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USING THE LASER TRAC
TM
LEVEL (cont.)
USING AS A WALL-MOUNTED
LEVEL (See Figures 14 to 17)
This level can also be wall-mounted
using the special base included.
Figures 14 and 15 show the top and bottom views of the Thin-Pin Wall-Mount
Base° Figure 14 also shows the protective
cover that snaps into the bottom of
the base when it is not in use.
There are two red buttons on the top of the base (see Fig° 14) that are used to
push the thin pins out of the base.
The thin pins (shown in Figure 15) can be driven into any softer wood or
wal!-board surface to secure the level,,
The thin pins in this base are designed to be easily removed from the
wood or wall-board
surface.
This base also has an alignment
pin for pivoting the tool on the base to aid in
referencing
two points (see Fig. 14),_
Fig. 14
Alignment
Pin
Red Buttons
Protective Cover
Fig. 15
Level
Thin Pins
Alignment Pin
MOUNTING
LEVEL TO THIN-PIN WALL MOUNT BASE
(See Figures 16 and 17)
1. Place level on the Thin-Pin Wall-Mount Base and slide either the front or back
of the tool into and around the alignment pin°
2. Switch the level "on'L DO NOT point the tool in the direction of your eyes or
anyone else's in the vicinity of use.
3. Place the level and wall-mount assembly on a soft wood or wallboard surface
(see Fig. 16).
4. Align the laser line with any two measured or leveled reference points or
level tool using built-in level vials for vertical or horizontal lines.
5. Push the thin pins into the surface using the red buttons on the base plate.
The Laser Trac
TM
Level can be used to align a single object or objects on one
surface as shown in Figure 16.
However its most effective use is for aligning multiple objects on multiple
surfaces such as the alignment of bath fixtures in a tub enclosure as shown in
Figure !7.
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