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In Reply to: Bubble level vs. iPhone level posted by posaune32foot@gmail.com on October 13, 2023 at 02:54:36:
No experience with the iPhone level.
But I don't like bubble levels, meaning the round flat type. I have two, one about the diameter of a dime, the other about the size of a quarter. Supposedly both intended for turntable use. Both lack resolution.
Instead I use a straight level about 4" long or another about 10". I found it most accurate to align them with the cross section of the table feet, whether 3 or 4. And align them with each cross section.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Bubble level - M3 lover 12:06:41 10/13/23 (8)
- RE: Bubble levels aren't bad - tketcham 13:30:48 10/21/23 (0)
- RE: Why do you need to align them with EACH cross section? nt - andyr 03:21:05 10/15/23 (6)
- RE: Why do you need to align them with EACH cross section? nt - Not Yet There 04:53:16 10/15/23 (5)
- RE: Sure you need to physically rotate the straight level ... - andyr 16:02:09 10/15/23 (3)
- RE: Sure you need to physically rotate the straight level ... - Not Yet There 09:20:25 10/21/23 (0)
- Easiest alignment - M3 lover 11:47:22 10/16/23 (1)
- RE: "I've found that aligning a straight level in line with opposite feet (4) to be easiest, as that is" ... - andyr 03:03:53 10/22/23 (0)
- RE: align them with EACH cross section - M3 lover 12:36:57 10/15/23 (0)
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