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How to use a Rotary Laser (sponsored by Dewalt)

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The presenter concludes the video by summarizing the key takeaways and expressing gratitude to DeWalt for sponsoring the content. He reiterates his appreciation for DeWalt rotary lasers, emphasizing features like the 'Tool Connect' technology which allows tracking of the laser on a job site. He invites viewers to suggest new video topics in the comments section.

Goal: Review key concepts and gather feedback for future content.

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  • DeWalt Rotary Laser DeWalt — Mentioned for its 'Tool Connect' feature

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lake it will shoot that far and then if you ever lose the laser it will actually track your laser while you're out on a job site it will actually tell you where your laser is so I happen it's an app it's an app but it's an app for guys that use it on massive projects or if they're using it some you know they can also use these lasers inside on houses and things like that and it'll tell them exactly where it is so that the laser doesn't walk off the rotary this is technically a rotary laser so the rotary leader does laser doesn't walk off on one of their job sites now question there's more than one way to skin a cat and there's more than one opinion on any subject and so I wanted to find out from Blaine if he liked the DeWalt laser or the top Condor just because I like it doesn't mean he's going to like it and I want to find out from him what he feels about it good bad or in between and the reason I'm beating this dead horse is because I am a little bit salty at top con because when I was starting out I remember spending thousands of dollars on lasers that I didn't have I just didn't have it and there was nobody else out there providing an alternative method and so when this these Dewalt lasers finally came out it was like ah I really was a I really honestly appreciated the fact that I wasn't spending so much money on just a rotary laser and so that's why I'm covering this subject in so much detail now let's also look at how we actually read a grade out on a jobsite this is gonna be the next thing that we need to cover because if we're ideally setting grade for a patio something else we want one inch of drop per every eight feet of run meaning that every eight feet we go out the great should drop one inch no we're not setting this up for a patio but I just want to kind of walk you through how we read a grade like that so this is going to be our high point at this point we get our initial grade set again we're gonna be at three foot six here and as we go down we want the grade to go down if we want the water to flow that way the numbers should go up so as we move out over here our numbers should be bigger and Todd you were standing right thank you so whatever number this should be sometimes it takes a little bit to find the number so we're at three foot seven so that tells me that from this point to this point we've got one inch of drop and as we continue as long as we want the water to shed away we should maintain that one in two drop for every eight feet…

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