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   webby | Dec 05, 2009 04:27am | #1

   It will probably be ok, I don't have any persoanl experience with that one. i looked at it and said  gee that looks alot like the robotoolz brand lazer and sure enough, a yahoo search proved me right.

   http://www.reliableplant.com/ArticleSendToFriend.aspx?articleid=9898

   Bosch service will probably be better.

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   Edited 12/4/2009 8:28 pm ET by webby

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   RichMast | Dec 05, 2009 05:11am | #2

   I have the old RoboToolz version and like it. the vertical dot is good for the "inverted plumb bob" where you need to spot a point on the ceiling from a known point on the floor, like for light fixtures. the side dots are good for leveling ceinings, not as good as a continuous spinning laser, but I just spot the corners and connect with a chalk line, or just move the dot around..Hope this helps.  Rich

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   danno7x | Dec 05, 2009 05:50am | #3

   I dont mind rotating the laser and connecting the dots, because you also get the plum dots feature and its a compact package.  In a perfect world I would have a nice rotating laser with the pick up sensor and all but in the my world this one should fill my needs in a price range I can kind of afford.  Sometimes its a pain finding the dot and getting it where you want it but we'll have to deal with it.

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   danno7x | Dec 05, 2009 05:55am | #4

   Well look at that, I have never seen robotoolz brand anywhere I've been.  I have quite a bit of bosch stuff and feel good about their quality.  Everybody has weak spots though, hopefully this isn't one of them. 

   When doing a search for reviews of the bosch I found pretty much nothing, if I had know about the robotoolz part of it I could've found lots of info on that it does look like its pretty much the same thing.

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   webby | Dec 05, 2009 05:58am | #5

   I have alsways been kind of lucky at spotting tools "wearing" other clothes. Whether it was Craftsman built by bosch or skill or bostitch i get lucky with that.Webby