The Ultimate Guide to Finding the Best Laser Level Accessories

You’ve purchased your first laser level and you’re ready to get to work! Before you do, however, it’s important to consider some of the best laser level accessories you should use alongside your new tool. There are plenty of accessories available that can help you handle the most common jobs and make using your laser much safer and easier. In this guide on the ultimate guide to finding the best laser level accessories, we’ll go over each of these accessories, including tripods, clips, adaptors and poles, so you can make an informed decision on which ones are right for you.

 

Laser Level Tripod

Tripods are an important accessory to consider, as they help you keep your laser level stable and in place. In some cases, a tripod is even better than a wall mount. If you have a laser level tripod already or plan on buying one separately, make sure it’s sturdy enough for your laser level and compatible with your device before purchasing. Depending on your laser level’s mounting size, look for tripods that come with either 1⁄4-inch sockets or 3/8-inch sockets (or both). You can also shop by price range and brand.

 

Laser Level Clips

Clips are simple but versatile tools that can be attached to a variety of surfaces. They often have an X or Y pattern that helps you line up your laser level, and they can also help you use your laser level in tight spaces. Make sure you get some clips if your job requires you to use a laser level with something that isn’t flat, like wood or brick. If a clamp doesn’t work for what you need, opt for a clip instead. You can find cheap laser level clips online that should do the trick, so don’t settle on low-quality laser accessories just because you think they’re cheap. It only takes one time dropping your $1000+ laser level before it pays for itself—and costs a lot more than its initial purchase price! Another thing to note is that while home improvement stores might sell these accessories as well as any other hobby shop, we strongly recommend shopping around online rather than relying on physical retail stores.

 

Laser level Adaptor

There are a lot of situations when an laser level adaptor will come in handy. Perhaps you already have a tripod but need an extra adaptor so you can work with both levels on a single tripod? Maybe you want to mount your laser level on top of another platform like a bucket or ladder and need it securely connected? Whatever situation or purpose you have, Huepar has exactly what you need. With multiple types of adaptors and mounts available, we’re sure to be able to find one that fits your needs.

 

Laser level Tripod Combo

The perfect laser level tripod combo allows you to tackle almost any project – from hanging pictures and installing shelves, cabinets and even under-cabinet lighting. If you need a reliable laser level, chances are it’s going to be mounted on a tripod. Luckily for you, we’ve rounded up some of our favorites! These laser level tripods range in price but most include additional attachments that make mounting your laser much easier. It might seem like overkill at first (and you can always find good deals on eBay), but I promise once you start using one, you won’t want to go back.

 

Laser level Pole

Using a Laser level can be tricky in places where it’s hard to hold onto your laser level. When working at high levels, you might want to consider purchasing an extension pole. Extension poles are ideal when looking for a way of having both hands free while still being able to read your laser level. An extension pole will allow you to leave your laser level attached and extended which means you don’t have to worry about loosing or dropping it as you work. Look out for extension poles that give you a wide range of adjustment so that they can fit most standard sized laser levels. We recommend using adjustable extension poles as these generally offer a more flexible length than fixed length models. One other thing to think about is how much weight your extension pole can support? Laser levels tend to vary on their weight but we would suggest extending no further than two meters with smaller lightweight laser levels and two point five meters with larger heavy-duty laser beams.