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Rotary Laser Level
I need to shoot grade with a rotary laser and have never used one. I need to dig for a foundation wall and want to go down 44" from top of existing foundation for an addition. how do i go about using the laser to achieve this depth accurately?
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Re: Rotary Laser LevelQuote:
![]() You'll find you won't get very good advice posing as someone you're not... or, posting a question that the average GC should know without an introduction.
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Re: Rotary Laser Level
And don't double post!
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Re: Rotary Laser Level
Do you know how to do this with a builders level or transit?
If you do its the same with a laser. |
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solar guy
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Re: Rotary Laser Level
This is really layout 101 my 16 year old son poot with his considerable skills knows how to do this. you cannot know what you are doing and therefore should not be here go to the DIY site. Thank you very much and good night!
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Re: Rotary Laser Level
Wow, I am suprised by the rude response. Give me a email address and ill send you plenty of pics of my work. i have never use a rotary laser before and have never dug my own footings before. i am a framer and a general contractor. i usually sub out excavating and concrete. it was a legitimate question that i needed an answer to. im sure before you became the big shot builder/remodeler you think you are that someone explained some things to you. im sure you had questions from time to time. thanks for the help.
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Re: Rotary Laser Level
He's right, have you never used a transit?
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Re: Rotary Laser Level
What the F**K is the difference between a rotary laser and a 4 foot level. OK one shoots a cool light and one doesn't. they are both levels and the only difference is one reaches farther than the other. everything else is the same pretend its a 4' level and do everything like it was that and it will work out if not then you really don't know what the H**L you are doing and that scares me.
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Re: Rotary Laser Level
no ive never had to use a transit
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Re: Rotary Laser Level
Measure down from the reference line projected by the level. If that is not enough information, you are in over your head. I'm not being rude, I'm being truthful.
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Re: Rotary Laser Level
A man's got to know his limitations.
It's one thing if you're learning on your own house. Quite another if you're gambling with someone else's.
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Re: Rotary Laser Level
Let me see
Overqualified for every job I have applied for Out of work for almost 6 months Spent 35 years in residential construction and can't get an interview doing commercial which is the only thing shaking around here but you need a top secret clearance to do it. Way too many MORONS here today that can't figure out a basic offset problem and call themselves General contractors. That would be the short list |
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Re: Rotary Laser Level
Hey
I thought this was a forum, not a put down. Hope some day you guys may have questions, even if simple ones, and can get the answer without all the c___p |
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Re: Rotary Laser Level
Level, plumb, square? Watchu mean man?
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