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ToolGuyd > Hand Tools > Layout & Measuring > Test Sample Giveaway: Bosch Bluetooth Laser Measuring Tool

Test Sample Giveaway: Bosch Bluetooth Laser Measuring Tool

Oct 10, 2014 Stuart 121 Comments

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Bosch GLM 100 C Bluetooth Laser Measuring Tool

Bosch’s GLM 100 C laser measuring tool is a darn good layout and measuring tool. It’s got some great features and it recharges via micro USB. Plus, it offers some special features via Bluetooth connectivity, which work reasonably well with Bosch’s free app. Check out our review for more details and specs.

I liked the bluetooth laser measuring tool, but not everyone does. There have been a couple of gripes about the app.

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This is a test sample giveaway, which means there are a few details to pay attention to.

  1. If you enter, you do so with the understanding that the tool is provided as-is. The laser measuring tool is in perfect working condition, but it’s not shiny brand new.

  2. I cannot seem find the pouch, instructions, or charging cable. I saw each of these items in the past month, but never in the same location. The user instructions are available online (PDF via Tooled-up), and the device can be charged via your computer’s USB port and a standard micro USB cable. The AC adapter that it’s supposed to come with delivers 5V at 500 mA. If I can find the accessories in the next few days, you’ll get them. But you should expect to only receive the laser measuring tool by itself.

To Enter:

If you’re okay with these terms, then leave a comment below to enter. The comment should be about how you’d use this, why you could use it, or something to that effect. OR, leave a comment or feedback in response to the review.

The winner must have a continental USA address – no PO boxes please.  One entry per person. The winner will be selected randomly.

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Entry deadline: 9 am ET on Tuesday, 10/14/2014.

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121 Comments

  1. Henry

    Oct 10, 2014

    I’ve always wanted to try one of these laser tools, but have balked at the cost, “just to try it out”. We’re in the process of purchasing 8 acres, and this would make measuring distances outside a heck of a lot easier than running a long glass tape, or a trundle wheel!

    Reply
    • RKA

      Oct 10, 2014

      Anything over 3 feet and I reach for the laser first. Measuring for crown and base is super quick. For outdoors use, a much bigger timesaver! Even if you don’t win one, just get one, they are getting reasonably priced now.

      Reply
  2. James

    Oct 10, 2014

    as an electrician i love these tools, makes measuring cable lengths from 35 foot ceilings the easiest!

    Reply
  3. R

    Oct 10, 2014

    Finally, one handed accurate room measurements!

    Reply
  4. James C

    Oct 10, 2014

    This would be a great gift for my wife. She has a one year old interior design business she’s getting off the ground. This would really speed things up when she needs to draw floor plans. She’s very tech savvy so I’m sure she would take full advantage of the Bluetooth connectivity and iPad app!

    Reply
  5. Schaun Rising-Moore

    Oct 10, 2014

    My brother Spencer installs beer systems for a living. The Bosch laser would make our life a little easer. We presently stretch a one hundred foot tape and do a lot of head scratching to figure out all the obstacles in our way.

    Reply
  6. John Blair

    Oct 10, 2014

    What’s funny is I’ve been eyeing the GLM15 because I thought the 100 model was too expensive. I would love to have it because, hey, who doesn’t like more features…for free.

    I also have the benefit of having one of every charging cable known to man. My wife says its because I am a packrat, I like to think its because I plan ahead for a MacGyver moment.

    Reply
  7. firefly

    Oct 10, 2014

    Been thinking of getting a laser measuring tool to use around the house for home remodeling and such. This would fit the bill nicely.

    Reply
  8. Daniel Lawson

    Oct 10, 2014

    I have used a smaller version for doing fire inspections at my full time job and like it. I need one for my part time job also doing fire inspections in another town. It helps with occupant loads, hose stretches and the like. When i’m home i can use it for the refurb of the house im working on.

    Reply
  9. Richard

    Oct 10, 2014

    I’d love this. My father-in-law is a contractor, and it would be a great Christmas gift.

