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BTW: Don't be tempted by a
Hultafors UZ8
string/line spirit level. I just bought one for this project and this
cheap and nasty, but ridiculously expensive [100DK or £10] piece of red
plastic, is hideously inaccurate. It was
three times the price of
the competitor's, red plastic model on the same sales display. The
bubble is
way out when the level is reversed end to end on any surface. I even
checked it on a glass table to be sure what I was seeing. The level has
no manufacturer's markings [at
all] to suggest it is any different from the 1/3 price cheaper makes.
Probably
both types are made in exactly the same Asian factory despite the
"Swedish
design since 1883" nonsense on the packaging. It will have to go back
for a refund. Life is too short to be dealing with such crap. I thought
the foolishly high price would represent long life, accuracy and
quality. I was wrong again! Another case of "designer label syndrome."
Profiteering on an established "name" by any other name, would stink as
bad. How on earth could they get such a simple design so wrong?
Click on any image for an enlargement.
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