How To Use a Laser Distance Meter - including advanced functions, Pythagorean method

Laser measure tools are amazing, but the user manuals don't clearly show how to use the advanced modes, like Pythagorean indirect measurements. This video shows you how and when to use these features.
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In this video:
00:00 Intro
01:18 Single distance
01:38 Continuous real-time
02:43 Area
03:18 Volume
03:42 Angles
03:57 Pythagorean modes
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[@TMKJFun]

I have watched a bunch of videos on using the advanced features of the laser distance meters and this is by far the most informative and the most fun. Thanks

[@UnchartedDIY]

Thanks so much, @TMKJFun! I'm very happy you enjoyed it and found it helpful!

[@mariecaulkins406]

Oh man, I love this! Thanks Steve!

[@UnchartedDIY]

Thanks Marie!

[@hanshananigan1233]

Very nicely done. Thanks!

[@UnchartedDIY]

Thank you, and I'm glad you like it!

[@zackvacanti-mitchell2636]

Very helpful video.

[@UnchartedDIY]

Thank you. I'm glad you found it useful 🙂

[@BroBrocean]

This was perfect for my third grade brain.

[@UnchartedDIY]

If your third grade brain is like my third grade brain, I'm guessing you like dinosaurs too!

[@techtinkerin]

😂 Pythagorean park, that's awesome

[@UnchartedDIY]

So glad you like it!

[@graphicjules]

Do these things measure length indirectly, too? (Horizontal Pythagorean, has he drunk too much?) What if you want to know the total distance for Pythagorean to hang a Happy Birthday Banner underneath in the same exact size?

[@UnchartedDIY]

"Horizontal Pythagorean" does sound like the name of a drink, or maybe a band name 😁 The same method I demonstrated for height works for horizontal measurements too. Just rotate your orientation and points of reference, and you're good to go. Thanks for watching!

[@graphicjules]

@@UnchartedDIY CHEERS!