    And if he didn’t want it, I paint houses and it certainly would make estimating paint coverage that much quicker!

    Reply
  10. Paul Gatker

    Oct 10, 2014

    I’m renovating an apt. and it would be interesting to compare the accuracy of the laser with the tape measure that I am currently using. Tape has worked fine for decades but I’m willing to give new technology a fair shake.

    Reply
  11. Claude

    Oct 10, 2014

    To replace my 10 foot ruler.

    Reply
  12. Hayden

    Oct 10, 2014

    I build sailing yachts this tool could be useful for steering, skegs, bulkheads, keels
    and liners

    Reply
  13. Jeffrey A Ballard Jr. Ballard

    Oct 10, 2014

    I would use/test it when installing new cabinets in my parents house later this year.

    Reply
  14. John C

    Oct 10, 2014

    I am spending the months of December 2014 thru February 2015 heading up 14 projects for Habitat for Humanity. Although I am pretty handy with a standard tape measure I would be super excited to have this lending itself to speed and accuracy of longer measurements.

    Reply
  15. ChrisK1970

    Oct 10, 2014

    Hi Stuart, This would be great for measuring the distance inside of a TT trailer to check for actual length vs. reported length (ie. For hidden compartments).

    Reply
  16. Brandon

    Oct 10, 2014

    What an opportunity! Installing fireplaces, I can finally bring enough pipe in custom homes instead of running out in the attic or worse on the roof.

    Reply
  17. Joaquim

    Oct 10, 2014

    This would be a really helpful tool to use at my job measuring out cable runs for card reader doors and cameras. It would also be extremely helpful fir measuring proposed camera location heights.

    Reply
  18. Kevin

    Oct 10, 2014

    This would be great for those times outside where a tape measure just doesn’t cut it. I’d also use it in places where you can’t easily get to the end location (i.e. height from floor to a high ceiling or ground to roof, etc.). That’s what I’d use it for, anyways.

    Reply
  19. Chuck Forster

    Oct 11, 2014

    I appreciate that your reviews are always professional and have a good balance of information. I’ve been pretty settled on this unit actually, but it would be nice if I’d score it here first. I have some complicated basement framing and this would be great to deploy.

    Reply
  20. Jason

    Oct 11, 2014

    I love the fact that it hooks up via Bluetooth and allows you to do layouts on your phone. This a cool tool from bosch

    Reply
  21. Jay Darby

    Oct 11, 2014

    I service wastewater pump stations. I would use this to measure water level when doing pump draw down tests. Much cleaner and safer than using a tape measure.

    Reply
  22. Mike

    Oct 11, 2014

    I owned what I think was the original PLS 1. Bought it back in 1999 I think and it cost me over $400. It was working great up until it was stolen about a year ago. I miss it all the time. Great pieces of technology.

    Reply
  23. Matt

    Oct 11, 2014

    I would save a bundle on paint with this tool. With the price of paint these days it would come in quite handy!

    Reply
  24. Phil

    Oct 11, 2014

    This would would be a nice replacement for my old Bosch laser measurer that apparently got “loaned” without me knowing it.

    Reply
  25. CraigH

    Oct 11, 2014

    I have purchased an older model Bosch laser distance measurer for work. I love it. I would like to have one for myself at home. I am just like John Blair and have been thinking of the GLM 15 because it’s cheap and small and I would carry it around in my backpack all the time, but the limit of 50 feet worries me. The GLM 100C measures up to 330 feet and works with my iPhone. That would be an awesome laser distance measurer. Thanks!

    Reply
  26. Bobby

    Oct 11, 2014

    Just did my parents home with all new baseboards and crown moulding. It would be awesome to use this laser to develop a layout plan, determine material needs and have it all be able to transfer to my phone.

    Reply
  27. greg

    Oct 11, 2014

    Lowes has a bosch $50 version on display right now, with obviously less features than this one, but still very functional. Its only a matter of time before the ” tool junkie monkey on my back” wins ,and I have one in my tool box.

