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   DDay | Jul 29, 2007 05:25am | #1

   I have the pls2 and use it for tiling. You'll find that it has many uses. It makes things so easy, quick and you know its accurate.

   I like the one you got.

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   NbMgt | Jul 29, 2007 05:31am | #2

   How do you keep the cross hairs at right angles to each other? I notice that if I tripod the laser and shine it on my work surface and set the square on it, the angle is off. If I shine it straight down everything's ok. I guess I need to make a bracket for the unit to hang from the ceiling..... and thoughts?

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   DDay | Jul 29, 2007 05:46am | #3

   I'll check mine out tomorrow. I have only used it in the level setting. If yours is out in the override, I would give pls an email or call.

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   NbMgt | Jul 29, 2007 05:56am | #4

   The unit is not off. It's just when you shine it on the floor and it's shining at an angle the "squareness" changes. When its in auto level mode the unit is shooting at the lines level so if you shine it at an angle on the wall it's still square. In override you can actually make the crosshairs diamond shaped, depending on the angle you shine it at. Hopefully this makes sense.
   How do you mount the pls 2 for tiling and do you check for square?

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   DDay | Jul 29, 2007 09:44pm | #5

   I just use a camera tripod that was never used for a camera. That works very well. You can also clamp something metal to a wall/whatever and use the magnet bracket.