A Review of the Ryobi AirGrip

AirGrip is an electric vacuum technology that tool maker Ryobi uses at its laser level, and this function when you lay fences, walls, or other landscapes that require precisionThe AirGrip suction base of the level allows you to grab the flat surface, allowing you to use the levelInstall them freely and do not damage the surface on which you attach them.As of 2014, two laser Levelers-One of them is fully functional and one is moderately functional.-Equipped with AirGrip base.AirGrip base uses a small motor to generate suction to hold the liquid level tightly to a flat surface without marking or marking the surface.Because the base depends on the suction generated by the motor, it will stick together only when the unit is running, and the motor will make some noise when it is turned on.The base is better to stick to a smooth surface, but it will also stick to a clean, textured surface.In the outdoors, there are few perfectly smooth surfaces, and the AirGrip base may be less effective than the interior, but the plastic fence panel and finished wood may keep it still.The high-The End ProCross level has a multi-function laser that allows you to choose between horizontal or vertical leveling lines or cross-cross quasi-lines for precise positioning.The device has a control device with horizontal and vertical adjustment and is equipped with self-containedLeveling agency.In the event that the AirGrip base does not work, the unit can be mounted on a tripod or attached to an uneven surface with the attached straps and pins, so it should be flexible enough to fit outdoorsThe AirGrip compact stage is a basic unit compared to ProCross.It\'s only one-Function laser with a beam projection range of 30 feet, 50-with procros-foot range.It is not self-Leveling, and it is not adjusted.It is much smaller than ProCross for easy carrying and storage.The compact level is also equipped with a \"mounting assist\", a flat plate that you can fix on an uneven surface so that the vacuum base can get enough grip.The relative lack of installation options makes the compact level less prepared than ProCross on duty in the garden.Both ProCross and compact levels run on standard alkaline batteries, and if you work outdoors and stay away from replacement batteries, the battery life of the device can be a problem.ProCross provides a separate power supply for its laser and AirGrip base, each requiring 2 AA batteries;The battery life of the base is four hours of continuous use and 40 hours of laser use.The compact class has only one power supply for the laser and the base, and operates on 2 AAA batteries;The battery life of laser and 2 is 1 hour.Base 5 hours.