    Reply
  28. Sean Manning

    Oct 11, 2014

    Looks like a great addition to anyone’s toolkit.

    Reply
  29. Josh

    Oct 11, 2014

    I’m doing a fair bit of CAD modeling for friends doing renovations; being able to get fast accurate measurements would be a huge time saver

    Reply
  30. craig

    Oct 11, 2014

    Flipping house, a laser measuring tool would be very useful, pre-sale taking measurements of rooms, windows etc. Sometime need to do this from the exterior of the house looking in.

    Reply
  31. Andrew

    Oct 11, 2014

    This would really help out around the house and at work!

    Reply
  32. Bruce

    Oct 11, 2014

    I would replace my old Craftsman measures, it’s a good tool but it no longer measures at laser aiming point. Most times it’s close enough, but every once in a while I’m tempted to throw it out the window.

    Reply
  33. Matt Steele

    Oct 11, 2014

    Measure Twice, Cut Once as they say…

    Reply
  34. Bob

    Oct 11, 2014

    I’d like to try one of these out.

    Reply
  35. Peter

    Oct 11, 2014

    I just played around with a mini version of this at a display at Lowe’s and I like the idea of using one of these to make estimates for wall, plumbing, electrical and who knows what.

    Thanks

    Reply
  36. Raymond Smith

    Oct 11, 2014

    This is the perfect tool to use to measure for remodeling projects or any number of other things. Seems much more convenient than cumbersome tape measures.

    Thank you

    Reply
  37. Matty

    Oct 11, 2014

    Would not have to tack a nail on the other side of the room to hook my tape end on for overall measurements. One man time saver.

    Reply
  38. gene

    Oct 11, 2014

    I would totally use it to measure distances and call up the results on my phone so I can freak out my kids w/ “distance ESP”. They’re 8 & 5

    Reply
  39. George Schade

    Oct 11, 2014

    I have used laser measuring devices for years. I currently own a BOSCH DLR165 and love it. I can single-handedly measure a complete empty warehouse for bidding rack/conveyor systems.

    Reply
  40. Jim

    Oct 11, 2014

    Stuart as many have said above would love to get this one to try out prior to purchasing – great for building surveys, layout and plan verification! Best Jim

    Reply
  41. Steven K

    Oct 11, 2014

    This would be great for the garage remodel I am going to do this winter. The reviews you do are greatly appreciated and helpful. Keep up the good work. Please enter me in for this.

    Reply
  42. Craig Nuckels

    Oct 11, 2014

    I would love to have this, as we are moving offices soon at work and I will likely have to get dimensions of all the rooms.

    Reply
  43. damean nichols

    Oct 11, 2014

    I would love to have this, it would be very handy in my current project of building my shop, which is attached to my house . ( it was a carport that im converting and adding on to). As well in my field which I’m a Machinist/Fabricator. I also do many carpentry projects like now building on to my house and building a shop. Please enter me in this, it would be a great and very useful tool that would be used regularly. Thanks

    Reply
  44. Andrew G.

    Oct 11, 2014

    I used a cheaper brand laser tape when we were going to buy a new sectional.

    Needless to say it didnt fit!

    Would love to have this.

    Reply
  45. Chris Pyfer

    Oct 11, 2014

    Most frequently I guess I’d use this for calculating square for flooring.

    Reply
  46. Jason

    Oct 11, 2014

    I give estimates for retrofit residential hvac systems. For every home, we measure room by room to gather how much cooled/heated space there is to help form an accurate heat load. The bluetooth and app functions of the glm100c would be wonderful in providing me something to demonstrate to the homeowner, rather than my scratch piece of paper where is scribble all my numbers down to calculate cfm.

