360 degree laser level recommendations

[flanagaj]

I have a Topcon laser for exterior groundworks, but am now thinking of getting a 3 * 360 degree green laser level.  I was looking at the premium Leica Lino L6G, but wanted to ask whether there are similar offerings that offer the same functionality, but slightly cheaper.  Like a lot of my tool purchases, I will sell them on at the end of the build.

[LaChab]

FWIW, I've used a 3 x 360 Huepar for a year and been very happy with it. I'm only a self builder though!

[flanagaj]

57 minutes ago, LaChab said:

FWIW, I've used a 3 x 360 Huepar for a year and been very happy with it. I'm only a self builder though!

Ok, I'll have a look.  Considerably cheaper too.

[Mr Punter]

Leica are a very good brand but IMO too expensive.  The Chinese stuff is so cheap it is hard to say no.

[Nickfromwales]

I used the red line Bosch 3 80, sub £400 iirc, for years and years and then (when I got fed up of batteries being consumed) I went and got the Milwaukee Green 3 line with 4ah rechargeable batteries. Miles better and sub £600 iirc.

[Nickfromwales]

Don’t bother with tripods indoors, they’re too susceptible to foot traffic. 

[Russell griffiths]

Get a pole that the laser fits too for indoors, they have a mount for the laser that has fine adjustment, a spring loaded foot so you can compress the pole and fit it in a doorway. 
wish I had bought one years ago. 
 

the standard method of fitting indoors is to get an old wood saw and smash the plastic handle off, then use the hole in the end of the blade to put a screw through and hang on a stud or something, magnetic fixing on back of laser onto saw blade.