Scott Brown will be borrowing it soon lol

Man finally we found you channel , make a van tour , we really love last time when we saw it on Scott Brouw

@KevinSolem

3 жыл бұрын

Super agree

Would love to see more of you using this in action once you have and chance. So little real world info is around on it

@KaMcRaZy07

3 жыл бұрын

I will do an update video when I build my 6 town houses from the start

That " oh, hi " got me. Awww..such a cute tradie.., and melted all the bad things out of my day. My day haven't even started yet.

Cameron the tools & gadgets king.

Anything hilti make is top notch 👌

To help with the plum of the pole, move the prism down closer to the floor. This will help lower the error do to pole not being level. Also, turn your carbon-fiber pole to where the bubble is center to the bipod and the tablet. I have always found this useful.

I remember hearing you on Scott Brown Carpentry saying you would not do KZread I am glad you changed your mind ...just subscribed

@barberbrown

3 жыл бұрын

so did i bloody legend mate! get some content out their.

@KevinSolem

3 жыл бұрын

Same here

Great review Kam! Thanks for sharing

WE WANT MOREEEE!!! love from the Netherlands !!

@VenturaWorkshop

3 жыл бұрын

Ja toch

@RPmusic06

3 жыл бұрын

@@VenturaWorkshop jaa tochhh ook nederlands jij?

Yes Cameron ! 😎 finally some More content !

You are hilarious ......love your addiction to tools!

Keep the content coming!

Bula bro, please post more frequent videos. Scotty does the usual domestic jobs but youre on a nek level mode with commercial/industrial which is where I’m working it. Love your work and videos bro, please keep them coming, set brass.

It's the guy that used to come into Computer Lounge haha. First I saw you on Scott Brown's channel, now your channel has come up my suggestions! You got yourself a sub dude.

@KaMcRaZy07

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!!

Solid piece of kit. I work in civil engineering with GIS and survey tools. I just want to play with this now.

@KaMcRaZy07

3 жыл бұрын

I love it. Makes it easier. But not fool proof

@JaySellers

3 жыл бұрын

@@KaMcRaZy07 I don't doubt that you'll master it. Have fun and keep smiling.

Welcome back to the internet Cameron 😉.

I just watched this. This is awesome haha. Turning the tablet upside down....of course.

@KaMcRaZy07

3 жыл бұрын

The legend himself. Thank you for all your informational videos 🙌🙌🙌

That UI is brutal, so slow.

The day a man realized he sold his soul. I can only dream of owning a Hilti. My Makita’s will have to do. You got a good personality and the video was enjoyable.

@joshhearn2877

3 жыл бұрын

Not gonna lie man the hilti skillie sucks real bad, Makita hits way harder! With skillies anyway haha

I bought a new string line today now I feel very inadequate

@KaMcRaZy07

3 жыл бұрын

String lines are good too 😃

fabULOUS

Say I have two walls strung up and I have a toilet drain center marked between the two walls on the tablet.... is there a way I can find the drain center distance from the two walls just using the tablets information without having to actually walk the tool and level it out on the center mark ( sorry if question is confusing I am just trying to figure out what all the features are for this thing we use it for underground plumbing and I really only use the feature to mark out walls and the point feature to just physically walk it to center marks only been using the thing for like 3 weeks)

0:20 BAMMMMM!

More videos!!!!

Hey Kameron, love the video. However you might wanna blur your vans number plate. more specifically after 4.58

Can you aks Hilti why they closed their Wellington store?

“It’s all up to your architect what SHE puts into the plans” 😂

I bought one on OfferUp yesterday for $200

Can a glazier use it to measure stairs ?

Make more videos!!!!

No knots actually for commercial and industrial work. It’s not really needed much for residential. I’ve used the Trumbull brand

Go buy a robotic total station from leica or trimble. Its cheaper and better quality. As they actually make surveying gear

Get a mini prism way more accurate mate.

That's my hilti tool

do a van tour

Show us more of your interesting tools. Succes from Rotterdam, the Netherlands

set that bad boy in the hood and it will be gone in seconds homie

The term is "learning curve," you description says curb.

Electrician here. I will never be buying the lpt300 🤣. Cool piece of kit for builders though

How much did it cost you?

@Thespecialone1970

3 жыл бұрын

Somewhere in the realm of $35,000.00 NZD. Completely unnecessary unless you are doing complicated commercial work or huge volumes of internal wall layout. Ridiculous purchase that will take him years and years to ever pay back. A quality carpenter can set out a basic commercial warehouse without this tool.

@KaMcRaZy07

3 жыл бұрын

@@Thespecialone1970 a carpenter can. But a builder who oversee all work and is responsible for the whole building and cost. I can verify what a carpenter did. Is accurate or not Since the builder will be bearing the cost of mess up And a building this size one mess up can cost upward of 20k So I can justify the purchase Thank Kameron

@Thespecialone1970

3 жыл бұрын

@@KaMcRaZy07 trigonometry is the same no matter the size of your building.

Sounds like good laser I’ll give you $50 bucks for it

I'm a surveyor and this scares the shit out of me

@KaMcRaZy07

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t worry I’m not taking a surveyor job away. I still need a licensed surveyor to give me my control points

@nickbenn51

3 жыл бұрын

@@KaMcRaZy07 haha all good, it didn't scare me because of that, it scared me because it seemed like you were going it completely alone and surveying mistakes can be damn expensive! Good to hear the you're using a Surveyor for the control though, that makes me feel much better. It's a cool piece of gear you've got there for sure. Have fun, make lots of check measurements, and learn how to calibrate all the bubbles/levels. Turn your pole around 180° every now and then after laying something out and see if it gives you the same position.

@KaMcRaZy07

3 жыл бұрын

@@nickbenn51 oh yeah my surveyor is a good mate of mine Soo took me though prism vials issues and how to cross check using the as built function. Definitely a lot of learning curve though Hahah

@nickbenn51

3 жыл бұрын

@@KaMcRaZy07 Ahh awesome stuff. Yeah there's lots to learn, that's why I spent 4 years at uni haha. But for layout I always tell guys that anyone can do it as long as you're switched on. You're the king of cool gear so you'll be loving it in no time

Ops sorry boss i droped the laser 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

So what are you doing in that building like building it or just doing jib and electrical or?

@KaMcRaZy07

3 жыл бұрын

I did this building from the ground up

I had to post this to try to pay off the new toy!

Just hire a surveyor. Don't have some halfwit try to position thing's.....

If you can afford to spend $36000 on a laser level you’re obviously ripping a lot of people off for a awful lot of money!

@KaMcRaZy07

3 жыл бұрын

Wow we have an accountant in the comment section now

@Berelian12818

2 жыл бұрын

You mad??

13mm is really bad. 2 to 3mm I could live with.

Way too much work just to work it when you can just use a normal 3 way laser and mark and chalk floor lol I find this silly

@nimrodery

2 жыл бұрын

I can see using something like this when you want every floor layout to line up properly in multi-story dwellings. Depending on how much information you feed it, anyway. Also could help with tricky geometry if you don't have a template. If I can set up the lasers or cameras once, then use the touchscreen to choose walls to mark, that could be a significant time saving as opposed to measuring from grid lines with an assistant. I've worked on some big buildings and I appreciate not having to hoof it. Yet to see a good demo of this, though. Even Hilti can't make it sound worth the money, but their stuff has a way of getting better and cheaper after a painful but promising introduction.