can you set the laser on an angle for any grade? Are there presets for degrees?
813732
it is self leveling so it can't be set on an angle as it will compensate for level. you can set it for different degrees of rise and fall to work with the receiver
569636
The table does not have a angle guide on it but if you made a guage as a guide it would cut at any angle
1567639
You "zero" the unit out either on the saw table or a given surface. Then it will read the difference in angles from one surface to another. These are very accurate units, and we use them in our bending process along with setting and checking angles on our laser welding system. Top.
599788
This laser is made especially for tile floor layout. It is great because it has a square and 45 degree line. If you use it on a wall you will need to use level on the wall. I use a different self leveling laser for vertical and horizontal level lines.
234655
The cross lasers really won't help getting things square on the floor - though you might drop lines down from the side pointing lasers on the walls of the room in conjunction with the front laser line to do so. I have assumed those are for LEVEL more than SQUARE so I don't know the tolerances on them in reference to the front laser in that regard. You would assume that the manufacturere would endeavor to be quite accurate with that as well . Either way, this level is extremely handy and an almost setup free tool.
1567637
Nope. The idea is to make the saw blade cut are your required angle relative to the work surface. Even if that surface is not level. So you first set the Angle Guage on the sufface and press Zero. Then place the Guage on the blade to adjust for the angle (true angle relative to the surface). I've found that the adjustment markings on my table saw and chop saw are not accurate enough to eliminate minor gaps in longer pieces like picture frame corners or door fronts. Very nice little device.
1268588
No, that would depend on where your level is mounted and what axis points are utilized. It does have graduated lines.
2143430
Use a 45 deg triangle so that device is is pointing up at a 45 deg angle. If don't have 45 deg triangle, just fold a square paper diagonally. Move device until laser is pointing to top of tree. Make sure it is 45 deg with the ground. Now lower the laser so that it is horizontal with the ground. Aim laser at bottom of tree trunk and take a reading. That would be the height of the tree. |\ |__\
1878485
You turn it on then push the lock button then you can put at any angle. when you do that it stops the self leveling and locks the beam. A tripod works best for this and any camera tripod will work.
1900427
Go to MENU-Gear symbol-Horizontal Calibration. A gauge will appear with instructions. If the camera is tilted, the gauge will show the angle. Never really used it until now.
136068
There are instructions in English but they are kind of vague. The degree increments are not exactly like the AEP but you are supposed to follow the knifes bevel anyway. But yes the unit will setup like the AEP just a little different degree markings
1522808
You can measure angles only in a vertical direction because the device uses gravity to determine the angle, in addition, the accuracy decreases beyond a certain point so Bosch will only allow vertical angle measurements up to 60 degrees to maintain accuracy. I don't know of a way to directly input into AutoCAD, although there might be a satisfactory intermediate way of input via a comma separated value file or a similar input into Excel. But I have never tried.
1397619
Sorry for the late answer. No, it does not have a specific degree setting. Just a bar that gets bigger symbolizing higher temperature.
2102113
It has two angles it can be set at, very easy to do. There are more reviews and videos about it just research it on youtube
1905969
In fact, there is about a 15 degree offset permitted, horizontally. If you drill your own holes, these can be set to any thermally sensible angle.
1892964
As far as I am aware, there is no angle/corner, be it inside or outside that this tool will not read. Pay attention to the exact reading/degrees, set your miter saw accordingly, make your cuts and get perfect joints first time, always. This is a really useful tool.
234386
Yes you can change the angle. It is controlled by the brackets at each end of the awning and you do it by loosening the two outer nuts on the end and then adjusting the center nut to he angle you want. Needs metric wrenches to properly do this. The mfg was supposed to update the lousy manual that came with the unit. Have them send you one.