A while back, I needed a new laser level and didn't want to be 5, 6 hundred into an occasional use tool, so I opted for the Huepar S04CG-4D 16 line 360 and it works great so far.
I like it. That's a lot of mounting options for the price. Huepar has a powered receiver which will detect a laser that's invisible outdoors at up to a claimed 200 feet. I haven't used it at that range, but I can verify that it works at over 100 feet. Fun fact: The top of my neighbor's car roof is exactly level with the tops of my rain gutters.
Where ya been? Lol we need more thorough, every nut/bolt/setting/adjustment tool reviews stat! I can't tell you how much time this channel has saved me
Hey Adam! Short answer is we moved to the suburbs. New vid tomorrow and hopefully weekly from now on. New shops sort of set up now but it’s 70 yrs old and will need a lot of work. I’ll do a channel announcement soon so you guys can check it out. Thanks as always for watching!
Thank you! I wish I had a video on those Skil Snowblowers for you! Our deepest snow this year here in Chicago was 3 inches. I started filming and a couple minutes later it turned to rain. Maybe we’ll get snow in March 🤷♂️🤡. Either way, thanks for watching!!
I’m a tiler and I have the 704 cg I use it for tiling and man it’s great I have it for a year now and It never disappointed me battery is insane I turned on and it never days The battery can last 1 weeks off daily use
@ 4:20, it is kind of standard clamp is used mainly to install suspended ceiling , T bar . The good thing is both cheap and expensive lasers are always straight. The Cheaper lasers work fine for most tasks, However, I rather prefer buying 2 lines Dewalt laser for even cheaper if I am going to use it on customers job sites. For commercial work and some critical applications, the customer could expect from the contractor to use well known brands for measuring and layout
I agree we've done quite a few budget Amazon lasers now and I've yet to see one out of calibration. These are perfectly suited to the DIY crowd. I wouldn't show up on the job with anything less than that Milwaukee though. Thanks for watching!
I can answer that Fernando. Here's the skinny on the S04CG-LC : Huepar 16 Lines Self-Leveling Laser Level 4 x 360° Reticle - 4D Green Laser Beams Rechargeable - 2 x 360° Horizontal & 2 x 360° Vertical Laser Lines S04CG-LC So, the S04CG has 4 laser lines:- 2 x vertical + 2 x horizontal. And only US$21 more here in AU$. That's why I bought that model.
Hi, Thanks for this review. Next time could you compare it with a 50$ laser. Because why spending about 200$ for a Huepar when a cheaper do the same job?
Huepar, backwards is rapeuh, which, according to Google Translate, means fragile in Sudanese! Does this mean, then, that it is the opposite of fragile?! Sorry, the coffee must have kicked-in...
Jury’s out whether Heupar will appreciate me throwing a Milwaukee in the vid. It’s tough to judge the actual performance when I show a single tool IMO. Thanks for watching!
Like your reviews think sometimes your a little easy on them read in one of the replies that you are trying to get flex table saw if you do can you please tell us if a dado stack will fit been trying to find out but no one is answering my question thanks alot and have a great day!!!
Love your work, Mike. You live in Chicago land so you'll understand what I'm about to say, which is, just because you say something over and over, doesn't make it true. So professional? How's the move going? Looks like the original yard ( I recognize the gate). See you around.
Its (probably) good to be king. I'll never know but it's definitely even better to get free stuff, say a few words about it, don't rubbish it too much and you get more of the same down the track. I do not like the wobbly fittings and I know you know that is a negative for this device. Their number one job is to keep still, absorb building vibrations on worksites, be able to cop some rough handling - a knock or two from accidental bumps AND give accurate results. I don't think these lasers at this quality level are good enough for building sites. That said, for intermittent home use at a low price yeah, why not? When they go out of calibration that's when they suck. You could get your Milwaukee re calibrated somewhere in the States but not this Huepar - no way Jose. I just bought the Huepar S04CG-LC because I KNOW I will only use it now and again at home with just me and the dog to blame for any accidents. i have an old but extremely sturdy tripod (made in the USA) that will serve as its base. All good :-)👍
It's true the Huepar was pretty dim at 25 ft. The Milwaukee is twice the brightness outside but also twice the price or more with batteries. I felt it was a good illustration of you get what you pay for. That said the Huepar is straight as an arrow and is more than enough for your average homeowner and DIYer. Thanks for watching!
A while back, I needed a new laser level and didn't want to be 5, 6 hundred into an occasional use tool, so I opted for the Huepar S04CG-4D 16 line 360 and it works great so far.
I’ve used two Huepar models now and both were accurate and decent quality for the price. Thanks for watching!
I am from Romania and I have seen many reviews about the Huepar I bought, but they are rare in Romania
I like it. That's a lot of mounting options for the price.
Huepar has a powered receiver which will detect a laser that's invisible outdoors at up to a claimed 200 feet. I haven't used it at that range, but I can verify that it works at over 100 feet.
Fun fact: The top of my neighbor's car roof is exactly level with the tops of my rain gutters.
