How to Read a Level
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- čas přidán 22. 10. 2017
- Use a level correctly to get accurate results. Good practices are the same for spirit levels, bubble levels, box levels, carpenter levels, or torpedo levels.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH! I have never met anyone able to explain something to me as clearly as you ! I wish I could hire you to teach me all the other things I don't know lol
You are welcome, Shannon, it's my pleasure to help. Have a great day.
I love the way that you explained this. I am looking forward to many more measurement tools' videos!
Thank you! That was so straightforward.
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I feel you somewhat said it and somewhat contradicted it but I feel that a longer level can also be less accurate than a shorter level if it, for example, touches the one high spot on a board - when the shorter level wouldn't have. Therefore, you should be fine to use a high quality short level as long as you are confident that the surface you place the level on is flat and representative of the plane that you are trying to level. Also, I think many, if not, most experienced tradesmen don't understand this concept - as it's a common misconception.
IN OTHER WORDS: if you are leveling an object that you consider to be perfectly flat (likely manufactured), a short level is just as accurate as a long level (assuming that both levels are in good condition).
Thank you I learn a lot from this video.
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Very informative thank you very much!!
It's my pleasure to help, Rasaun.
Really great video. Thanks for all the information!
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I'M A LEVEL OWNER I HAVE SEVERAL LEVELS I LIKE LOTS OF LEVELS THEY ARE VERY INTERESTING CREATURES YOU CAN LEARN ALOT FROM LEVELS
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Was indeed helpful.. Thank you.
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Thank you so much for making this video!! It helped a lot!
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You seem very level headed :D
lol.
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How would you use one with a curtain rod for double windows?
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Thank you! I'm going to check my level now to see if its the same when I flip it:)
You are welcome, Paula.
great video, I actually learned something!
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You sound like Melissa McCartney. Thanks for the explanation
At 4:00 in the video you explain how if the outer edge of the bubble aligns with the second mark on the bubble that shows a 2% grade. What is the meaning of the first mark closer to the center?
I don't know the answer to that question. Anyone else?
This is excellent, thank you very much, appreciate your help. : o)
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Cool. Kewl. Glad I looked up. I did not know the close 1 eye trick. If doing a shed floor do I need carpinter 1 or can I get by on a small hed w/a little one of picture frame?b I do not want to spend a lot & also, cuz gotta buy the plywood, gloves, etc poor so hope you can help. I had think knew of this b4, but had forgotten they are different plus carpinter is longer so less measure time etc. oh well if I must or ask if can borrow.
I would go with the carpenter level. The small one will not be accurate for that kind of work.
Great video
Thanks!
Thx
You are welcome, Sarah.
What does 10 and 20 mean on my level? I thought it was degrees, but there's no way, as I have the level a small fraction of an inch off the counter and it hits the 20. So what does 10 or 20 mean? 1.0 and 2.0 degrees? That'd be weird.
Hmmm, I know that plumbers use levels get the correct pitch on a drain pipe. Is there a brand or model number on it?
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What unit of measurement it uses ?
I don't understand your question Ivan.
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I have been using it wrong. Not anymore.
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Pretty self explanatory didn’t need this video