Milwaukee 24 in./48 in. REDSTICK Box Level Set

Excellent level from Milwaukee. These 78″ and 32″ magnetic “REDSTICK” levels are very robust and feels very strong. It has a great weight to it, so I am confident that it will last during my various projects. The two different lengths are perfect for those bigger projects such as cabinets, tables, doors, decks, etc., and smaller projects alike! The fact that it is magnetic is a surprisingly useful feature, not only for projects involving metal, but for storage! I currently have my Redstick levels stuck on the side of my large metal tool cabinet, that way I’m not wasting any space!The bubbles are very easy to read from dim to very bright light. The handles are easy to grip and the sides that are flat against your surfaces have a texture to it to provide a nice grip and prevent slipping. Additionally, the top black end caps can be removed if you need to fit it into an even tighter space. Pretty neat and I highly recommend!

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Let me start by saying this is the most accurate level I have ever owned and used! I tested this level against my every day level, which was a good level and the difference is incredible! The accuracy is far superior! The magnified vials are extremely easy to see. The level is strong but not super heavy. The hand grips are great for someone like me who easily drops many things. You can easily remove the ends for those tight spaces. The incredible feature is lifetime accuracy and lifetime warranty! Basically this is the last level you will have to purchase. Excellent for installing door jambs!

I really like the feel and weight of these levels. The red makes them very easy to locate.

For an aluminum level these are pretty hefty. They do weight more than any other level I have but they are not so heavy that it hinders their use. Unless you are using the 78 inch over head for extended periods.The construction of theses are really nice. The aluminum is straight and true and machined nicely. Even the 78 inch level is dead straight, over the entire length there is only .0015 inches of variation from high to low. I took them in to where I work and laid them on a granite surface plate and then took a feeler gauge to see how much it was out. The 32 inch level was dead flat over the entire length. The vials are a little larger in these levels then most other levels so they are easy to read at most angles and at arms length. The bumpers on the ends of these level is not plastic like most other level they are rubber and provide a nice cushion when bumped into things. The paint finish looks flawless and is a matte texture to aid in grip, but does seems to mark and scratch pretty easy, so I think it is paint not powder coat.I like using the longer level for checking to make sure door jams are plumb and straight, you would be surprised how much a jam can be out when using a 4 foot level. Also work well for finding highs and lows in floors, walls and ceiling.Accuracy of level is .0005 inches per inch which is good enough for any construction level of accuracy. If I did my math right that is equal to 0.028648 degrees. I placed a digital level on the 78 inch level and compared the results. I could not see a movement in the bubble when I lifted one end a 1/32 of an inch, but it did show on the digital level. Even at a 1/16 of an inch it is really difficult to see any movement in the bubble. I am not saying the level is not accurate, it is, it is just difficult to be precise as you can be with a digital level. But for most uses a bubble level is more than sufficient and much quicker to use. A digital is nice if you want to find the angle something is at, without having to do some trig to figure out the angle.

I like the size of these levels. Wouldn’t pay this much again for anything besides a Stabila.

I work construction I use them all the time best levels I’ve ever used

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They’re so pretty I don’t even want to use them for work. I’ll just hang them on my tool room wall lol.