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I think a laser would be great for putting sockets in a kitchen especially before the finished floor is down. I remember a joiner who fitted 6 u shaped kitchens in some new flats before realising that his long level was out, they were all slopping from one side to the other. He then went straight out and bought a laser and spent the next 6 days putting them all right. So £170 isn't a lot when you look at it like that. Also you can't put a chalk line on a finished ceiling.
 
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Just resurrecting this thread, as I'm in the market for a laser level. I'm thinking of getting the Bosch GLL 250, and I've seen it refered to in various threads about laser levels, but I can't revisit cos' for some reason my pc doesn't seem to like the 'advance search' window at the mo, so sorry Mods.

I primarily want to use a laser level for marking out downlighters, but I'm just concerned how far back & forward does the Bosch project onto the ceiling, it doesn't seem to show that in their web site video's, unlike the 380P which is too expensive for me to justify. So if anyone has one?
 

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