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11
1
2
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OPERATION
TRIPOD MOUNTING
See Figure 8.
The laser level vacuum base has a standard 1/4 in.-20
threaded fitting for attaching to a tripod (not included). This
method of mounting is ideal for leveling kitchen cabinets,
countertops, window framing, and more.
ADJUSTING THE LASER LINE
See Figure 8 - 9.
The laser level will project a straight line across an obstruction
or interference, as well as around inside corners and onto
adjacent surfaces. The line can be adjusted in three ways:
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The line can be rotated by turning the laser head in a
clockwise or counterclockwise direction to achieve full
360° coverage.
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The line can be rotated up to 90°, from vertical to hori-
zontal, by rotating the laser head away from the mounting
surface.
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The line can also be rotated 90° by lifting the lens cover
and turning the lens in a clockwise or counterclockwise
direction.
OPERATING THE LASER LEVEL
See Figures 9 - 11.
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Place the level in the area where you want the laser line
projected. Refer to
Using the AIRgrip Vacuum
earlier in
this manual if adhering to a surface is desired.
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Turn on the laser.
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Rotate the laser head to position the laser line as de-
sired.
NOTE:
The line position adjustment thumbwheel can
be used to adjust the laser line
±
1/2 in. Turn the wheel
clockwise to move the laser line slightly down, or coun-
terclockwise to move the line slightly up. A measurement
scale is marked on the base for reference.
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For best self-leveling results, always position laser head
so that face of angle indicator dial is perpendicular to the
direction of gravity.
NOTE:
Due to construction inaccuracy, walls may not be
perfectly straight. This may cause the laser to have slight
variances when in the level position.
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
LASER HEAD
LENS
COVER
LASER
LENS
HORIZONTAL
LASER LINE
Fig. 8
LASER LEVEL
MOUNTED ON
TRIPOD
LINE POSITION ADJUSTMENT
THUMBWHEEL
SCALE
GRAVITY
