3-in-1 Laser Level Tool with Line Laser. Drill Dust Collector. Laser Level Stand with Suction Cup Wall Mount. 131ft Wall Laser Level for Picture Hanging. Painting. Renovations

Quisiera saber si tienen ventosas de repuesto por si dado caso llegara a necesitar más repuestos ya que en mi trabajo lo ocupo mucho es muy necesario tener a la mano por lo demás todo perfecto

Took a moment to figure out how to use, but once you get it, it will stick to your drywall unless its really badly potched or something. I had a minor tear in the dust catcher, but not sure I should care. Helps line up pictures and light switches and the like, might be overkill for the home user like myself.

So this tool is really awesome and very useful once you get the hang of it. For me it took a few tries before I figured out how to use all the features through the instructions provided and through a youtube video I had looked up. It's a breeze and it a really great quality tool. Looks just like the picture and comes with all accessories needed. I love it and it is so giftable for anyone that handy or crafty. Totally worth the investment. Highly Recommend.

I have never used a level like this before. After charging it up, it took me a while to figure out how to stick it on the wall and make the laser work. When all else fails, read the instructions. Once I got the hang of it, I was really impressed. No more reaching out for help to hold the level while I hang a picture or line up a panel. This will definitely be handy to have.

Yes, I read the other review, but to be honest I really don't mind the level only showing in one direction. If I need a 90-degree vertical and horizontal laser line simultaneously, I'm probably not just hanging a picture frame, which is what 90% of my need for a level is about. And in the past, when I've been drilling those holes to hang my frames, I'd use a small paper bag stuck to the wall (with masking tape) under the drill bit to collect all the drywall dust. Now all of that is a thing of the past because to position the frame, I'd want the drill dust collector DETACHED from the laser because I'm aligning the top or bottom of the frame and drilling a hole in an entirely different location. So note my photos with the laser detached from the dust collector. The other guy said it's hard to see where the drill bit is positioned, but not at all. Just slide the "dust-proof silicone cover" (that's never explained on the instruction sheet) over the drill bit, then slide the dust collector onto the drill bit, then position the drill bit on the wall where you want to drill the hole, then slide everything down toward the surface to catch the dust. If you're worried about the drill bit skittering out of position, just use a nail set punch and hammer to put a dimple where you want the hole. This is a really sweet set and it now has a permanent position next to my switchdriver. Truly, I'm in LUV with this puppy!