Where ya been? Lol we need more thorough, every nut/bolt/setting/adjustment tool reviews stat! I can't tell you how much time this channel has saved me
Hey Adam! Short answer is we moved to the suburbs. New vid tomorrow and hopefully weekly from now on. New shops sort of set up now but it’s 70 yrs old and will need a lot of work. I’ll do a channel announcement soon so you guys can check it out. Thanks as always for watching!
Great review, Mike. Thanks.
PS- would still like to see your thoughts on the skill snow shovel and snow blower.
Thank you! I wish I had a video on those Skil Snowblowers for you! Our deepest snow this year here in Chicago was 3 inches. I started filming and a couple minutes later it turned to rain. Maybe we’ll get snow in March 🤷♂️🤡. Either way, thanks for watching!!
@@ProjectsForAllReviews Well, you can’t control the weather! Thanks for making your videos. I really enjoy your reviews.
I’m a tiler and I have the 704 cg
I use it for tiling and man it’s great
I have it for a year now and It never disappointed me battery is insane I turned on and it never days
The battery can last 1 weeks off daily use
@ 4:20, it is kind of standard clamp is used mainly to install suspended ceiling , T bar . The good thing is both cheap and expensive lasers are always straight. The Cheaper lasers work fine for most tasks, However, I rather prefer buying 2 lines Dewalt laser for even cheaper if I am going to use it on customers job sites. For commercial work and some critical applications, the customer could expect from the contractor to use well known brands for measuring and layout
I agree we've done quite a few budget Amazon lasers now and I've yet to see one out of calibration. These are perfectly suited to the DIY crowd. I wouldn't show up on the job with anything less than that Milwaukee though. Thanks for watching!
What's the difference between the pro and s04cg? I know the battery and clamp are different, but i mean the laser it self.
I can answer that Fernando. Here's the skinny on the S04CG-LC :
Huepar 16 Lines Self-Leveling Laser Level 4 x 360° Reticle - 4D Green Laser Beams Rechargeable - 2 x 360° Horizontal & 2 x 360° Vertical Laser Lines S04CG-LC
So, the S04CG has 4 laser lines:- 2 x vertical + 2 x horizontal.
And only US$21 more here in AU$. That's why I bought that model.
@@jed2055 thank you
Looks like a good budget option.
Any plans to review the new Flex miter saw or Dewalt DCS781?
Hopefully we’ll get to that Flex soon. I’ve been angling for the table saws also. Thanks for watching!
Hi, Thanks for this review. Next time could you compare it with a 50$ laser. Because why spending about 200$ for a Huepar when a cheaper do the same job?
I’ll probably do a cheap laser comparison vid sometime this winter. Thanks for watching!
Huepar, backwards is rapeuh, which, according to Google Translate, means fragile in Sudanese! Does this mean, then, that it is the opposite of fragile?! Sorry, the coffee must have kicked-in...
LOL!!!!!! I checked and rapeuh does in fact mean fragile in Sudanese!! Thanks for watching!!
@@ProjectsForAllReviews that was damn funny!
Only if if you don't use it backwards 😂
😂😂😂😂 like that mate
Good job as always, Mike. Comparison to the Milwaukee as baseline (literally, eh?) is useful. Thanks!
Jury’s out whether Heupar will appreciate me throwing a Milwaukee in the vid. It’s tough to judge the actual performance when I show a single tool IMO. Thanks for watching!
Like your reviews think sometimes your a little easy on them read in one of the replies that you are trying to get flex table saw if you do can you please tell us if a dado stack will fit been trying to find out but no one is answering my question thanks alot and have a great day!!!
Thanks Mike
Thanks for watching Stormpooper!
Love your work, Mike. You live in Chicago land so you'll understand what I'm about to say, which is, just because you say something over and over, doesn't make it true. So professional? How's the move going? Looks like the original yard ( I recognize the gate). See you around.
Its (probably) good to be king. I'll never know but it's definitely even better to get free stuff, say a few words about it, don't rubbish it too much and you get more of the same down the track.
I do not like the wobbly fittings and I know you know that is a negative for this device. Their number one job is to keep still, absorb building vibrations on worksites, be able to cop some rough handling - a knock or two from accidental bumps AND give accurate results. I don't think these lasers at this quality level are good enough for building sites. That said, for intermittent home use at a low price yeah, why not?
When they go out of calibration that's when they suck. You could get your Milwaukee re calibrated somewhere in the States but not this Huepar - no way Jose.
I just bought the Huepar S04CG-LC because I KNOW I will only use it now and again at home with just me and the dog to blame for any accidents. i have an old but extremely sturdy tripod (made in the USA) that will serve as its base. All good :-)👍
25 feet ? That is a short distance for a green laser.
It's true the Huepar was pretty dim at 25 ft. The Milwaukee is twice the brightness outside but also twice the price or more with batteries. I felt it was a good illustration of you get what you pay for. That said the Huepar is straight as an arrow and is more than enough for your average homeowner and DIYer. Thanks for watching!
Not a bad kit. Thanks!
czym to cudo różni sie od serii P i S?!!!
Not sure about a series letter. It’s model Zk03CG. Dziękuje za oglądanie!