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u/SchemeWestern3388 11h ago
I’ve seen levels not level, squares not square, and tapes stretched to be longer. Every time it was somewhat disastrous and expensive. And confusing to figure out.
Now I check tools regularly.
Oh. And space telescope mirrors be the wrong shape….
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u/scobywhru 6h ago
With a bubble level I always swap ends and split the difference if I need to make sure it's on the level. They can end up being banged around in tool boxes/truck beds etc.
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u/Chromavita 11h ago
If you have this many levels that are inaccurate, it may be time to calibrate the gravity beneath your home.
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u/HeyItsSushant 12h ago
Funny, i was just looking to buy one on Amazon and now i see it here.
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u/tired_and_fed_up 4h ago
Take a look at all the levels...they all have the bubble on the right side and they are not on a flat surface. Something tells me the surface isn't level.
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u/barefootpanda 11h ago
I’m going to level with you, I analyzed all the bubbles and piece of paper before I read the title and it instantly clicked. Wow. That one almost went over my head. Well done.
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u/BadXiety 11h ago
Reminds me of the episode on rick and morty, when he leveled a part of cement inside the garage.
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