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“I use the Plumb-it level constantly in light commercial wood framing and I have found that its speed and accuracy and durability is unbeatable. A conscientious builder shouldn't go through life without a Plumb-it level. The Plumb-it level allows me to perform my work with ‘no doubt’ and no wasted moves.”
Dennis S. Cahalin
Las Vegas, Nevada

“The only level I would use on walls over 6’ tall. It is an excellent product; a real time saver.
Dave Couture
Framing Superintendent, Del Webb
Tucson, Arizona
“I have had great results from my level and have only the best to say about it”... “Now a Building inspector... I use it to check the work of others.”
Chris Thyrring
Halcyon, California
“Our firm has purchased at least 8 (Plumb-it) levels over the last 2 years — wouldn't be caught dead without them.”
Gean Saucerman
Foreman, Tucson Carpentry
Tucson, Arizona
“My help use it everyday and everybody likes it. Its just great when you have different plate heights. If it holds up we'll be buying another one in the future. PS. Great level!”
William C. Law
Atlantic Highlands, NJ
“Thank you for a very good useful tool.”
Edward Feuerstack
Bergenfield, New Jersey
“I think your invention is terrific! It's saved me many hours of ‘straight-edge searching’ and given me the satisfaction of knowing the job is right every time. I use it on timber, landscaping walls, fence posts... long waste lines (plumbing) and it's great for Deck construction!” “It's a pleasure to use and always saves time, I've recommended it to others.”
I use it “setting windows — sliding doors — exterior door frames, etc. — excellent for plumbing gable end trusses.”
Austing Marks
West Willington, Connecticut
 “I would not recommend it to others because if all framers had one -the Builders I sub work from won't be so impressed with me and my Professionalism.”
Bordelon Construction Co.
New Orleans, Louisiana
“Since my business covers such a wide range of things, from building houses to fixing toilets, I don't always have a need for my Plumb-it. When I do need it, I LOVE IT! And would certainly replace it and recommend it.”
Robert C. Howard
Cliff Island, Maine
“I recommend it (the Plumb-it extendable level) all the time, I could not do without it. In fact I am not sure how I did as well in the trades before I had it.
My Plumb-it stick is the greatest tool I have ever had the privilege to own and use. My entire crew loves it in every way.... I hardly ever do tract homes, so eight foot walls or partitions are some-thing we never see. Henceforth, being able to extend where ever it is needed our stick does it all.”
Tom D. Marier, General Contractor
Memphis, Tennessee
“The level is great. On Long Island they use a 2’ level to plumb and line a house. (But they also use 16 oz. hammers for framing, no worm drive saws, cloth aprons and even a few fold up rulers still.) Thanks for inventing something so functional, modern and useful. Thank you.
Jim Lochead, President (with callouses)
Armstrong Bothers Builders, Inc.
Oakdale, New York
“The Plumb-it level has far exceeded my expectations, its light weight, extendable, and very accurate.”
Kevin Craig
Black Walnut Building & Design
Tilghman Island, Maryland
I was looking for a foot for my plumb-it level and found your web site. I noticed the testimonials, including the one by my late friend Dave Couture (who died on his Harley in 89). Anyway I thought I would drop a comment, as well as try to find out how to get a replacement foot.
Amazingly enough, I bought my plumb-it the same day that Dave bought his, we were both supers for Lauderbach Builders at the Dell Webb Sun City Vistoso job at the time.
I have had my plumb-it level since then and have enjoyed it, as well as relied on it almost daily for many years now (17 or 18, hard to remember). The level has been used to build projects in 4 states now, and has always received rave revues when I pull it out of my truck.
Even today, so many years later, when the foot broke I still had two guys ask how to buy one and begging me to find out if they were still available. My level reads as dead on as it did the day I bought it and has never given any troubles like the many others I have had over the years.
Thanks for so many years of great service from the best tool I have ever bought.
Pierce Gawne
Owner, Pierce's Custom Carpentry
Denton, Texas.

Christopher Kel "remodel carpenter" <http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A3JYDD8A4J2CH7/ref=cm_cr_auth/103-7997557-8510219> (Denver, CO United States)

This was a level designed by a carpenter for carpenters and it shows. I do remodeling work for a living, and on each new job I seem to find a new use for this level. It's a must have for plumbing walls during framing, but I've also used it horizontally to level cabinets, vertically align cabinet bottoms and tops, shim uneven floors, layout trim (though a laser is sometimes better for this application), as a straight edge, level decks, hang doors, do concrete slab layout, and make stud measurements where the top plate slopes at odd angles.

Because the level is extendable, it can fit in the tall axis of any door jamb for hanging doors. I wouldn't even bother with a door jamb level kit since this level does the job well and is more versatile. If you do remodeling work and have to frame in an existing gable or other place with a sloping top plate, just layout the stud spacing on the bottom plate, then extend the level to the top plate while keeping it plumb. Then measure the length of the level when it's in position to get the length of the stud to cut. The extendable feature also makes it easy to set up depth stakes for concrete layout in basement rooms.

Since this level reduces to about a third of it's extended length, I can easily fit the PIX 5.0 (which extends to almost 14 feet but reduces to 5 feet) in the back of my truck. Compare that to Stabilia's 12 foot plate level that reduces to 7 feet and wouldn't fit in my truck. Don't get me wrong, I do like Stabilia's products, *but Plumb-It makes a better plate level.*

I've been using this level for over 3 years and I acquired it used from a pawn shop. So far, it has maintained a level of accuracy equal to my Stabilia levels and has withstood a lot of job site abuse. Soon I'll have to replace the level's feet, but the company makes this easy and affordable (about $12).

"mastrke" <http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A21VNLZRA52L7Q/ref=cm_cr_auth/103-7997557-8510219> (Notasulga, Al USA)
This is a must have for the serious framer.
I have worn out my first one after 6yrs of abuse from the kind of hired hands we all have to deal with. I won't be caught without one now.

"jimsandy" <http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A1I08BUN5R7PN1/ref=cm_cr_auth/103-7997557-8510219> (Moneta, VA United States)
This is a wonderful tool. One of my partners suggested we get one and I kept putting it off, now I wonder why I waited so long. We can now plumb 12 foot garage walls using top and bottom plates for extreme accuracy. It also makes basement walls easier to frame. My gables are always plumb and roof over framing is a breeze with a 13 foot straight edge. I think we are the only crew in town using this tool and that definitely gives us an edge over the competition.