    Reply
  47. Tom Woolley

    Oct 11, 2014

    Always wanted one. I’ll pass it forward with one of my excess tools…

    Reply
  48. Stewart Leicester

    Oct 11, 2014

    Around the house and yard and especially the robotics/engineering lab where I mentor at the local high school — this would be so convenient!

    Reply
  49. John

    Oct 11, 2014

    I’d use it to measure my workshop for an addition.

    Reply
  50. Russ B

    Oct 11, 2014

    Wow! I would love to utilize this in the upcoming gut and renovation of my kitchen. TIA

    Reply
  51. Noah

    Oct 11, 2014

    I have wanted one of these for years now. I would use it for measuring the trim high of truss, battens, and scenic pieces. I would use it to measure rooms to figure out cable lengths needed and throw distance from my lighting positions to the stage. It would also just be awesome to have one to figure out room height of ballrooms and grid height at theatres. I could really use this tool.

    Reply
  52. Boris

    Oct 11, 2014

    I am trying to come up with exact rendering of my garage in sketchup. Measuring with a conventional tools is very difficult and takes a long time. I lost my Leica Disto D2 about a year ago and can’t justify its price again.

    Reply
  53. Ping-lun Tsai

    Oct 11, 2014

    Always love to have one more tool at hand. I been doing a lot small fix up around the house this will come in handy!

    Reply
  54. Rhyino

    Oct 11, 2014

    Hope this would be more efficient than trying to measure long runs alone. Don’t always have a helper to hold the end of the tape measure.

    Reply
  55. Wayne Taylor

    Oct 11, 2014

    I would love to have a laser measuring tool so I can estimate painting supplies in rooms easier.

    Reply
  56. Scott Davis

    Oct 11, 2014

    My day job is an HVAC tech and my “play” job is a cave surveyor. I could use it for work in getting room sizes and duct sizes. I could also use it for play. This would come in handy for taking measurements from station to station in the cave as well as getting room dimensions to put in the notes for the cave map.

    Reply
  57. John G.

    Oct 11, 2014

    After the year I had, one of these would really help!

    Reply
  58. Damon J

    Oct 11, 2014

    There are tons of things I would use this for all over the house. I would probably never use my tape measure again.

    Reply
  59. matt h

    Oct 11, 2014

    I would love this tool! It would make planning excavations a breeze for work. This would also really help out to figure out cable and hose lengths for my hobby of building and firing propane flame effects.

    Reply
  60. James M Searcy

    Oct 11, 2014

    This would make measuring for wire runs sooooo much easier.

    Reply
  61. Kyle

    Oct 11, 2014

    I’m designing & building a “universal design” demonstration home, the sale of which will benefit the Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Fund (DMDfund.org). The Boschs GLM 100 C laser measuring tool would certainly be of help in the construction phase.

    Thanks for offering it Stuart!

    Reply
  62. Adam

    Oct 11, 2014

    Would love this around the job site – please count me in.

    Reply
  63. Matthew Hofbauer

    Oct 11, 2014

    I’m doing a lot of maintenance on my home at the moment and generally I’m a jack-of-all-trades so never know what I need on the job.

    Reply
  64. phil m.

    Oct 11, 2014

    we do arctic car event productions. a lot of construction, equipment setup etc. this would be a great!

    Reply
  65. MLG

    Oct 11, 2014

    I’d use it around the house instead of measuring tape…

    Reply
  66. Andrew

    Oct 11, 2014

    This would be great for measuring cat v cable when setting up COC

    Reply
  67. GT

    Oct 11, 2014

    To replace a pile of worn out tape measures.

    Reply
  68. Jared

    Oct 11, 2014

    This would definitely come in handy for a lot of the renovation projects (crown molding, chair rail, electric, etc.) in my near future.

    Reply
  69. aaron barton

    Oct 12, 2014

    My boss had one of these and I broke it on accident hes pretty cool and didnt get mad at me but I feel really bad cause he loved it. The company wont pay for it cause ur not suppose to bring ur own powertools on the job. If I dont win it im gonna have to get him one anyway. Its an awesome and very accurate tool it speeds up the any job and theres tons of uses for it

    Reply
  70. joe

    Oct 12, 2014

    To replace my actual feet measuring (heel to toe) and my thumb and pinky fingers.

