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The DeWalt 165 is a red-beam line laser that projects five spots and a horizontal line for leveling and layout work. It self-levels within about 4 degrees and holds accuracy to roughly 1/4 inch per 100 feet, with a locking pendulum switch that protects the mechanism in transit. It suits carpenters, electricians and installers doing track, cabinet and framing layout, where a compact spot-and-line tool beats a full 360-degree laser on size and simplicity. Against rotating and 360-degree lasers it trades coverage for a simpler, cheaper-to-own design, and owners generally find it accurate and tough for jobsite use.
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Lowest price we've seen: $198.00 on Nov 11 at eBay. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 11.
Owners describe the DeWalt 165 as a reliable, easy-to-set-up line laser for interior layout, with the locking pendulum and rugged housing getting frequent praise. Complaints center on red-beam visibility outdoors and in bright rooms, and on the limited coverage compared with 360-degree lasers.
It projects a red beam and does not project 360 degrees. Its listed uses are bottom and top track installation, and it is suited to metal surfaces.
The level self-levels within +/-4 degrees. A single lever power switch locks the pendulum in the off position. The overmolded plastic housing helps maintain calibration under jobsite conditions.
