US Tape 24106 Stringliner® LevelWiz® LevelWiz® Reel 270' TW FL. OR

Great item, I didn’t know that it comes level which is awesome.

I bought this to check the soil grading in my yard. It's pretty simple to use: secure two stakes in the ground, tie the string around the first stake. Pull the string taut with the level hanging on the string in the middle, and raise/lower the string until the bubble is perfectly level, then tie off the string tight. Now, you have a level reference you can use to measure whether one side of your yard/wall/floor is higher than the other.There are lasers and other kinds of equipment that can help with this process, too, but they cost a bit more, and often don't work in as many situations as this simple piece of string on a spool.The level snaps into the bottom part of the handle, though I figure that will be the first part of this rig that will snap off. No problem for me, especially not for < $10. The spool can be rewound using the little nib in the top on the picture. It's pretty easy to rewind the line.The bright orange #18 nylon twine is very durable, and unless you leave it outside in the sun and weather for a few days at a time, it will last for years.

No complaints with the Stringliner 24106 Twist Line Pro Level Wiz Line Reel, Orange except for the level which is a piece of junk. Every time I attempt to use it I end up going back into the tool drawer for my Swanson string level. The Stringliner level almost always displays a broken up bubble making it impossible to tell when you are at level. NEVER have I had that happen with the Swanson.

The line and reel work well, the level however, I did not use, as I read some of the reviews and decided to buy a better line level, and it works great. The orange line is pretty bright, and easy to see, even in the sunlight.

Its just a spool with string so it did the job as far as that goes. The level was of low quality however and the bubbles would separate. Taping it with a pencil fixed the issue, I just had to do it a lot. Thus the 4 stars.

This is simple operation to unwind, but it is not real user friendly when trying to rewind. The handle kept catching the line unless I used 2 fingers to thread the line back onto the reel. If I had it to do over again, I would just buy a ball of twine. No moving parts, easy to unwind and to rewind.

Great for the price. Unwinding with the spinner took some getting used to, but like I said, for the price, it was above what I expected.

haven't used the stringliner yet but it appears to be what I'm looking for to work a couple of spring projects. If it proves to be less than it appears I'll consider revising therating.