Stabila LAX 600G: Why you NEED a Line Laser on the Job Site

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  • Опубликовано: 21 фев 2023
  • This video talks about the Stabila LAX 600G and why you NEED a line laser if you are a builder. To be honest you need a line laser if you do any form of construction. The LAX 600G is the type of tool that once you own, you find an infinite number of ways for it to make your job not only easier, but a better quality as well.
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Комментарии • 206

  • @GK-ye3fr
    @GK-ye3fr Год назад +52

    YES, please compare the different drills. Maybe even talk about different bits that you have found useful (long life/ resist breaking)

  • @av1204
    @av1204 Год назад +3

    Want to know even a better secret.... take that laser out to doing your foundation layout. Pulling all the tape measures is for the fishes. Drop a pin, put two tape measures and follow the lasers. Perfectly square.

  • @KKhhoorrnniittee
    @KKhhoorrnniittee Год назад

    "Me and my cameraman are here all alone by MYSELF..." ((((-!

  • @funriffjay

    MORE TOOLS DAY! ANY TOOLS! MORE TOOOOOOOOLS!

  • @fattyfat-fat6639
    @fattyfat-fat6639 Год назад +3

    YES! YES! YES! Please do drill comparison. AND............reference any drill you don't have, butt.........still recommend.

  • @balzacq
    @balzacq Год назад +4

    I bought the inexpensive non-Stabila version of that laser for my DIY home renovation work and it's been invaluable. I turned on the two vertical lasers and the upper and lower crosses as a plumb bob, and then also to set a perfect 90° between two walls. Plumbing up studs is planned for next weekend.

  • @michaelfarmer537
    @michaelfarmer537 Год назад +6

    Kyle! Your an inspiration to the rest of us ocd builders making everyone else look like sloppy chumps! Thanks for putting up such BA content brother!

  • @jonathangaliano2617
    @jonathangaliano2617 Год назад +4

    Coming from someone who does not own an SDS drill but will eventually, I would love to see a video from you about your experiences with the ones you have used/own. Last night I was looking through your channel to see if there were any videos I haven't watched yet and there was maybe 2-3 but that's it. I think a big reason for that is you don't just teach people tips and tricks as you are building things. You also share your opinion about things and it's always an unbiased opinion. It doesn't matter if you are talking about how good a tool is or the way you like to trim out windows.. you explain WHY you like the tool and why it's a good fit for the specific task at hand. You explain WHY you like to trim a window that way and why you might do it a different way in a different scenario. I guess what I'm trying to say is I can relate to you in how you approach things. You understand there are multiple tools for the same job and multiple ways to do a specific task.. and you analyze why one way might be better than the other and make a calculated decision based on your findings. You try different things (tools, methods, etc) and pay attention to the details.

  • @joshuareed3999
    @joshuareed3999 Год назад

    I’ll stick with the Milwaukee 3-plane laser. Battery familiarity, great warranty, roughly same price. I love Stabila levels, but Milwaukee may be a better choice for this.

  • @philiprush2462

    Your studs are plum, but I need them to be apple then I need them to be banana where does this end.

  • @briantorsell
    @briantorsell Год назад +12

    Kyle: "What tools would you be interested in learning more about?"

  • @lonhnguyen9815
    @lonhnguyen9815 Год назад +157

    I am fully impressed! It's just a complete

  • @adamlaski9128
    @adamlaski9128 Год назад +8

    I told my old boss we needed a laser line for over a year but he hated spending money on tools unless something was broken or stolen. I do finish carpentry so it’s extremely important for laying out boxes, paneling, built ins, etc. It’s wild how much easier layout became once I got one when I went out on my own. It’s a DeWalt but I’ve had great results with it (as well as the DeWalt laser measure). It’s a pricey tool but well worth it in my opinion.

  • @user-cd7jx2td8n

    Hammer drills have been a bone of contention for me many times over the years, so, yes, any reviews covering ways to improve concrete connections is more than welcome to this ol' vet!

  • @robertprater2859
    @robertprater2859 Год назад

    Thank you Mr! I bought my first line level after watching some of your earlier videos that has helped tremendously!

  • @colinwellum2403
    @colinwellum2403 Год назад +6

    Yesssss! Please do a toolsday on sds rotary hammers.

  • @Retroranger77
    @Retroranger77 Год назад +1

    Perfect timing on this video. Just ordered my LAX 600G and BST-K tripod, exact same kit you have, from Acme tool with their 10% off promo. I’m just a prosumer working on my own stuff, so I won’t be putting it through all the job site trials. Hope to get many years of use from my new toy!

  • @robertgonzalez8419
    @robertgonzalez8419 Год назад

    I am in the middle of a remodel and I have this exact laser it’s like having another person for precision and repeated ability cannot be beat I am very happy with my purchase I think it is a must have. STABILA makes A difference.

  • @RDJ1SS
    @RDJ1SS Год назад +2

    This is great stuff, I'm setting up to DIY an addition. Compared to the videos that helped me finish my basement, yours are way more help.

  • @mikejf4377
    @mikejf4377 Год назад

    I bought a cheeper laser measuring device years ago to install a floating shelf using Kreg tool a long screw into the studs in the wall. Very impressive how accurate it was and it said within a 1/8”. Shelf is still up and love it.