I have a Huepar plumb laser. My intent is to use this item with the plumb laserThis is 5 star compared to other similarly priced micro adjusters. However, on overall utility all of these similar priced units are really 4 star, there is simply very little differentiation at this price point.Pros: -- does support x-y and rotation with good degree of adjustment -- reasonably low lash and smooth operation for the amount of times I have used it, once worked in -- sturdy 1/4-20 mounting fastener for laser -- vertical rack adjustment works wellCons: -- plastic gear parts. At this price point this is expected, but one has to realize that long term life is lessened -- very stiff knobs until worked in, particularly the rotation unfortunately. The stiffness is such that accuracy of position cannot be maintained during adjustment until the unit has been used for a while -- the vertical rack lock method is poor-- it is a locking knob, very stiff to nearly unusable without using a pair of pliers. The lock should be a small lever not a knob, a trivial change to manufacturing but significant for usability as the vertical rack must be locked to be usable (or it sags and degrades z axis (height) laser accuracy). It is so hard to adjust that accuracy is lost during locking, losing z axis adjustment accuracy.Suggested improvements to make this useful for plumb laser use by one person with reference below the micro adjuster (this microadjuster will work with reference above the microadjuster). The concept here is that a plumb laser can be mounted, with micro adjustment for the plumb dot (x-y) and rotation adjustment to then line up the initial dot with a distant location, in order to establish a straight line from one point to another (say, on a floor). -- hole in bottom base should be about 4cm to allow down plumb laser through base with sufficient x-y adjustment to accurately acquire a reference location. -- the fixed press in 1/4-20 fastener should be replaced by changeable insert, 1/4-20 and 5/8-11 hollow. The Huepar plumb laser uses 5/8-11 threaded hole. -- the rotation adjustment needs to be zero lash and much less forceThese changes would permit this device to facilitate use of the Huepar laser plumb with one person, with x-y and rotation for accurate adjustment, particularly the rotation ability to accurately line up the laser line from an initial point to a target point.What folks do now is constantly tap the laser till alignment is achieved, then pray that nothing disturbs the set up forcing the process to start all over again. This is seriously time consuming with one person, tap, walk to distant point to see how far off, return, tap, rinse and repeat until frustrated enough that the result is "good enough". There are so many me-too micro adjust gadgets now from China, that one needs a differentiator to rise about the unwashed masses of copy cats vying for attention.

Brought a Huepar 4D laser level lately and of course it came with a magnetic bracket it self. The bracket that came with the laser is strong! Anyway as we know whenever we search for whatever on Amazon app then here come some product related stuff. It show me more stuff from huepar production and I noticed there's a cool looking bracket(the current product). I got curious so I took a look and as I know it's the same bracket as the huepar pro laser level bracket. But one thing I didn't noticed is the extra clamp for top and table. Which caught my attention because sometime there are no metal or can't drill any screws on the wall to use my magnetic bracket. It's a little feature that would help sometime, the cost wasn't too bad for a add on to my current huepar laser level. It's a habit of mine to check some people's review about the product and I noticed there are some people complaining about the magnet are not strong, so I got curious and as I know huepar pro laser level have the same bracket. I went ahead and read that product review as well and I noticed some people complaining about the bracket too. There was a video on that product and it shows the person is showing us his bracket is wobbly on a steel metal surface. So I took a look at the advertising picture of the product and it said "strong magnet" I got super curious. Finally I got my package came today and I hurry open the package up and I noticed the rectangle wear and tear spot on the bracket is stood up maybe like 1/16 of a inch. I did some sticking on metal surface here and there and I do noticed the wobble as the video guy mention. I went ahead and place a metal piece on every single pieces of magnet to see how strong is the magnetic, it was pretty strong. Which result is the wear and tear rectangle that is spacing out the magnet which cause the magnet not functioning as it supposed to. I took the advantage and fix it myself, I took out the rectangle wear and tear piece off the bracket (see picture) I did some more test without those 2 piece and it work! Work like it was supposed to. I did some correction on the 2 piece by cutting about 1/16 of a inch off the wear and tear piece (see picture) after all the correction is completed I use a little glue to glue it back in place. And of course I did my final test (see pictures) at the beginning I did a test with 2.5 lb that is a average laser level weight, after I went on full crazy mode I putted another 2.5 lb total of 5 lb 😅 and I went to a extreme test I double the weight which is 10 lb! Please check out my picture to see. Anyway this bracket is a fine magnetic bracket, just needed a little adjustments.*Note to Huepar*If your reading this please read the whole thing and hopefully you guys can make the adjustment at the factory that would be great for everyone. Once again this is a great product please make it great as it supposed to be.

Bracket has strong magnets and does an awesome job of fine tuning and lining up a laser across long distances. Love this bracket

This Base takes your laser level to the next level of usability. I have some large shelving in my pole barn and wanted to continue running it down the wall at same height. I set up this laser and could see all three axes of where the shelves should be. I only needed 1 axis for this project to put the brackets on the wall, but I could see all 3 lasers projected all the way across my 40' x 60' shop. The laser can be moved, micro-adjusted in at least 4 axes (X, Y, Z, Spin on Z)

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It's great for fine prescision just slow. Adjustment knobs are a little hard to access with my laser (Milwaukee m12) installed and the magnets to hold on studs are weak and untrustworthy.