Setting Up the Automatic Level

[@herrickkimball]

This is one of the best how-to videos I've watched on KZbin!

[@Kingsohio]

You're helping someone out here land a job. Thanks!

[@jeffreyallen3777]

Very ,very helpful. First video I've watched that had all the steps explained clearly in detail, especially using the leveling knobs. Thanks so much.

[@TryThinkingAboutIt]

This video is excellent. Focused, concise, well presented, it was clearly well thought out too. Exactly what I need. Thanks very much

[@sahdevthakur719]

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[@sunnybloke9174]

Very clear instructions with great closeups - appreciate the detailed explanations thank you

[@bharatgarg9668]

Thank you for explaining in such a detailed way. I think I got it now. Thanks again.

[@KalpitGurung-c9z]

I Hope you have a really nice life because you just saved me from the hardest thing I've ever had to do .

[@downunda107]

Brilliant Todd! ThankYou .very patiently and accurately delivered. Regards 🦘✌️

[@reubensuperales5228]

very comprehensive tutorial ever thank you

[@sayaknath1903]

Thank you Sir, I will see this video repeatedly untill I fully understand

[@mariammostafa7749]

Incredible video. Very helpful, thank you.

[@bwhog]

Older instruments (I like vintage gear) have their level vials affixed by screws to the telescope. I have found that using these two screws as a sight line, I can use that to find my target well enough to see it in the scope. So even if you don't have a sight, you can still improvise a means of doing so. of course, they also have four leveling screws so were a bit harder to true up...

[@AaronJTamba]

Thank you for this video. I learned a lot and can now set and operate my optical level efficiently.

[@charunyar9968]

Wow this video is excellent. Very well explained. Thank you so much

[@mlb6d9]

Thank You Sir for this! Very well explained....I've been wrestling with how to measure up my yard with distances as well as elevations - enter the Stadia Lines and formula, which I didn't know about. I tested it out on a 45' distance this evening and was within 1/4" - simply amazing!

[@sirrucesr.]

This was explained way better than in college

[@manikantagodi3239]

this is what i have searched for in levelling thankyou sir...

[@ajayali5851]

Very nice way to teach. Keep it up.

[@islandhopperstuart]

Thanks for your excellent video.

[@engineer_daner]

pov you are civil engineering student and u have surveying test tomorrow

[@yasinshah9423]

Woow What a Professional video!

[@sambudwan5624]

Keep it coming Todd...bravo!

[@ramonbaccomperi7871]

Good job, please can you recommend any books to read

[@rksmith5273]

The field artillery has been using aiming circles for decades. The leveling of this piece of equipment is the same. Good instructions. The primary difference is direction. I thought that this piece would enable the location of magnetic north but apparently it does not. I'll have to do more research on theodolites. Never used civilian equipment before but I am well versed in aiming circles and GLPS systems which enable location.

[@thoufeekraja4935]

Very super explaining. Keep going sir

[@Ingveyisnthome]

Excellent teacher Thanks so much

[@panchadiavinash2927]

I think u explained me better than my lecturer 😙😁😁😁

[@franklinarguedas4832]

Sir, I am doing a building and construction course and in the course we are taught how to use the dumpy level; that made me interested in acquiring one to use it on site, to setout the building, and for landscaping, drawing contour lines on a site plan, etc, would you please advise me as to what would be the best, entry level, cheap but accurate, dumpy level? I have been looking at the Topcon, and the Leica as well as the Bosch, except for the Bosch, the others seem a bit expensive for a student. Which one would you recommend, please? The next question, is wether the Dumpy level has now become obsolete due to the laser levels. Again, would you be kind enough to tell me whether laser levels are dangerous on the construction site, because of the possibility to accidently train the beam on someone's eyes? I was told by our teacher, that the most accurate level, is the dumpy automatic level, that lasers are not as accurate and outside are difficult to read, and therefore requires extra investment in a laser detector. Can you please advise, Sir? Regards, Franklin

[@quincybraly9829]

Thanks. This will come in handy when setting rough grades.. too blind for exacts, so will leave that to the professionals

[@armorvestrus4119]

.It is notable that in various instructional materials on level setup, the 360-degree circle is frequently overlooked without any explicit mention of its significance. The absence of acknowledgment regarding this crucial element may create a misconception that it holds no relevance. However, it is imperative to recognize that the 360-degree circle plays a pivotal role in the functioning of the instrument. Understanding its purpose is fundamental for achieving accurate and precise measurements, and it is advisable to incorporate comprehensive explanations of this component in instructional content to ensure a thorough understanding among users.

[@mma1457]

Really helpful video! Can you do something similar for a total station?

[@KhanKhan-hc1nq]

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[@johnpetrossi6406]

Having the fine leveling screws adjusted in the center should be mentioned at the beginning just saying watching instruments being set up for years

[@Susantadas-fh5ui]

Wow ...well explained

[@NikLyons]

How much do you think is a fail hourly wage for someone like me that is reaching my 60 day probationary period in Florida. I'm learning have been learning and making progress setting up the instruments and reading the level rod. I'm always early. To ask for a raise is honestly a bit scary. Thanks for the tutorials!🙂

[@pandumurmu]

Thank you Sir For providing helpful video

[@SujitKumar-sl8dw]

angular horizontal hair in auto level. What is it's use

[@blazeesq2000]

Is setting up over a point next?

[@yoezernamgay2764]

Thank you sir your video is helpful😁😁😁

[@faizanfaizi2809]

Sir shall you make videos on theodolite and total station

[@misco1111]

Thanks for useful tips.

[@MJ.Patman]

Thank you so much for your video

[@austinmapfumo7003]

very helpful and easy to understand

[@partikkumar5911]

excellent video sir

[@noname2071]

So Helpful ... Thanks :)

[@vimalvs291]

Great video sir🔥

[@normanbruyel5916]

Some great tips

[@AftabAli-vh7vp]

excelent video

[@nayandebnath2760]

thanks a lot sir for your valuable knowledge

[@enock3648]

I like your video.

[@pandumurmu]

Really Very Good explan you

[@manjud4167]

Thank you sir super video

[@stn82]

exellent. thanks

[@silverseltzer2739]

Thank you so much!

[@zentrousvenwex3367]

really helpful

[@LuckyBoy-sd3dp]

excuse me sir can you please add the procedures for contouring

[@牙嘿]

nice video

[@portosteven9947]

very Good... I like,...

[@mouffoknoureddine1]

very professionel thanks

[@Tim1967-o7j]

Gosh you sure are smart.

[@rakshithg3977]

This is damn helpful.... Tnku😊

[@JardonIRL]

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[@tvlog87]

good level

[@trikta9749]

When autolevel is preferred over other instruments

[@sambhupradhan6319]

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[@thembamahlangu8320]

Thanks a lot

[@eugeniustheodidactus8890]

Bubbles do not employ "gravity".

[@rizwanzahid5433]

thanx sir u r great sir auto level . but plz sir h.i difine

[@VenuGopal-od4gm]

Thank you

[@joehoffmann597]

All surveyors work off the same benchmarks and assume vertical lines are parallel.

[@yuryarpasi2398]

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Nice

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[@chandraprakash1386]

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[@SharpObserver1A]

Please skip all the useless crap to 6 minute time.

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Thanks

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