I'm in the market for a reliable laser line tool that operates on a 20V battery. I've had a cheap one that runs on AA batteries for a while, but it seems like I can never get it to work when I need it since the batteries are always dead. I think a 20V would be much more convenient for my projects. Has anyone had good or bad experiences with 20V laser lines? Thanks!
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I got the 20V cross line green laser (not the 360 version). The only downside I've faced is that the vertical line doesn't reach all the way down, so it's fine if you set it on the ground, but when it’s on a tripod, it kinda misses the bottom part of the wall. Otherwise, it does the job! I appreciate it more than my previous Bosch 360, which I didn’t want to splurge on again, but it would be nice to have a 20V option that's not bulky.
Totally! The vertical line issue is a bit of a letdown, but it might work out for your specific needs. Good luck with your search!
I hear you! I used to have a really good Bosch 360, but I had to replace it with a budget pick from Amazon that turned out surprisingly effective for tiling and laying out floors. I'm with you on wanting something rechargeable that isn’t reliant on AA batteries! I’ve seen a Milwaukee model with a remote that's tempting too, especially for solo jobs.