A cross-line laser is a handy tool for a variety of DIY projects. The DIY twins, Julian and Marian, demonstrate how to use ...

Most laser levels are self-leveling, using an internal pendulum and magnet mechanism to indicate when the beam is completely level (and blinks to indicate it's not level yet).

Self-leveling lasers are more expensive than manual ones, but the extra cost is worth it, especially if you use your level frequently. Manual setup can be time-consuming and introduces the ...

The key features Illig looks for in a laser level for his construction projects are “accuracy, self-leveling, strength of the laser (both brightness and projected distance), ease of use, height ...

Many laser levels will self-level automatically, eliminating the need to eyeball a bubble to level it manually. Self-leveling options are more accurate than your eyes, making them ideal for ...

A laser level can be an invaluable tool for keeping things straight, but which color laser level you use may be more important than you realize.