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X and Y spirit bubbles (fig. 3)
There are two spirit bubbles on the top of the tool. The X bubble shows the horizontal setting and the Y
bubble shows the vertical setting.
Angle scale
Set the required angle by turning the tool housing until the pointer points to the required angle on the
scale.
Base
The line laser consists of two parts. In the base of the tool housing there is a magnet that allows the tool
to be affixed to the base, or another magnetic surface. The magnet releases easily from the underlying
surface.
You can also hold the tool in your hand to check the line between objects.
Mounting holes for line laser (fig. 4)
1.
Release the tool housing from the base.
2.
Fit the pins in the holes in the tool casing.
3.
Press the pins fully into the surface of the wall.
4.
If the wall is magnetic, you can affix the tool casing directly on the wall without the base.
Mounting holes for base (fig. 5)
1.
Fit the pins in the holes in the base.
2.
Press the pins fully into the surface of the wall. Check that the base is firmly fixed, and place the
tool casing on the base.
Projection on wall (fig. 6)
1.
Mark the position of the tool on the wall.
2.
Place the base on the mark.
3.
Place the tool on the base.
4.
Switch on the laser.
5.
Adjust to the required direction of projection.
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Slowly turn the tool housing to centre the X spirit bubble to project a horizontal laser line.
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Slowly turn the tool housing to centre the Y spirit bubble to project a vertical laser line.
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To project a laser line with the required angle, slowly turn the tool housing until the pointer
points to the required angle on the scale.
IMPORTANT!
Make sure that the laser beam cannot hit the eyes of persons or animals when switching
on the tool. Do not look into the laser beam. Do not point the laser beam at anyone's eyes.
NOTE
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The tool housing can be placed directly on a magnetic surface, without the base.
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The tool housing can also be affixed directly on a smooth surface with double-adhesive tape. This
avoids pin holes in the walll.
Projection on the floor
1.
Mark the position of the tool on the floor.
2.
Place the tool on the mark.
3.
Switch on the laser.
4.
Adjust to the required direction of projection.
5.
Slowly turn the tool housing until the pointer points to the required angle on the scale.
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