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Who Uses I-Beam Levels?

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Who Uses I-Beam Levels?

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I-beam levels are most popular with the general contractor, who may be working with wood studs and nails, which can be picked up by a magnetic level. Second, drywallers love i-beam levels for the magnet strength on steel studs. Finally, the homeowner is a large consumer of i-beam levels, primarily because you can get a lot of level for the money. A four foot, professional i-beam level can be found in most places for around $25 and around $30 for a magnetic version. For a lighter gauge four foot aluminum level, you might find one for just over $10, while on the high end, it may range near the professional box beam level, around $35-$40. Levels with magnets will always be more than their non-magnetic counterparts. ©2010 Johnson Level & Tool Mfg. Co., Inc.

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