Can we have a horizontal level of a wall that is higher than than of the GLL3-80? Meaning lets say im on the ground floor, and i want to level someth
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I'm not 100% sure that I understand your question. That said, based on what I think you are asking I will say this. You can put this device on the floor of the first floor and the line will shoot up on the wall of the second floor. That is, provided there is no ceiling separating the two floors and you are far enough away from the wall. The closer to the wall that you place this device the lower the line travels up the wall. The further away from the wall the higher up the wall the line travels. I do not know the maximum angle the laser travels. You might be able to get that from the Bosch's website. Once you have that you can do some basic trig to see how far up the wall the laser will shoot based on the distance it is from the wall....
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This level can attach to any tripod with a 1/4-20 thread on top. Our tripod allows us to use it from 40 inches to 16 feet above the floor.It also comes with a magnet base that allows it to be placed on any metal surface at any level.
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The Equalizer will not work as a pull up bar. You can certainly position your body horizontally and pull up while your feet are touching the floor. However, a typical pull up is done at a different angle and the Equalizer does not allow for this angle.
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Why above a window? Mount it on any wall, preferable an external wall. 7-8' above floor level. And to of the unit to stay 5-6" below the ceiling.
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Same place just a little higher. It won't be perfectly vertical so you should recalibrate.
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No. The unit will only self-level in its "standing position." There is a small pendulum mechanism inside the case that levels the laser mechanism. Laying it in any position other than the position shown causes this pendulum mechanism to fall all over itself, creating a unit malfunction. You're looking for a laser plumb line. Look up "CST/berger 77-189 FatMax PB2".
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I'm not sure, but te one I got came to be really beaten up. It was in terrible condition and the level was all scratched (and probably not level). They couldn't replace it so they refunded me my money and I bought a nicer one. Just an FYI...
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Yes, as per the other reply, the level is on top. It only has a function if you are drilling horizontally, not vertically or at any other angle.
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Yes, it's really just a matter of preference. If it's in the den, I would say definitely above eye level. Maybe around 6 feet from the floor. Look for any established horizontal lines in your home that might guide you with the placement height.
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You could put it higher on the wall or on the ceiling if you wanted to. Just be how long the cord is.
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I checked here before buying. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201700 You can go higher, from what I read, which is what I did.
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Yes, you can put them at varying levels. They hook onto the shelves though, so they do have to be on the same level in line with shelves.
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This has worked very well for me. But you should ask the manufacturer. Each level is a different size. It is very sturdy.
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I don't think so.. Mine was the same way. I put a couple blocks underneath to level it out.
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I responded earlier, yes you can, but for best results make sure that the unit is balanced, I use a level to make sure it is.
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If you mean by stacking that you have different levels then yes. You will need taller corners.
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It has adjustable screw in feet that will give you the ability to level it. I guess you can raise it up off the floor about 3/4 of an incn.
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No, you need the other horizontal type you just described. It exists, just search for it here on amazon, I remember seeing it. Good luck!