Shoutout to the $200 digital inclinometer I thought was a waste
I was working on a guide rail alignment in an old building downtown and my old bubble level just wasn't cutting it. I bit the bullet and bought a digital inclinometer for about two hundred bucks, thinking it was overkill. Used it to set the rails on a hydraulic lift last Tuesday and got them within a tenth of a degree. The car runs smoother than any other in that building now. Anyone have a cheaper tool that gets you that kind of precision?
My friend spent 400 dollars on a vacuum and I laughed until I saw her floors. Angela_patel75, you're telling me that thing actually works? I'm still not over the price tag.