This doesn't make sense...? If you move the laser, of course the line won't be in the same spot. You can't draw conclusions from this. Your rotating adapter has 3 feet that can be changed in height; if your windowsill or the adapter isn't 100% level, of course the line height will change when you rotate the laser.
Seems like a pointless test.. if the laser is put in a random position it's projected 360 Line should be measured the same height from the floor at multiple spots on different walls, assuming the floor you measure from is absolutely level as well.. If not the floor isn't level or the lasers pendulum isn't level. But now you rotate the laser on its axis and measure the same spot on the wall. But imagine if the lasers base is a bit unlevel in its horizontal plane or doesn't rotate completely horizontal it may be very possible the housing is angled or tilted ever so slightly.. that will result almost like a the thread on a bolt it's spiralling up and down in height. The self levelling pendulum only makes sure that at a random position of the lasers housing is fixed..the lines are 100% horizontal and perpendicular to eachother. So you should measure without moving the laser it's beams on different walls..that should match if the house is straight. Rotate the housing and measure again all the same spots on different walls and again that line should give same height. To me now it seems that your test concludes your pendulum is perfectly self leveling,but possible the plane you're rotating the laser in isn't absolutely level.
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Это видео было предназначено для Хуепар фирмы. Проблема решина и забита. Прислали другой, новый. С новым проблем нету.
How could happen like that?
Por mas que gires y esta nivelado el piso o la base y no coincide con las mismas marcas, es que esta mal el aparato.Falta calibrar.
So your turn the entire laser in its base and still expect it to fall on the same mark.makes no sense
Its already giving a 360 why move it
This doesn't make sense...? If you move the laser, of course the line won't be in the same spot. You can't draw conclusions from this. Your rotating adapter has 3 feet that can be changed in height; if your windowsill or the adapter isn't 100% level, of course the line height will change when you rotate the laser.
Seems like a pointless test.. if the laser is put in a random position it's projected 360 Line should be measured the same height from the floor at multiple spots on different walls, assuming the floor you measure from is absolutely level as well..
If not the floor isn't level or the lasers pendulum isn't level.
But now you rotate the laser on its axis and measure the same spot on the wall. But imagine if the lasers base is a bit unlevel in its horizontal plane or doesn't rotate completely horizontal it may be very possible the housing is angled or tilted ever so slightly.. that will result almost like a the thread on a bolt it's spiralling up and down in height. The self levelling pendulum only makes sure that at a random position of the lasers housing is fixed..the lines are 100% horizontal and perpendicular to eachother. So you should measure without moving the laser it's beams on different walls..that should match if the house is straight.
Rotate the housing and measure again all the same spots on different walls and again that line should give same height.
To me now it seems that your test concludes your pendulum is perfectly self leveling,but possible the plane you're rotating the laser in isn't absolutely level.
same opinion here
Do you know that the floor itself might be out of level, do you?
Video interessante, però la livella non è ben tarata, ne possiedo una di stessa marca e, a 7 metri di distanza, non va oltre un millimetro di errore.
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That's pretty bad.