Checkpoint U6 V-Groove Level Red

I needed something to level cylindrical things and this thing does the trick and it fits in my pocket. The fact that I can set things to fixed angles is just a bonus.

I purchased the U6v groove level for an electrician course that I have been attending. We have recently been practicing pipe bending (conduit)and this tool has been perfect for checking bend angles especially for offsets.This item has turned out to be more convenient than standard levels and has been the choice tool of the other students and the instructor for checking projects. It's size makes it extremely covenient to use and many other students have already or plan on purchasing their own.

I would give this 5 stars if the angles were stamped in. Bought this level to use with my torpedo because the floors on my job were so bad. I was doing a bunch of panels and got tired of having to use the door frame to see if my bends were good and this added level changed the game. It’s very handy I normally leave it stuck on my bender handle so I don’t have to carry it. I highly recommend this level.

When bending 3 and 4 point saddles these are very difficult to beat! These levels make it very easy to get the job done.

Magnets are strong very good love it

I am a union electrician. This is extremely handy when bending conduit. Most the guys on my team have this level. I highly recommend it works very well. Magnets are strong and I like the fact that it comes in a protective case with a loop to attach to a tool belt. Would definitely purchase again.

This is a very good tool for any electrician.

Love the conciseness of this product. It's very small and easy to put in your pocket ( just not near your phone of course). I've used the different angles on it for all kinds of conduit bends and found it very useful. The only problem that i've had with it is that I haven't had it 3 months and one of the magnets has already fallen out and been lost. The markings for the degrees on the side wear off due to just being painted on and should be stamped into the sides of the tool, but usually after use for a while you get used to recognizing which angle you need without having to read for it on the side. Otherwise....been very useful