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Strait-Line 6041300CD Intersect 1/8-Inch at 15 Feet Self Leveling Crossed Line Laser | 
| Brand: Irwin
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $84.64
Buy New: $14.85
You Save: $69.79 (82%)
Rating:  26 reviews
Sales Rank: 1762
Media: Tools & Hardware
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.7
Dimensions (in): 10.5 x 2.9 x 5.5
MPN: 6041300
Model: 6041300CD
UPC: 024721028686
EAN: 0024721028686
ASIN: B0002VM7NA
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Brand new in the package! Fast shipping with free delivery confirmation! 100% satisfaction guaranteed or your money cheerfully refunded!
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| Features:
| • | Unique, three line laser that works both level and plumb simultaneously | | • | Self-leveling eliminates any guesswork for greater accuracy | | • | Patented design allows access to 90-degree laser line intersection for most accurate project starts | | • | 600 sq. ft. work area for the most demanding projects; accurate to within +/- 1/8 inch at 15 feet | | • | No pins means no holes in walls, attaches to wall surface with peel and stick adhesive strips that leave no marks |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com
Strait-Line's claim that this is "the most capable laser level ever built" is an invitation to skepticism, but folks, after spending a little time with this model, we think it's true. Yes, there are other laser levels on the market that project both a horizontal and vertical line, but we've never seen one that lets you access the exact point of intersection—-this one does, so every job gets off to a flawless start. And flawless it is, because the Intersect self-levels within 8 degrees on a vertical surface. All you have to do is attach it to the wall (more on that in a minute) as close to vertical as you can, and Strait-Line's amazing technology projects perfectly level and plumb lines with zero guesswork for a 30 foot total horizontally and 20 feet vertically. (We'll do the math for you: That's a 600 square foot work area.) Mind you, the auto-leveling feature works on a vertical surface only, but use on the floor doesn't require leveling anyway. Another feature to love is that it leaves no marks on the wall; there are no pins to push in. Instead, Strait-Line has incorporated 3M's revolutionary Command Adhesive. Just peel, stick and remove the whole shebang when you're done, without a trace. Accuracy is outstanding, to within +/- 1/8 inch at 15 feet. This is a great tool for just about anybody, from contractors and cabinet installers to art galleries, builders, home decorators and of course, the intrepid do-it-yourselfer.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste
Product Description
Strait-Line Intersect Laser Level, Is A High Power Surface Mount Laser Square That Provides Visible Square Lines, Features Visible Level & Plumb Line Intersects For Easy Project Starts & Exact Positioning, Intersect Includes 3 Direction 20' Laser Lines That Give Ability To Work Right & Left Of The Tool For A Total Of 40' Workspace, The Intersect Is Self-Leveling Lockout That Gives Ability To Work At Any Angle, Intersect Used 3M Command Mount That Works On Any Surface Without Damage, Intersect Is Accurate Within 3/8" At 20.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 21 more reviews...
 May work for hanging pictures but not for even light remodeling... November 8, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I really don't see how reviewers can compare this laser level to similar "professional" ones.
After reading some of the raving reviews and seeing that the level was available real cheap, I decided it was worth a try; I thought I'd use it to help level some joists while refinishing my attic.
Unfortunately, the laser beam is very weak. It's never very bright, and rapidly fades away from the center. So while it may be visible out to ten feet (the product claims 20), you only get a visible line on either side of the center cross for a few degrees. Just a few feet of projected line seems functionally equivalent to a point.
In fact, I can't even see using it to hang pictures. A single picture is easy enough with a vial level, and this laser level won't project a long enough line to use for a wall full of frames.
As other reviewers have suggested, if you need a laser level (to make snapping chalk lines a one-person job, for example), you're much better off spending real money to get a real level to project either a line or a few points at right angles to each other.
 Almost perfect! August 24, 2008
If the lasers went just alittle further.... It would be 5 stars all around! Batteries seem to last a good while too!
Fuzzy out of focus line... August 7, 2008
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Sent the item back... the laser line was fuzzy/out of focus... NOT GOOD for me...
 Excellent!! July 13, 2008
Great product!! Can really come in handy!! Excellent seller - great communication, lightning fast shipping!!! Wouldn't hesitate to buy from again!
Accurate useful tool February 27, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I'm a DIY guy. I just used this laser level to install new kitchen cabinets. It self-leveled with repeatability, referenced against a 6' True Blue level. The True Blue level is guaranteed to be accurate within .0005 inch/inch or .0029 degrees. The two levels were in exact agreement, at far as I could see. In a real world application, such a installing cabinets, I believe that this laser level probably delivers a more accurate result than a bubble level because it is stationary when attached to the wall and doesn't rely on the human eye to exactly center a bubble or someone holding the level exactly still. This is especially true when the distance leveled is longer than the bubble level, requiring the stick level to be moved to mark a line around a room. Our bubble levels may be accurate to .0029 degrees, but how many of us can read a bubble and place a line on a wall with that degree of accuracy on a repeatable basis ? When attached to the middle of a 14 foot wall the laser level makes it easy to identify elevation variations in a floor by allowing you to measure from the floor to the laser line at intervals along the wall, which is useful in cabinet installation. In the "locked" mode I can see where this tool would be great for floor tile or other 90 degree layout projects. A very useful tool, especially for the low cost. I bought mine (new) at an auction site for about $16 including shipping. This tool is a useful bargain for the DIY crowd, who can't justify the cost of a self-leveling rotary laser. Good luck !
Tool attaches to vertical surfaces using 3M adhesive strips which can be removed without surface damage. Great for working alone and of course no damage is good. The adhesive strips are one-time use items, so you have to buy more if you use them. Issues are availability and cost of strips.
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