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High quality spirit levels
Looking for advice on buying a high quality spirit level 2' and 4' ft.
Recommendations, etc appreciated. Thank you. |
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Looking for advice on buying a high quality spirit level 2' and 4' ft. Recommendations, etc appreciated. Thank you. That would be http://www.starrett.com/ Alex |
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I've got a pair of top of the line Empires that have served me well (stayed
accurate despite abuse). The Stabila levels are the next thing to indestructable. "Jack" wrote in message ... Looking for advice on buying a high quality spirit level 2' and 4' ft. Recommendations, etc appreciated. Thank you. |
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