Get a PLS 5, it's like cheating.
ETA: here you go http://www.amazon.com/PLS-Laser-PLS...?ie=UTF8&qid=1380493887&sr=8-1&keywords=pls+5
That speed square laser is not accurate enough to square a large wall. The specs say plus or minus 1/2" in 30'
I have found my speed square laser(Bosch from Home Depot) to shoot the laser VERY square. I think the accuracy rating is more about the vials...so if your not using it to shoot something level or plumb, but rather just looking for square, its pretty darn good. I checked my with with the 6, 8, 10 and it came up on the money. I didn't bother checking it out further with 9,16,25
I use it to lay out coffer ceilings.
Although, if your wall is level, if you then put the rotatory laser on the side to shoot plumb, that would also square you up....
9/16/25 won't be square.
Unless *I* figured wrong...I could have.
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I'm sure you would figure out pretty quickly that your numbers are off, but just for the benefit of anyone else who may not realize....9/16/25 won't be square.
Unless *I* figured wrong...I could have.
I was wondering,, is it possible to square up walls with a rotary laser? I think of a rotary laser more to find level and plumb.
Sorry, I meant 9, 12, 15
I usually use my construction calculator to figure squares. Instead of variations of 3,4,5, I just measure out to the farthest point of each leg and use rise, run, diag.
I usually use my construction calculator to figure squares. Instead of variations of 3,4,5, I just measure out to the farthest point of each leg and use rise, run, diag.
That's why I have the app. I also have a calc in the truck and in the trailerI have done that as well, but sometimes I don't feel like getting the calc from the truck.