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awesome! tanks so much. and looking forwards to the future videos planned for other models / brands 👍

Another great video 👍 I've been using palm lasers for the last 15 to 18 years , started off with a PLS2 , had the DeWalt DW088's and now have a PLS180 , two DW089's but my go to lasers now are my two Huepar GF360G 360° 3 beam ( can't stand the way they call them 12 line lasers to make them sound good , it's a continuous beam only split by the plastic of the covers ) The GF360G has a micro usb in the side of the laser so you can charge the battery while it's in the laser and you're using it , you can also take the battery out and charge it in the separate charger (also has a micro usb port) and while the battery is out of the laser you can still run the laser from a usb cable meaning you can use mains power , a power bank or even run it off an18v makita battery using the makita ADP05 usb adapter . You can even get the beam detector for the Huepar like you can with the other big brands which is so handy when you're running your beam across a longer room .

I got one off Wish after seeing one that one of the boys at work had. I just saw a super bright line all around the house we were working in. Thought someone had a Hilti laser out it was that bright. But no, just a cheapie. Put an order in there and then I was so impressed. Love my cheap Wish laser!

Great review. Thank you. I purchased a WETOLS 3x360 degree from Amazon for $100 USD. Has worked out great for my projects. Thanks for highlighting the more affordable laser options.

the screw adapter in the kit is for screwing onto standard survey gear threads i.e. survey tripods or poles

Golly! All special effecty n stuff! Haha My stupid little Bosch lasers are getting me by, but I've had my eye on one of those high (HIGH) dollar makita ones. Maybe this Bangood version would be a way to go. I miss having access to the big, fancy Hilti ones when I worked for the big boys. Thanks for the video. It does help me deciding my options. Was pretty cool looking outside at night.

That intro with the sander was really cool! I’ve been wondering how you did that. This does appear to be a total steal for the price as well

what a reief someone giving the cheaper brands a chance WELL DONE

So nice to see if worth it, looks very useful

I know you did this a year ago... am wondering if the laser that goes all the way around (Ceiling) works?

No manual mode or tilt mode ?

Got a laserliner beamcontrol-master 120 itse oke. Ps. Love the vids 👍🙂

Miami vice ending 👍🏼

What about over a distance?

If you're checking accuracy, then you should turn laer on, mark lines on the wall few materes away (min 5m to easy measure) and then turn laser 180° and compare your lights to your marks so the fault will be measured at 10m distance. You get it bro? 🧐

How much

Haha nice outro 👍

Well someone was celebrating could hear fireworks in the background👍🏽

looks pretty good if you don't need super critical accuracy. I'm sure you'd get your $100 worth out of it

#first , and that thing looks bloody schmicko. You got a discount code?

Drop it a couple of times and see if it's any good

Looks good from my house! 🤣 60 bucks? Geez!! Cheers tools! 🍻

There's actually a big differene between cheap lasers and expensive ones, and it's for pretty good reason. Green lasers on AA-batteries use them up in a day, while rechargable will last for at least 1 full day on 360. It's also not only about the laser itself, but the solutions for placement, as well as bluetooth connectivity, receiver, shock/faul management etc. There's a big difference in lasers when it comes to accuracy, ranging all the way from around 0.2-0.6mm. I think professional lasers tend to have "Leica's" components in them. You might think 0.2-0-6mm is barely any difference since it is already less than a mm - which can be true. But which laser do you prefer if you are laying out a foundation on a building, or measuring level over 20m? 0.6mm is 6mm at 10 meters, which is not really that great. In that case a 0.2mm laser is three times more accurate. Remember that lasers don't work well outside only under a few conditions, which means that it's hard to use it without a receiver during sun. Cheap lasers tend to not be compatible with receivers, which means they don't work well outside. I've come to the conclusion that professionals do not buy junk when it comes to tools that are essential for building well, achieving specified tolerences etc. People need to understand that tools are not necessarily built according to same standards although they can do the same thing. I could be wrong, but I have my doubts that someone can sell a laser for 50 bucks that achieves same accuracy as lasers that are 10 times the price. I would not trust the specifications.

Taking about upto 2 months atm from Ali express/ banggood :(