IDEAL Electrical 35-208 Electrician Level CNC Machined Aluminum Level with 5 Acrylic Vials, Magnetic Jaw

After three junk Klein levels I bought this one. It's great! It's right on the money! It's skinny so it fits in tool pouches and tool pockets great. The v-groove is a little small on the bottom but I watch for it and it works great. This will be my go-to from here on out. I use it for conduit at work daily

Best level I’ve ever owned! Having said that, it’s also the most expensive! One thing it has no other level I’ve ever used is, it has a total of 6 vials. Five on the sides, and one on top for checking plumb. The magnets are powerful & adequate. It is very compact, although it’s a bit hearty for aluminum. It is machined out of a solid block of aluminum, so I guess I should expect some weight. The good news is, I feel like I could drop this off any height ladder, and it’ll survive. It even comes with two spare vials (they are field replaceable!) just in case you manage to break any! I would highly recommend this level, along with any Greenlee product.

When you first saw it as removed it out of the package the other day it looked great. But as I turned it over and the levels magnets where off set from where the v pattern was supposed to be. So now I'm stuck with a level that doesn't read correctly because of the magnets. Would not recommend

Love them but they do dent fast so make sure they don’t fall

i have now bought 2 of these - one was a gift because i was so impressed . - will buy again and they are the best of the best in my perspective. I am a union Electrician - for more than 30 years in the field. at 73 and still working

Almost a perfect level.Pet peeve here: why oh why do manufacturers feel the need to make any shape of level other than square?It is perfectly level. It is however, out of plumb by 1/64”.I picked up this level because it is milled square all the way to the end. Awesome! Most levels have a notch for the vial or they taper off at the end. Makes it impossible to transfer lines around corners or draw a continuous level, strait line.This level is as close to perfection as I need. Why they decided to put a small radius at the center, and right on the measurement, is beyond me. Also, it would have been great if they had continued the graduations completely around instead of only one side.That being said though; great prody.

Only level I’ve found that still has 22.5 degree bubble. For an en electrician we do still use that for conduit runs and for all the other manufacturers to stop putting that on their levels is a total mistake.

Even the slightest bump will separate the center line bubble. Very annoying