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96-inch Level Recommendations?

Apr 5, 2010 Stuart 1 Comment

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Reader Don sent us an email asking for help in finding 8-foot level reviews and recommendations. If you have expereince with an 8-foot level, do you prefer to use a box level, or an I-beam level, and why?

I would think that an I-beam level may be lighter and easier to use (not to mention cheaper), but that a box level should be stronger and more durable. When choosing an 8-foot level, or any size level for that matter, what factors are most important to you? Please let us know in comments!

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If I were shopping for an 8-foot level, I would first take a look at models by Johnson, Stabila, Starrett, and Empire, in no particular order.

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  1. Eric

    Apr 7, 2010

    Sands level also makes a 96″ level. They are made in the US as well.

    Link:
    http://www.krafttool.com/catalog.aspx?cat=37&subcat=38&prod=3653

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