Great laser. Great value. Instruction book is t very good though
Working within the motorsport, restoration and restomod industry I recently decided to purchase the Huepar ag01 digital angle gauge to help complete a recent job. Its very accurate and its back-lit screen makes it very easy to see from a distance when making minor adjustments. Wouldn't have been able to complete the job properly without it and I'd highly recommend the product to anyone debating to make the purchase. 👌🏼 @weldfab_mike
Pleased so far. I needed a plumb line level. Not used it extensively yet but seems sturdy and neat and simple
Used it twice now and found it really easy to set up and very accurate, so glad I went for this newer model.
The locking switch is not unlocking properly and is loose, will be returning the level
Pleased with my laser. I really wanted one with a plumb line. The one I wanted is out of stock which was on adjustable legs. I am entry level so will see if I need something more at a later date. No instructions for the plate that it comes with. I would recommend.
Hi great bit of equipment, been using it for the past week,
Spot on , very easy to set up.
Great service from company
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Well done
I really like the laser, it does everything I need it to, battery life is good, the remote is an excellent touch, and it works well. The supplied brackets are quite wobbly and a little cheap feeling, for a pro product, as is the case that it all fits in, and yes, I know this is a fraction of the cost of other brands, which is why I have given it 4 stars. What I would like to see, is a pro product, with just the laser and one high quality, adjustable bracket. Nothing else, no glasses, no clamps that will never be used, and put the money saved into producing an awesome bracket/clamp (like Bosch do) that is as good quality as the laser. They could even sell the bracket separately!
The other thing that is a little annoying is the price charged in the UK vs the rest of the world. You can pick up the ZK04CG full kit on Aliexpress for £150 delivered. And, yes, we would have to pay VAT and import duty on that, in the UK, but it would still be £100 cheaper than buying at the full retail price on places like Amazon. Why does it have to be like that?
I also bought the matching outdoor receiver, the LR-8RG. It is pretty good, I tried it outside and it picked up the laser perfectly in moderate daylight, no direct sun. Build quality is fine, although the screen part is made from really soft plastic, so I don't see that lasting very long in a site environment. That said, we really need to keep in mind how much these things cost, in relation to the big brands, and that really is why Huepar are doing so well. People realise, they can pay over £1000 for a Milwaukee laser with brackets and a packout, but it does exactly the same thing as the Huepar, and the Huepar is less than £200.
I bought their extendable pole with tripod legs. I had seen some less than positive reviews about this style of pole, but I thought I would give it a go. I have to say that I am quite impressed, especially for the money. So there are a few sections of aluminium, painted yellow with cm and inches on, and no they don't line up properly as the YouTube reviews would have you believe, but who cares?
You can use the pole in a couple of different ways. Firstly, just as a floor to ceiling pole for inside areas, and then along with a supplied set of tripod legs, so you can use it outside, where there is no ceiling to push against. Used as just a pole, it is very sturdy and I could not find anything to complain about. When using the tripod legs, you need to make sure that you fully extend the telescopic legs, or the whole structure of the tripod will not be rigid. Once the legs are out, the frame pushes down and it all feels nice and sturdy. You can also adjust each leg individually for uneven surfaces. So, the build quality of the poles was pretty good, the tripod was pretty good, and the clamp is better (more sturdy) than the one that comes with the level. The only let down here, is the bag.
I did have to contact support with questions, and they respond quickly, so that is a big positive for Huepar.
So, yes, I do highly recommend the ZK04CG. If you can put up with the wobbly brackets, or better still, buy some better ones, you have a most excellent 4x360 laser that the big brands just can't compete with. Well done Huepar.
I had a big YellowD red light laser. So it was a major reason I needed an all round version and green beam system.
This delivers exactly what I wanted. The green beam can be seen easily and in a very light room. The battery is perfect and I am not constantly renewing AAs as before. Great storage case is a bonus when you’re moving stuff all the time.
The bracket is a little loose but it makes up with this by the fantastic adjustment facility with is one of the most usable options and with such fine adjustment’s it makes alignment much quicker. Really please with it and the ability with the phone app the see the battery % is a bonus plus charging can be done while in use or with the battery off which I really like
Let me start by saying the laser level itself has been excellent so far; where it falls, almost literally, is the magnetic attachment. There is no way it's strong enough. Mine slid down a metal RSJ just under the weight of the attachment itself, so there was no way I was attaching the laser level there, too. I don't know if it's a bridging gap caused by the rubber feet on there or if the magnets aren't strong enough, but this was a big part in me changing from my older laser to this and has been a bit of a headache.
Thought I'd try a laser level that didn't cost hundreds of pounds considering I won't be using one too often.Have to say I'm happy with my purchase so far.