    Reply
  71. carl

    Oct 12, 2014

    I would use it. To accurately measure soffit and fascia,other then trying to stretch my 7ft standout stanley out there.

    Reply
  72. Curtis

    Oct 12, 2014

    I am a 28 year old millwright at a steel foundry in Portland Oregon. The other millwrights I work with are mostly old timers. I am always bringing in new “fancy” tools and I catch a lot of flak for it. I can’t wait to see what they say about this!

    Reply
  73. Dave

    Oct 12, 2014

    I would definitely use this when I measure my projects and verify architects dimensions.

    Reply
  74. Flash

    Oct 12, 2014

    For measuring courses I race on for safety clearances of hard objects.

    Reply
  75. Don

    Oct 12, 2014

    This would make it fun and easier for my kids while helping with house & maker projects.

    Reply
  76. Neil

    Oct 12, 2014

    I am installing a new door, repairing the siding, floor, and roof, and painting everything. There are all sorts of measurements involved.
    This tool will be perfect.

    Reply
  77. ktash

    Oct 12, 2014

    I am repairing and renovating an 1850’s farmhouse, and would use this to make the process much faster. This house was in terrible shape, so there’s a lot to do. For instance, measuring for trim, most of which is missing, indoors, or cabinets. Outside for measuring a shed that I will be siding and many things to be done to a 2-story garage that used to be a small barn so has really high ceilings. It would be great to measure where there are obstructions like around shrubs. Most of this work is being done without help, like someone to hold the other end of the tape, so this would speed up the process. Also for planting things inside a property line. This is very hard to do outdoors. I realize this is not designed for outdoors, but way better than a measuring tape, stakes and string.

    Reply
  78. Ryan

    Oct 12, 2014

    Oh my gosh. Could you imagine how much time this would save when measuring a room for cabinets? That’s me. A small one man cabinet shop. Thanks for Giving it away!

    Reply
  79. Kimber Janney

    Oct 12, 2014

    I have 2 Bosch Laser Measuring tools and they work very well; well enough to use for baseboard and crown molding measurements.
    I also like using them for measuring interiors houses for as built drawings but I have really wanted to have a laser measurement that could communicate with my phone or tablet and speed up the drawing process. Maybe I could cut the paper sketch step out of the process.
    I have tried a few apps that claim to do this but I have not been completely satisfied.
    I would like to try this unit out and report back on its functionality.
    It may work with one of the tablet CAD programs that work with other bluetooth enabled laser measuring systems.

    Reply
  80. jason. W

    Oct 12, 2014

    I’d use this pretty regularly at work. I do disaster restoration and have to do sketches of the affected area. Using a tape measure makes this really hard to do by your self. This tool would be amazing.

    Reply
  81. John S

    Oct 12, 2014

    I’d love to use this to set up a sort of laser measured stop system for my miter saw… This would work great for making quick measurements!

    Reply
  82. Doug

    Oct 12, 2014

    I really hate tape measures since one sliced cut my finger. I admit that I don’t have a use for it daily. We hung a mirror and cabinet a few weeks a go and I was wishing for a laser level and laser measure.

    Reply
  83. David E.

    Oct 12, 2014

    As a carpenter, I would find it useful to measure out rooms quickly for floor finishes or for getting linear footage on trim.

    Reply
  84. Barri

    Oct 12, 2014

    I tried using my old model today and it stopped working so its the perfect time for a replacement.

    Reply
  85. Michael Quinlan

    Oct 12, 2014

    This would be a great addition to my tool set, and would be used for everything from estimating lengths of cable runs to general carpentry. Having just built a 30′ wide x 11′ high marching band prop, which must be broken down into pieces that an average high school student’s parent can handle, and then be reassembled with all the pieces lining up, on a weekly basis, this definitely would have come in handy.

