Bosch is a proven brand for a variety of tools that are often used by builders, land surveyors, estimators, and designers. But they're also common in the DIY market. These can include any of the following:
- Layout tools
- Detection tools
- Measuring tools
- Inspection tools
- Power tools
Bosch also makes a variety of products that are used for construction layouts, which include:
- Rotary laser levels
- Point lasers
- Line laser levels
- Automatic levels
- Transit levels
- Theodolites
- Plumb lasers
They also make wall scanners, stud finders, and a number of other tools that can be used to find what’s inside walls and floors. You can even find a number of standard power tools, which include:
- Drills
- Hammer drills
- Table saws
- Routers
- Router tables
- Sanders
- Nail guns
- Shop vacs
Feel free to look at what’s available at Engineering Supply, so you can find the perfect tool for your specific needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are Bosch tools made?
A lot of Bosch products are made in Germany, but some of them might be manufactured in Italy or Spain. Engineering Supply is proud to carry Bosch tools in our store. So if you’re looking for a place to find quality tools that you can use on the job site, be sure to look at what we have in our store.
How do I set up a Bosch laser level?
Place the Bosch laser level in a safe position that will allow you to do what you need to. Then, turn it on by using the on/off switch on the left side of the machine. But before you set up any Bosch self-leveling laser, you should take the following precautions:
- Don’t point the laser beam to any other person or animal, because it could result in serious injury.
- Don’t leave the machine while the laser beam is still turned on.
- Wear safety goggle while you use the machine.
- Don’t disassemble or attempt to repair any parts that are associated with the laser beam.
- Keep children out of reach while you’re handling or working with a Bosch laser level.
- Follow all safety instructions that are written on the battery’s cover, and keep them out of reach of children.
- Don’t remove or deface the safety instructions under any circumstances.
- Regularly check the machine for any ambiguities.
- Stay alert and safe while you’re using the machine.
If you’re looking for a place where you can find a broad selection of Bosch tools that you can purchase online, be sure to look at what we have at Engineering Supply.
Why is my Bosch laser level flashing?
If you see the beams on your Bosch laser level start to flash, there are two possibilities. Either the battery is low, or the machine is out of level. Try to reset the laser. And if it doesn’t work, remove the batteries for at least 30 minutes before replacing it with new ones. If you’re still having the same issue, be sure to contact Bosch Customer Support for more in-depth troubleshooting.
What is the best type of Bosch laser level?
Here are some of the more popular Bosch tools that are used for laser leveling:
- Bosch GTL3 Tile Laser— Is accurate up to 1/16 of an inch at a range of 20 feet.
- Bosch GLL3-80— Is accurate up to 1/4 of an inch at a range of 100 feet.
- Bosch GLL2— Is accurate up to 3/16 of an inch at a range of 30 feet.
- Bosch GRL300HVCK— Is accurate up to 1/8 of an inch at a range of 100 feet.
- Bosch GTL2 Laser Square— Is accurate up to 1/2 an inch at a range of 30 feet.
The Bosch self-leveling laser is considered to be one of the best on the market, because it’s as strong as it is accurate. Be sure to look at the broad selection of Bosch tools that we have at Engineering Supply.
How do I calibrate a Bosch laser level?
To calibrate a Bosch laser level, you will need to know how the two axes are aligned. You can find this information by looking at control panel. The X axis will be from left to right, while the Y axis will be from front to back in relation to the control panel. For a Bosch self-leveling laser, you can go into calibration mode by pressing a series of buttons on the laser level. And the LED light on the power button should be flashing. You may have to do this process a couple of times to get the proper timing.
If you’re looking for a place where you can choose from a broad selection of Bosch tools, be sure to look at what we have at Engineering Supply.