Laser Alignment System

[Rockers]

Look at this German made laser light system.    www.z-laser.com
This is a very strong, professional system and they last forever.
For textile you need the Z series, they have all the options, clamps etc.

Obviously I`m very biased when it comes to German products but in this case I`ll try the Chinese lasers first. Less then half the price. At least for the prototype:)

[mt_signex]

I ended up building one that is probably similar to the units based on the photos I had seen and it's working great.  A few changes will have to be made but it'll do for now!

[mt_signex]

I ended up building one that is probably similar to the units based on the photos I had seen and it's working great.  A few changes will have to be made but it'll do for now!

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[Rockers]

I ended up building one that is probably similar to the units based on the photos I had seen and it's working great.  A few changes will have to be made but it'll do for now!

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What are these blue flexible "arms", that hold the lasers, called? Trying to find something like that online but have no clue what to search for.

[abchung]

ebay keyword: flexible plastic pipe.

Not sure if these are the ones.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xflexible+plastic+pipe.TRS0&_nkw=flexible+plastic+pipe&_sacat=0

[Rockers]

I ended up building one that is probably similar to the units based on the photos I had seen and it's working great.  A few changes will have to be made but it'll do for now!

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Ok found it. Third Hands is what I`m looking for.
What are these blue flexible "arms", that hold the lasers, called? Trying to find something like that online but have no clue what to search for.

[mt_signex]

They are called "loc line", specifically 1/4 loc line.  The fittings for brand name loc line and the cheaper version do not work together, so it does slightly matter which one you get.