Reddit reviews Bosch Compact Laser Distance Measure, 120-Feet GLM 35 (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

We found 2 Reddit comments about Bosch Compact Laser Distance Measure, 120-Feet GLM 35 (Discontinued by Manufacturer). Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

ACCURACY: Features long-range measuring with extreme accuracy and measures distances up to 120-feet to within 1/16-inch. as well as area, length, volume, continuous measurement and addition/subtractionEASY TO USE: Simple, one-button operation – press button once to begin measuring. The GLM 35 is compact and small enough to fit in any pocketLIVE MEASURING: Provides default real-time measurement that adjusts as you move closer and farther from target, just like a tape measureDISPLAY: Features a backlit display that allows measurements to be easily read, even in dark areasPRECISION: The GLM 35’s Bosch laser technology allows users to be more productive with greater jobsite accuracy and precisionClass IIa laser product, <1mW power output

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2 Reddit comments about Bosch Compact Laser Distance Measure, 120-Feet GLM 35 (Discontinued by Manufacturer):

u/ShakataGaNai · 2 pointsr/computertechs

Swap the iFixIt out for their new model, it's MUCH nicer.

Other things I'd throw in:

For those times you need to figure out how far that cable run really is? Bosch Laser Measure
Occasionally one needs to take apart big things (like racks!), for that you need a nice fat(max) screwdriver
3 port USB 3.0 hub and Gig Ethernet because you never know when you might need to hardware (and Macbook Air's suck for # of USB ports).

While pricey, I'd also swap duct tape for gaffing tape. Terribly useful, rips easier and doesn't leave residue (unless you leave it there for a REALLY long time).

u/libcrypto · 1 pointr/blenderhelp

Well, if you can visit the building in person, you can get reasonably precise measurements with this or something similar. Not only will it give you point-to-point distance, it has a built-in function to get the height of an object that's not immediately nearby. It's just the pythagorean theorem of course, but it's convenient. And if you need distances greater than 120 ft, there's a more powerful version.