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   whoover | Oct 02, 2002 08:50pm | #1

   I can not remember the brand of mine...it is at home.  I do know it is stocked at Menards if you are close to a Menards, check them out.  I will try to remember to look at my level tonight and get back to you.

   PS.  I love my 4' level that can expend to 8'.  It is great for doors and kitchen cabs.

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   toolin63 | Oct 03, 2002 05:14pm | #2

   DID YOU HAPPEN TO LOOK AT THE LEVEL LAST NIGHT? I'm on the east coast and have been looking on the net with no luck. HELP NEED ONE

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   whoover | Oct 03, 2002 06:10pm | #3

   I am sorry, I forgot and my wife is out of town so I can not call her.  I am making myself a note and will reply tomorrow...I hope!

   Bill

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   ProDek | Oct 03, 2002 06:55pm | #4

   Rich- Go to http://www.straightwaytools.com and they will tell you where the nearest dealer is.

   I've had mine over a year and use it all the time building 3x12 stairs. It is a great tool!

   My son sold the Numerical controlled milling machine that manufactured this tool. He gave me the level as a gift.

   Here it is in action............

   Bob

   "Rather be a hammer than a nail"

   
   

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   Edited 10/3/2002 12:00:45 PM ET by Pro-Dek

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   toolin63 | Oct 03, 2002 07:20pm | #5

   Thanks Pro- Dek, your the man!!

   Sometimes feeling like the nail :(

   Most of the time I'm the Hammer:)

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   whancock64 | Oct 03, 2002 07:50pm | #6

   Nice looking construction...

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   ProDek | Oct 04, 2002 03:44am | #7

   Thanks Wilburn- the finished deck is in the photo gallery under (Trex deck#6)Bob

   "Rather be a hammer than a nail"

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   FastEddie1 | Oct 09, 2002 07:21pm | #8

   How long have you been using the level?  Is there any slop in the slider mechanism?  Is it accurate?

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   ProDek | Oct 10, 2002 03:41am | #9

   As stated before I've used this level for over a year. It is very accurate and the slide is very tight.I would recommend this level to anyone.Bob

   "Rather be a hammer than a nail"