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If you need someone, there’s a guy Manchester way I’ve used and he’s excellent.
Quoted me £30 to recalibrate and it turned out it was a little more complicated.
Told me that it should of cost £80 but he’d quoted £30 and that’s all he wanted.
We argued and settled on £50.
Out and back to me inside 4 days.
Was yours out of calibration?
 
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Old Mod

Was yours out of calibration?
Yes Ian, but only on floor cross hairs, but I haven’t needed that function nearly all year, it’s all been wall fixing and it was perfectly ok.
On floors however one of the beams drifted by about a mm a metreish.
Didn’t get it sorted til I needed it.
It needed to be dismantled, hence the extra cost.
It’s perfect again now and its kept in a box which is just a little bigger than the laser and is lined with protection. :D
 
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Blunt Tool

Yes Ian, but only on floor cross hairs, but I haven’t needed that function nearly all year, it’s all been wall fixing and it was perfectly ok.
On floors however one of the beams drifted by about a mm a metreish.
Didn’t get it sorted til I needed it.
It needed to be dismantled, hence the extra cost.
It’s perfect again now and its kept in a box which is just a little bigger than the laser and is lined with protection. :D
I’ve still got my red Bosch so I’ll set both up and see if there is any difference, what’s the chances both out
 
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Old Mod

I’ve still got my red Bosch so I’ll set both up and see if there is any difference, what’s the chances both out
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Bill

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Old Mod


Huh! Don’t talk to me about them!!
I sent it there first, not only did I have a whole load of trouble getting them to inspect it, took two weeks, maybe even three, can’t remember.
And when they returned it, it was exactly the same!! And because I hadn’t needed the function that was out of whack, I didn’t realise until some months later, and there was no change at all.

When I found this other guy, the difference was apparent immediately.

If you want his details I’ll PM them to you.
 
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Blunt Tool

Does the DCE089D1G justify it's high price tag? Is it good value for money are there more economical models out there
Justify, well it is good and I like the fact I can see the line even 20, 25 metres away and line is thinner than my red laser. Paying that kind of money you do hope that it lasts a long time but then how much is a good set of levels nowadays that it replaces? Not just a wall laser it’s a floor laser for setting out, also can identify high points or low points in floor
Economical ones no doubt out there but it is a tool I more or less use everyday so price not that bad considering
 
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Justify, well it is good and I like the fact I can see the line even 20, 25 metres away and line is thinner than my red laser. Paying that kind of money you do hope that it lasts a long time but then how much is a good set of levels nowadays that it replaces? Not just a wall laser it’s a floor laser for setting out, also can identify high points or low points in floor
Economical ones no doubt out there but it is a tool I more or less use everyday so price not that bad considering

Would you say it’s not the best one for that price range?
 

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