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To establish plumb with the PLS5and PLS3, place the #2 down beam over the mark to betransposed.See Fig.1.The #3 up beam is exactly plumb within specification.You can shoot plumb marks down and up, or cantilevered over the edge of a building/shaft opening or floor track, etc.See Fig.2.Use the floor stand with your PLS5or PLS3to increase thesight angle of the #2 down beam.The PLS3and PLS5can quickly survey existing conditions for plumb.Use a tape and #3 up beam.Position the laser near the structure. Check any distance up or down the structure.It is also possible to transpose marks from a roof or ceiling down to the floor.Move the laser until the #3 up beam hits the edge or center of the ceiling component to be transposed.Mark the floor at the #2 down beam.See Fig.2 and 3. 3 FIG. 2 FIG. 3 FIG. 1
2 FLOORLAYOUTPLUMBPOINT CENTER BEAMON LAYOUT
To establish plumb with the PLS5and PLS3, place the #2 down beam over the mark to betransposed.See Fig.1.The #3 up beam is exactly plumb within specification.You can shoot plumb marks down and up, or cantilevered over the edge of a building/shaft opening or floor track, etc.See Fig.2.Use the floor stand with your PLS5or PLS3to increase thesight angle of the #2 down beam.The PLS3and PLS5can quickly survey existing conditions for plumb.Use a tape and #3 up beam.Position the laser near the structure. Check any distance up or down the structure.It is also possible to transpose marks from a roof or ceiling down to the floor.Move the laser until the #3 up beam hits the edge or center of the ceiling component to be transposed.Mark the floor at the #2 down beam.See Fig.2 and 3. 3 FIG. 2 FIG. 3 FIG. 1
2 FLOORLAYOUTPLUMBPOINT CENTER BEAMON LAYOUT