of the unit in the measurement. I didn't realize that at first and thought it was off.
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wiseghost
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Quote from Golgothan :
I never used one of these tools before so I'm curious: do they calculate the distance from where the laser starts (i.e. the front of the unit) or from the back of the unit?
e.g. if I'm measuring the width of a window that's 32" wide & I place the unit on the window sill, does it measure 32" or does it measure a lower number like 28" (assuming the unit itself is 4 inches)?
I don't have one but I believe you can switch to measure either way, front or back.
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pyrokid73
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Is everyone just using AI to write responses? lol, most stuff seems correct and believable but there's something wrong in almost every response stating "facts" about products...

8 mins of curiousity & searching shows me that:
  • Ryobi saves ONE measurement, up to 65', 5/64" accuracy (1/64" OVER 1/16"), one button operation, and measures from the back... the thing looks tiny too which could be a positive for some (no measurements shown of actual device), 3 year warranty
  • Bosch 100ft looks like it might store last two measurements, up to 100', 1/16" accuracy (4/64"), 3 buttons (measuring, rounding 1/32"-1/2", and measuring from front/back of device), looks slightly larger but more robust in my opinion, and 1 or 2 year warranty (2 for registering it)

On another note, I never knew I needed one of these. Thanks!!
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extelToday 03:32 PM
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Quote from Wulfrax :
The Bosch Blaze 100ft on sale for $39 instead of $50 is a better sale and a better laser.Bosch is 100ft, this is 65ftBosch is accurate within 4/16, this is accurate within 5/16Bosch has a lot more options on it
Not really a sale price. It's $39 on Amazon as the regular price. It drops from there when Amazon puts it on sale.

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