    Thanks for the giveaway Stuart!

    Reply
  86. Adam T

    Oct 13, 2014

    Renovating my house that I just bought for my wife and kids. There’s a lot of work and a lot of measuring to do, this could save a lot of measuring errors and limit waste.

    Reply
  87. Rich Shaddinger

    Oct 13, 2014

    Getting ready to paint the inside of my house and this would be handy to estimate the amount of paint that I need to get.

    Reply
  88. But it's me!

    Oct 13, 2014

    Would love to add this tool to my belt, especially for the ever continual renovations on our home. Need to add some closets to my daughter’s room right now, so it would work well with my phone at the ready, instead of writing it down and forgetting.

    Reply
  89. Matt B

    Oct 13, 2014

    I’ve been reading this site for a white now and I’ve never commented prior. I’d love to have a product like this, I’m building a board on board fence in my back yard, 300 linear feet worth, building a barrier around my pool equipment, cabinets in the garage, a shed in the back yard, and just other general work around the house. This would be very helpful in my upcoming builds.

    Reply
  90. PeR

    Oct 13, 2014

    First use that comes to mind is doing wheel alignments on my cars. Sure beats string and tapemeasure!

    The measurement memory would also mean I wouldn’t have to remember the last measurement. It’s frustrating thinking you’ll remember the previous measurement, then doing another just to realize you have to do the first one again because you forgot!

    Reply
  91. Tom Klopcic

    Oct 13, 2014

    Layout is time consuming…will this make it easy to save time?
    That is the key… often the new technology just adds to the list of “check backs” and in the long run, is not better than a tape and pencil!

    Reply
  92. Joseph C

    Oct 13, 2014

    I have been running a lot of stain grade exterior work lately. I’m really excited about being able to have a cutlist sent to my phone, especially when I’m way up high in a ladder or scaffold.

    Reply
  93. T. Adams

    Oct 13, 2014

    I would really enjoy having this. I don’t know if Bosch offers an API, but if they did, I might be able to build some type of algorithm that would allow me to calculate the measured square footage into hours of my weekends spent on project work. This could really help me discuss with my wife whether I should do my own work installing a new floor, for example . . .

    Reply
  94. mike k

    Oct 13, 2014

    I would give it to our favorite contractor that we call “9 fingers”. Unfortunately, he lost a finger on a jobsite, tangling with a saw, and they could not get him to the hospital fast enough. We try to find useful tools that help him with his trim out projects.

    Reply
  95. Brian Garvin

    Oct 13, 2014

    I am working on a detailed floor plan of our house in order to apply for a historic tax credit and this might move the process along more quickly.

    Reply
  96. Zev

    Oct 13, 2014

    I would use this to assist in making detailed floor plans in Sketchup for the condo I live in. (It’s very tedious with a measuring tape.)

    Also this thing has a frickin’ laser.

    Reply
  97. Dave L.

    Oct 13, 2014

    As a homeowner who does as much of his own repair/refurb work as possible, measuring is of course a necessity. I don’t have an extra-long tape measure and this would be much easier to use, especially for one person.

    Reply
  98. Tomas

    Oct 13, 2014

    I would love to try this for measurements around the yard, length of the fence for painting, yard measurements for fill dirt, etc.

    Reply
  99. don stokes

    Oct 13, 2014

    I am an electrical contractor and a master electrician. My van got broke into last month and most all of my measuring tools got stole. I would love to have this to replace things that I lost. Thank you.

