Laser level with adjustable laser projection line
AssigneeChervon International Trading Co., Ltd.
InventorShuming Wu
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Abstract
A laser level with adjustable laser projection line comprises a support bracket, a housing, a switch, a laser generator which project a fanned laser beam to the surface of the work piece to form a line, and wherein a rotating mechanism is coupled to rotate the laser generator thereby causing rotation of the line. There is also a positioning device to position the laser level on an arbitrary surface.
Claims22
A method for projecting a light beam generated from a light generating device, the method comprising:
- attaching the light generating device to a first surface;
- projecting a laser beam through a lens to form a line having a first position on a second surface to be illuminated;
- and
- rotating the lens clockwise until a stop brings it to its limit such that the line on the second surface is one of either perpendicular or horizontal to the light generating device.
A method for projecting a light beam generated from a light generating device, the method comprising:
- attaching a mounting base to a first surface;
- connecting the light generating device to the mounting base;
- generating light from the line generating device to form a line having a first position on a second surface perpendicular to the first surface;
- and
- adjusting the light generated from the line generating device until a stop defines a second position of the line on the second surface, which forms an angle between about 0 and 90 degrees from the first position of the line on the second surface.
A method for projecting a reference line on a surface, the method comprising:
- attaching a mounting base having a metallic attachment surface to a vertical surface;
- attaching a line generating device having a magnet to the mounting base by placing the magnet adjacent to the metallic attachment surface to create a magnetic attachment between the magnet and the attachment surface;
- projecting a laser beam through a lens to form a line on a surface to be illuminated;
- orienting the line on the surface to be illuminated using a first level bubble to create a reference line having a first position on the surface to be illuminated;
- and
- rotating the laser generator with respect to the mounting base such that the reference line forms a second position, defined by a stop, on the surface to be illuminated.
A method for projecting a light beam generated from a light generating device, the method comprising:
- attaching a mounting base to a first surface;
- attaching the light generating device to the mounting base;
- generating light from the line generating device to form a line having a first position on a second surface;
- leveling the line in one plane using at least one bubble level;
- adjusting the light generated from the line generating device such that the line has a second position, defined by a stop, on the second surface, which forms an angle between about 0 and 90 degrees from the first position of the line on the second surface.
A method for projecting a reference line onto a surface to be illuminated, the method comprising:
- providing a line generating device having a laser generator, a lens, a rotating mechanism connected to one of either the laser generator or the lens;
- projecting a laser beam from the laser generator through the lens to project a fan-shaped laser beam that forms the reference line on the surface to be illuminated;
- moving the rotating mechanism to a first position wherein the rotating mechanism cooperates with a first stop such that the reference line defines a first position on the surface to be illuminated;
- and
- moving the rotating mechanism to a second position wherein the rotating mechanism cooperates with a second stop such that the reference line defines a second position on the surface to be illuminated, the second position of the reference line forming an angle of approximately 90 degrees with the first position of the reference line.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.