Bubble Spirit Level 60x12mm Degree Marked Surface Circular Level Round Levels Bubble Measuring Layout Tools

This works great and easy to read. I have bought several different bubble levels and this is the easy one to use. It uses adhesive bottom and has no screw holes or any other way of mounting it. I did use my 3d printer to print a base to hold this with a measuring stick which was perfect for my needs. This clearly has multiple uses and I would buy again. Good price as well.

This is great for leveling a camper van. For a 2025 Promaster, there's a little ledge in front of the steering wheel just below the odometer that seems to be pretty close to level with the ground. I put this little round level there so it works great to drive around to find a flat spot to camp.

I'm really liking this bubble level. I'm using it to level my turntable for playing vinyl records. I had a smaller bubble level that I was using before, but because of this one's larger size, it is easier to read and also gives a more accurate reading. I kept the old one for astatic purposes, as it has a metal case, but when it comes time to actually level the turntable this is the one that I use, with faster and more acuate results.

First the bubble much bigger than show in the Seller’s photos and it is actually WELL OUTSIDE of the “bubble circle.” ~ someone posted it on a Turntable which shows what I’m talking about. In fact, when “centered” the Bubble’s edge is sitting on the 2nd radial “tick mark.” NORMALLY, this is a “CHECK” for damage, leaking, etc. and if the Bubble does not match the Circle, it is usually considered untrustworthy. Second, This makes the “tick marks” highly questionable and confounded relative to the “DIV[ision]=5/1000” marked on the face. I missed this but if you look closely in the pictures, there are set of “tick marks” inside the Bubble Circle that would be normally used for Bubble “registration” BUT my Bubble Circle is actually BETWEEN two “tick marks” UNLIKE the Seller’s photo, but EXACTLY like the one pictured in the review on the Turntable. Third, worse yet, I have 5 physical “tick marks” (not counting the ones inside the Bubble Circle) to the ONE DEGREE ‘ring’ and only THREE to the TWO DEGREE ‘ring.’ So exactly how do that “DIV[ision” statement work? ~It does NOT! Forth, I am picky when it comes to things like this, especially when an item is ‘copied’ and the ‘copier’ doesn't even understand what they are copying. LAST but amazing, my Bullseye level is EXTREMELY accurate!!! I have a high precision 4 foot level that is accurate to less tha 1/64 inch over its length. That’s .015 of an inch. This level moved right with the bubble on the 4 ft level where the first mark would be about 1/32 over 4 FEET and half a mark would be about 1/64! Unfortunately I have no idea what the other marks would be as they are senseless, but for building decks, leveling Hot Tubs, (and such) should be pretty good - if they are manufactured all the same of course.

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I was looking for a small bubble level to keep in my camper. This is perfect and I'll probably buy one of two more. It's nice to set it on the tongue, inside table, and step to see how level things are before I unhitch. Very inexpensive and nice and compact. I like the circles which give a clearer identification of when things are level (or level enough).

Used it in the garden to level blocks for a wall. Easy to use and see.

I stuck it to the top of a telescope mount to confirm it is level. To be sure it stuck well, I first cleaned the mount surface with rubbing alcohol and then applied the level after things dried. It stuck extremely well and it readily shows any variation from level.