Makita Self Leveling Green Crossline Laser
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Featuring a multi-voltage rapid charger, the Makita Self Leveling Green Crossline Laser includes a 2Ah slim pack 12V battery, magnetic mounting bracket, target card, and soft case. The range is 115 ft. by eye or up to 262 ft with a detector (sold separately). Also compatible with a Makita 18V battery adapter.
$549.99 for the kit without tripod or laser detector.
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I have the same laser but red and it works great on the inside so I was wondering if I bought a laser detector could I use it outside
Wonder if the tripod also fits the portable lights
Will my lxt batteries work with this
I need those Makita bar stools! where did you guys get them?
Does the laser work with laser detector out side in the sun
My boyfriend dropped his and the laser/glass broke..would you happen to know the part number he would need? Thanks!
How high does the tripod go
The horizontal line on mine don work anymore any suggestions?
It would be helpful if you posted the model number or a link to the item in the description….
very cool tool!
thank you
Wow Makita forgot to add a clip for tbar ?? That's too bad they didn't think this out thoroughly
Where or what model number would i need to use my 18V batteries with this setup?
MAKITA199178-5 usb adapter fit
WHY 12V ???????????
can you use a 18v battery by using the usb adapter to power this?
No
Can you do a video on the difference between sk105gdz vs sk106gdz? They seem to be indentical?
I think the 106 has the extra laser points on the left/right/up/down, whereas the 105 doesn't
5:52 Maybe he used a DeWalt laser 🤣😂
For 550 I feel like is better to buy the 3 laser dewalt
I have all Makita tools and I agree. Also why isn't it 18v?
@@mikerosoft1009 It's 12 V because 18V batteries are waaaaaay bigger and heavier. I didn't believe it until I held the laser and the 12V battery in my hand, those things are smaller than a pack of smokes! An 18V battery would as big and heavy as the laser itself, and the point of those cross line lasers is to be light and small, so you can sneak them into whatever place you need them to be in. 12V just makes a lot more sense here, plus a laser doesn't need a lot of power, it will run 10 hours straight with a 2Ah battery. If that's not enough for you, Makita sells a very affordable quick charger which will charge both 18V and 12V, which is what I carry in my bag. So no big deal, especially since in the brushless age, I rarely need to recharge on site anyways.
Street price is about 30 bucks under the Dewalt, no big difference there, yes. But the Makita has it's pros, being smaller, lighter, more durable (those exposed lasers on the Dewalt are bound to suffer), it offers better visibility and longer range both with and without a detector, plus it has the dots which can even be seen in direct sunlight which can be a live safer (the Makita also doesn't need a pulse mode for the detector which always make the lines that much harder to see with the naked eye). All in all, it's a very good laser indeed with best in class visibility. I can recommend it.
It would of been more helpful to actually see the laser beams- not really selling this
I love makita but my stabila laser is cheaper and more accurate
very expense and its off level by 1/8in in 30 ft ?
He suggested the sign is off not the laser but who knows.
Pretty much all lasers are +/- 1/8" in 33ft.
@@shyam4898 yes I understand but 550 doll hairs? bull sh@@
@@shyam4898 i understand degradation of lasers but 550 doll hairs for a laser level bullsh@@
@@shyam4898 nah....that would put you off a half inch in 120 feet.
At least my Dewalt and Hilti lasers aren't.
But $550 is too high.
Why didn't they make 18v version? Urgh!
Because 18V batteries are HUGE and HEAVY in comparison and would offer zero benefit, since the Laser runs 10 hours straight on one 12V 1Ah battery already. An 18V laser would be twice as big and heavy, which would completely be beside the point on a cross line laser.
You are missing the point.... everyone has the 18v batteries. Having to buy a whole new battery at dif voltage is a pain in the arse which will then not work with all other 18v tools, you could switch to any other platform instead.
@@micssticksnpipes I am not. Crossline lasers have a distinct purpose and place. Putting an 18V battery on them and making them double as big and double as heavy will render them useless for about 50-70% of what they were designed for. That's why these types of lasers typically were equipped with AA batteries despite the world having shifted to 18V years ago. Having those lasers on a 12V platform now is ideal, since it combines runtimes you'd expect from an 18V system (proper green lasers will last only about 3-4 hours on 5AA batteries, THAT is a pain in the ass) with the place and weight savings of AA batteries (you probably never used the 12V batteries by Makita, they are super small and light. Worlds apart from the 18V batteries). You can buy a dual field charger that will charge both your 12V and 18V batteries like already mentioned above, so you won't even be needing to carry two chargers if you opt for a 12V battery. Plus the laser will run 10 hours straight on one 2Ah battery which costs about 35 bucks. And if you work so much and so long that you just don't feel comfortable using only one battery, you should earn enough to not care about buying a second battery for another 35 bucks. Also, if you really don't want to buy a 12V battery since you don't need that laser to be small and light, you can run the Makita laser via an adapter from an 18V battery as already was mentioned above. There really is nothing to it mate. It might not be what you WANT right now, but it simply makes a LOT of sense to the rest of the world.
What a reply!!!! Hahahaha
Sorry I don’t have room in the van. I’m sure sales numbers will speak for trades people like me. Sounds like you are from America. What I’m saying is unless it’s on 18v I wouldn’t buy one and probably go for stabila.
What else is that bat going to run if I don’t have any other tools for it. No thanks
@@micssticksnpipes You'll probably wanna give your answer another read when you are sobered up mate :D
хороший, но дорогой! У китайцев можно купить дешевле и лучше. Я фанат инструмента makita но брать по такой цене его точно не буду!
А ещё и батарею с зарядным докупать, мои 18 волтовые не подойдут
@@user-yq3wt9gv4h Вот интересно : instagram.com/p/CPfw_W7F1eD/? Но снова та же батарея
with he price tag it should also do all the construction work for you. not only level it.