Height is determined by the elevations your shooting, if somewhat level site doesn't matter but if a variety of levels make sure stick with instrument is adjusted. I could do a video on this
I have about the same kit older model GRL250HV, same specs but the whole kit fits in the case which is larger than this one shown here, other than the design not much have changed and I think paid about same price @ home depot
No, the “Laser Receiver (LR30)” is what is used with the Leveling Rod. The “Remote Control (RC1)” Is an optional accessory and is not included with the kit. Using your terminology, it would be the “controller” is used with the grade stick.
Why do none of these kinds of laser levels (like this Bosch Rotary laser Level) or laser measuring devices (like Bosch Blaze Outdoor GLM400C like i bought) NOT INCLUDE anything to measure BEARING ANGLE POSITION, relative to point A to point B?? I know a little from County and City summer jobs in college, and now that im “all grown up”,and trying to help plan for and build our house for our family, i’m getting really confused! I don’t understand why there are never mention to bearing positions by anyone on TH-cam, or in the product manuals! Aren’t bearings a CRITICAL bit of info for ANY property developer (large and small)?! How would people/ contractors / builders know they are putting their property lines at the CORRECT locations otherwise, and matching the topography of the surrounding land which may even be designed specifically for (like berms, rock or hill topography / creeks / rivers / underground water sources, etc.?!? I’m confused because should be a known, “official” county or city marker for the reference point, right? Arent people using those, then measure a certain distance from there (at level, or a specified grade) at the specified bearing from that “official” government marking point?? If developers arent doing this, what ARE they doing, and how will they know their corners, and in turn their pitch / grade levels, are in the correct positions? Depending on the topography of the land, this could really mess things up if they are off from not knowing the correct bearings given the distance they are staking out??? If anyone has insights into this i would love to hear them (and so i can better understand and then hopefully, stop banging my head in the wall about it! 🔨 😂😉)!
The tool is not for surveying. This tool is for checking grade with respect to a surveyed location and elevation. You need a licensed surveyor to stake a legal boundary. The surveyor sets a stake with a precise elevation and other info pertinent to your project, maybe 5’ offsets from building corners and line only stakes. These are used as reference by the grade checker to measure from. A laser level is a more sophisticated bubble level. A geotechnical engineer determines if your bottom is suitable for it intended purpose or if remedial measures are recommended
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Good video I just bought one and I think it’s exactly what I want. Thanks!
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Thank you Sir! Great presentation and video. Much appreciated!!
Glad it was helpful!
How are you getting height of instrument on your laser on the tripod?
Height is determined by the elevations your shooting, if somewhat level site doesn't matter but if a variety of levels make sure stick with instrument is adjusted. I could do a video on this
Pick a benchmark. Either known elev or call it 100’. Add backsight, subtract foresight. Backsight at turn points
This video was so helpful in me leanring how to use a laser level for grading, thanks! 😍
How do you set slope like for laying pipe
Simple, just use the grade stick and it gets greater as you drop in slope
Does this measure length?
I have about the same kit older model GRL250HV, same specs but the whole kit fits in the case which is larger than this one shown here, other than the design not much have changed and I think paid about same price @ home depot
You have confused me, whats the difference between the controller & remote??
The remote is the small unit you use with the grade stick.
No, the “Laser Receiver (LR30)” is what is used with the Leveling Rod. The “Remote Control (RC1)”
Is an optional accessory and is not included with the kit. Using your terminology, it would be the “controller” is used with the grade stick.
I like this one
Bought one today. I’m a dewalt guy. Thinking of trading in. Any thoughts?
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Why do none of these kinds of laser levels (like this Bosch Rotary laser Level) or laser measuring devices (like Bosch Blaze Outdoor GLM400C like i bought) NOT INCLUDE anything to measure BEARING ANGLE POSITION, relative to point A to point B?? I know a little from County and City summer jobs in college, and now that im “all grown up”,and trying to help plan for and build our house for our family, i’m getting really confused! I don’t understand why there are never mention to bearing positions by anyone on TH-cam, or in the product manuals! Aren’t bearings a CRITICAL bit of info for ANY property developer (large and small)?!
How would people/ contractors / builders know they are putting their property lines at the CORRECT locations otherwise, and matching the topography of the surrounding land which may even be designed specifically for (like berms, rock or hill topography / creeks / rivers / underground water sources, etc.?!?
I’m confused because should be a known, “official” county or city marker for the reference point, right? Arent people using those, then measure a certain distance from there (at level, or a specified grade) at the specified bearing from that “official” government marking point?? If developers arent doing this, what ARE they doing, and how will they know their corners, and in turn their pitch / grade levels, are in the correct positions? Depending on the topography of the land, this could really mess things up if they are off from not knowing the correct bearings given the distance they are staking out??? If anyone has insights into this i would love to hear them (and so i can better understand and then hopefully, stop banging my head in the wall about it! 🔨 😂😉)!
The tool is not for surveying. This tool is for checking grade with respect to a surveyed location and elevation. You need a licensed surveyor to stake a legal boundary. The surveyor sets a stake with a precise elevation and other info pertinent to your project, maybe 5’ offsets from building corners and line only stakes. These are used as reference by the grade checker to measure from. A laser level is a more sophisticated bubble level. A geotechnical engineer determines if your bottom is suitable for it intended purpose or if remedial measures are recommended
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