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gordy · #11 (**permalink**) 21st January 2010

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Originally Posted by Garry Adams

I was talking with some Scaffs from St Fergus Gas Terminal, they were telling me about a Sabila which has been modified---the modification being that, the plumb bead can be adjusted to angles of between 45 and 35 Degrees from Plumb---apparently this provision is to allow for Bracing, Pick-ups and Raker's to be installed to with in parameters of the recommended angle.

Seems quite placeable given the advancements and innovations that has appeared of late---

Just wondered if any one has seen or heard of these levels.

Garry...

Yeah, Garry, Leachs sent through one of their leaflet things to me the other day which had these on. Give me a shout if you need their details

Garry Adams · #12 (**permalink**) 21st January 2010

gordy

Thanks for that---yes please, if you could send me their details for future referance.

Garry...

Spunkywads26 · #13 (**permalink**) 22nd January 2010

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Originally Posted by Garry Adams

gordy

Thanks for that---yes please, if you could send me their details for future referance.

Garry...

I have sent these details to Garry by pm

Neil@BuyBrandTools.Com · #14 (**permalink**) 22nd January 2010

Hi Garry

Give us a call or an email and we should be able to get you a good price on the tool you mentioned.

daz · #15 (**permalink**) 23rd January 2010

A lad i work with has one,it just has a extra bubble dial at top of the level,feels a bit bulky but a good idea.

scaff · #16 (**permalink**) 7th February 2010

Hi Garry,
Ive used this before: Stabila Type 81S REM W45

You can probably calibrate the 45 degree section to suit a job.

Garry Adams · #17 (**permalink**) 7th February 2010

Scaff

Thanks for the Ref N.o M8---seems like a good piece of kit, especialy if the Inspection/Tag Man is working to the recommended angles of between 35 through to 45 Degrees. I was told that it was a Scaff who pushed the idea.

Garry...

K1ng B1lly · #18 (**permalink**) 9th February 2010

i threw away my staby nearly 3 years ago
ever since ive been using a level made by stanley, the FAT MAX,
its the same shape and size as most stabys but it gives you a more accurate reading, 10year warranty, and you can adjust one of the three levels to suit any angle wich comes in handy wen doing angled edge protection, ledger brace, face brace ...ect

strongly advise street scaffs to have a look

Garry Adams · #19 (**permalink**) 9th February 2010

K1ng Billy

Thanks for the info---by the way have you got any s/k's doone in the Yard ???

Spunkywads26 · #20 (**permalink**) 9th February 2010

I got a sack of S/K's in our yard, but a bit far from you Garry.