Questions and Answers for DEWALT 165 ft. Red Self-Leveling Cross-Line Laser Level with (3) AA Batteries & Case

A:  Yes, this has the bracket that clips onto ceiling grid

A:  No, the DW088K will not shoot like a plumb laser. You may want to take a look at the DW0822.

A:  Not that I can tell. The self - leveling feature doesn’t allow it to do that.

A:  No, self leveling doesn't lock

A:  Yes, you can aim this downward.

A:  The unit is made to work from floor level up and has great coverage at close distances. However, not if it's on a tripod. When the unit is about 36" above the floor, the tripod needs to be about 6'-8' from the wall to get the line to go down to the floor.

A:  Yes, the DW088K is self-leveling.

A:  Definitely says so in the description

A:  Yes it is

A:  Yes, as long as you have the unit set in a “reasonably” level condition. I had mine hung on a wall that was “wavy” ...I had to put a wedge under the bottom, Then it worked great.

A:  Yes. But pendulum is not lockable manually

A:  Cool story

A:  Yes

A:  Yes, this will produce lines on the ceiling.

A:  Yes, straight up and slightly back.

A:  Depends. If your using the verticle line, yes, it can reach the ceiling. I used it for mounting a bathroom vanity and keeping the vanity level, worked great.

A:  Yes, and in your face too, if you're not careful.

A:  No. It is self leveling. I had it mounted onto tri pod, and bumped the tripod a couple times while putting cabinets in place, and when it settled, it was still right on the money. I checked the line several times and it never moved. As long as it is mounted right, I don't see a problem with the line needing a lock.

A:  Nope, DeWalt thinks it's tough enough it doesn't need it's pendulum locked.

A:  Please contact DEWALT at 1-800-433-9258 so we may better assist you with your question.

A:  Pendulum lock is so the pendulum doesn't get knock around during transportation. DeWalt considers that this laser level does not need a lock to stay accurate. (It can bounce around in your work truck. Maybe that's why it comes with a case?) If you do get a laser lever that does have a pendulum lock, make sure the lock in integrated with the on/off switch.

A:  sorry , no . There is mechanism to limit swinging of pendulum (amplitude, frequency) ,but not lockable manually. Why not ? or they think it is tough enough to withstand . It causes more question and comparison and make think twice before buying it.

A:  It comes with a wall mount.

A:  Yes, It comes with bracket shown in picture above, has 2 magnets, and you can also purchase a tripod separately.

A:  Yes it does come with a wall mount bracket that you can screw to a wall. I would recommend a tripod if using this on interior finished walls.

A:  Yes it is self leveling

A:  Yes, it is self-leveling. However, there is a limit to how much it can correct for. If you're setting it on something that's "pretty level" (but not perfectly level), it will self-level. Also, if it can't self-level, it blinks at you - so you know you need to shim it or something to get it closer to level so it can auto-adjust.

A:  Yes it is self leveling. It will blink if not in level. It does not make a beeping noise as some other level do when out of level.

A:  Yes

A:  I used a 6’ level to check it. It seems to be good up to at least 20’

A:  Not sure I understand the question. It has separate buttons to turn on/off a horizontal and vertical line independently. You can shoot a horizontal line, a vertical line, or both.

A:  Yes. Horizontal and vertical lines have separate switches, and can be used either together or separate.

A:  No, it is a cross (plus sign). One vertical beam, one horizontal beam.