🔧 Level Up Your Projects with Precision!
The KAPRO341 Post Level Magnetic is a lightweight and versatile leveling tool featuring 4 strong magnets for secure attachment to metal surfaces, 3 easy-to-read vials for precision, and a durable elastic band for flexible mounting options. Perfect for both professional and DIY projects.
| Item Weight | 0.28 g |
| Product Dimensions | 12.7 x 10.16 x 3.18 cm; 0.28 g |
| Item model number | 341 |
W**S
works good
exactly as shown
N**R
It's an okay item
Used for 1/2hr and it broke....Cheap plastic 🙄
R**D
Best one
Holds onto material without error.The folding one is not good as it doesn't hold onto material in a consistent way.Only issue is since it doesn't fold for storage it can break in half if not careful.No worries Gorilla Super Glue Gel makes it good as new.
T**O
Great level for setting fence posts
This turned out to be a great level for setting wooden fence posts. The level attaches easily to the post with the provided elastic cord. I recently used this to set 15- 10 foot posts along my driveway. This level allows for you to check front to back and plum while you concentrate on adjusting the post. I found this to be pretty close to the reading I was getting with a 2 foot level, with only minor tweaks to get to square the post up. I know that there are a few reviews form professional installers stating that you can't use this toll as the sole method to square the post, which makes sense. it is only 8" long and would not be anywhere nears as accurate as a 4 or 6 foot level would be. for the price and ease of use, I would recommend this tool.
5**R
Accurate but not dead on for finish work
Product works well and as described. Only flaw I would say urked me was that the bubbles aren't extremely accurate.. they are good enough but with the level being so small the littlest bit that it may be off yet still appear level you will have the slightest bit of inaccuracy. I was welding round posts which will be swallowed by a bigger longer handrail afterwards and although it read level on both dials once i used a larger 10" torpedo to verify it would at times be slightly off. It is convenient since u don't need 2 levels at once or to constantly move 1 I still went back to using the torpedo because I needed to be that accurate.. but if you're simply building a fence or something made of a softer material you shouldn't run into this problem.