    Reply
  100. Farid

    Oct 13, 2014

    We manufacture high current, high accuracy DC current measuring devices. We often have to obtain measurements of bus-bars and support structures to help us perform magnetic analysis for our systems, or to customize the senor head design and installation. However, most of the times direct measurement are not possible since the bus-bars can carry current up to 600,000A (o.6 million amps) and voltage between 600 and 2200 VDC! You either have to wait for a plant shut-down or grounding-cart and crew availability, which is not always feasible in the areas we install our systems.
    I can see that a precision laser measurement tool can be useful in these situations. As long as there is a stationary reference point on either side of the bus-bar, I should be able to obtain full dimensions. It would fun to try it on one of the trips. No doubt it will come in handy for the occasional home project as well (;-)

    Reply
    • Mike

      Oct 14, 2014

      As I read that quickly I thought “600-2200 volts isn’t that high.” Took me a read or two to notice the DC part. That’s cool! That is ALOT of DC power.

      Reply
      • Farid

        Oct 20, 2014

        It takes a lot of power to reduce Aluminum from ore (Alumina).

        Reply
  101. Alexander Thorne

    Oct 13, 2014

    #1 all my tools in my workshop are bosch pro items 😛
    #2 I would use it measure out my hallway to get the exact number how much tile I gonna need.
    #3 measure out the kitchen to build some new cabinets / countertops in the wintertime.
    I would love to test it out – but good luck to everyone

    Reply
  102. Chad

    Oct 13, 2014

    Sweet, been looking at buying one of these to use at work for cable runs and use it for building my new shop at the house ( when that will happen I have no idea!!)

    Awesome giveaway
    Thanks

    Reply
  103. Andrew E.

    Oct 13, 2014

    I’m definitely fine with used tools. Bluetooth is icing on the cake, even if it’s not perfect.

    Reply
  104. Jonathan

    Oct 13, 2014

    This would be a great timesaver around the house and good for room planning too!

    Reply
  105. Devin McJimsey

    Oct 13, 2014

    I have one of those sonar distance measures but never seems to work correctly. This would make my home renovations a lot easier.

    Reply
  106. Jesse Neil

    Oct 13, 2014

    One of these would be handy at work for floor layouts.

    Reply
  107. Damian

    Oct 13, 2014

    This would be great to use around the house for grabbing quick dimensions. The first place I would use it is the garage!

    Reply
  108. Daniel

    Oct 13, 2014

    With one of these, perhaps my kids wouldn’t use it as a toy like they do with regular tapes. I have had to throw away more than one broken, or lost, Fat Maxes.

    Reply
  109. bymbie

    Oct 13, 2014

    I would like enter as well… looks like a great tool. I have a Bosch laser level I like a lot.

    Reply
  110. Florian Stauss

    Oct 13, 2014

    Since I work often by myself a tool like this is great, because you don’t need to hold the other side of the tape for bigger measurements. And it would speed up the workflow quit a bit, and make it a lot easier to figure out square footage for flooring.
    thanks, Florian

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  111. Eric Hamilton

    Oct 13, 2014

    As an Electrician this would be good for figuring long cable runs or measuring square footage for estimates. It would sure beat stretching out a tape measure multiple times!

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  112. Ryan Carbert

    Oct 13, 2014

    I have a few Electrical estimating jobs comming up in a few months and i would absolutely love to show up with one of these baby’s. I would defently save some time, and look professional as all get out doing so!

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  113. thong nguyen

    Oct 13, 2014

    i’m wondering this will be good for window tinting for commercials and houses windows estimates.

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  114. Chase

    Oct 13, 2014

    I am hoping to build up a set of tools for my school’s robot club we are starting.

    Reply
  115. Zorac

    Oct 14, 2014

    I’ve been planning to install some light fixtures in the garage, but it’s hard to measure the ceiling with a tape measure. I wish I could temporarily reverse gravity so I could walk around on the ceiling and measure it that way. I’ve been wanting a laser measure since I first heard about them to help with projects like this.

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  116. Bob

    Oct 14, 2014

    Would love to a laser tool. Has to beat the tape measure in longer distances.

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  117. Ray H.

    Oct 14, 2014

    About to start at my mothers house doing some repairs and updating and then start at my house with some remodeling and I am the laser measure would be very useful.

    Reply
  118. Matt B

    Oct 25, 2014

    So who won this?

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