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...ly made level that can indicate accurate level and any and all angles from level. Ensure you're not touching the card when taking level.

=Level Types= ==Spirit Level==

...n awkward job. Then we screwed rear bracing to units 1,3,5, using a spirit level to ensure the unit was upright first.

..., hot lay and cold lay. Cold lay has added [[oil|paraffin, diesel or white spirit]] to soften it, so it doesn't need heating to apply it. It's slower setting Pay good attention to level and slope, any water puddling and freezing causes bitmac to fail early.

* as long-as-possible metal ruler, ideally 1-2m - but a large spirit [[level]] or even a straight piece of timber can substitute ...al straight edge (long [[level]] typically), mark two points and align the level holding the bottom of it with your foot, and the top with one hand, then sc

* [[Card level]] ===Water Level===

...he overhang above the door would otherwise only be about 6'1" above ground level - the extra few inches of height making it head safe! ...eed to look for the half heigh finishing rows that bring the walls all out level at the same height:

...[[timber]] to achieve a consistent overlap, but remember to use the spirit level from time to time to make sure the boards are upright and not tending to le Mounting fence panels a couple of inches up from ground level avoids contact with wet soil, and allows ventilation, much reducing rot. It

...ength. I then fixed the bottoms of each baluster using a (magnetic) spirit level to make sure each was plumb. A quick lick with a flap disk in the angle gri ...ottomCutPosition.jpg|The bottom of each baluster was then set plumb with a level, and the "bottom cut" jig clamped in place ready for the cut.

...ass, then clean any trace of grease from the bulb surface using methylated spirit or isopropyl alcohol (IPA) cleaner. ...h the shorter lived lamps giving more light per watt. For a given lighting level the shorter life lamps need less total power and thus cost less to run. The

* [[Spirit Level]] * [[Card Level]]

WD40 used to contain white spirit and a little mineral oil, replicating which is simple. Now it contains a di ...in some situations since it contains petroleum solvents. Paraffin & white spirit are much cheaper alternatives that don't leave an oily residue.

...o 120 grit. And the individual bits were stained with a ronseal medium oak spirit based wood stain. (This as it turns out was a slight error - I was aiming f ...t slightly recessed but with a pillowed shape to bring the centre of it up level with the table surface.

* White spirit can remove tape residue ...above the service to be protected, as [[tools]] are likely to go below the level of the tape before it is seen & read.

...ll the surfaces. (most of which had been stained with a Ronseal "Dark Oak" spirit based stain first). I gave it a rub down with 0000 wire wool before the fin ...ned with 23g pins. The aim was to set the most forward face of each drawer level with the front edge of the lower shelves.

;[[Card level]] : low cost replacement for a spirit level

...g walls. In this way the new beams sit a little above the existing ceiling level and do not come into contact with it. This way there is no danger of them c ...x|Hanging the front room floor joists from Beam F. Since this is above the level of the existing floor joists, long hangers are needed since the joists meet