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Size: 24-Inch
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- DURABILITY: Shock-absorbing end caps of the torpedo level hold up to heavy use
- CONVENIENCE: Continuous edge for scribing
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Description
Get all your projects squared away with box and torpedo levels. Our 9-inch torpedo level fits in most toolboxes, has three vials for multiple measurements. The leveler tool is magnetic for hands-free use with metals. Box beam levels are accurate, durable, and are available in both standard and lighted models with easy-to-read LED vials.
Brand: CRAFTSMAN
Material: Metal
Color: Red and Black
Product Dimensions: 24"L x 24"W
Style: Standard
Brand Name: CRAFTSMAN
UPC: 885911573917
Global Trade Identification Number: 17
Manufacturer: CRAFTSMAN
Item Type Name: 24" box beam level
Included Components: Level
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Color: Red and Black
Style Name: Standard
Item Dimensions L x W: 24"L x 24"W
Material Type: Metal
Operation Mode: Manual
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 9-Inch
This is a very nice torpedo level. It's well-made, solid and accurate (at least the one I received is). The horizontal level is large and very easy to read unlike some other levels. (I found that I had four more torpedo levels that I had forgotten about but some are very old and one is innacurate and one is barely readable due to a dark and clouded bubble glass.) I see some reviewers mention that they can't check the accuracy because they don't have a known accurate level to check it against. But you don't need another level or even a known level surface to check a spirit level's accuracy. In fact, you don't need anything. To check the horizontal accuracy, simply place the level on a flat surface and see where the bubble rests in the vial. Then rotate the level around 180 degrees and if the bubble is in the same relative place, it's accurate. If not, it's innacurate. It's nice to have a level surface to do this so the bubble rests exactly between the lines but that isn't necessary. Checking the vertical and 45 degree bubbles is done the same way except on a vertical surface (like a wall) and a 45 degree surface. As for Craftsman tools: I see one review where the reviewer claims that Craftsman tools are THE best. Unfortunately, that's not true although their Professional grade and Industrial Grade tools are very good, in general. Craftsman has historically had three levels of tools. The top level was the Pro or Industrial tools. The mid-level were marked Craftsman. Those are the tools most people think of when they think of Craftsman tools. The lower "do-it-yourself/homeowner" grade has gone by several names. (Look up Craftsman tools in Wikipedia for a detailed explanation. Also, Sears never manufactured their tools. They used many suppliers. Stanley Black & Decker bought Craftsman tools from Sears a few years ago. Most Craftsman tools are now made in Asia - many in China. You can often tell by the part number of the tool where it was made. However, Stanley Black & Decker was building a plant in Texas to some production back to the U.S. Some tools were and are still made in America but most aren't. As you probably know, since selling Craftsman tools to Stanley Black & Decker, you can buy them at many outlets such as Lowe's, Ace Hardware, etc. But eash of those sources can use their own suppliers so it gets complicated. In recent years, there have been numerous complaints about Craftsman tools - especially automotive tools like sockets, ratchets, etc. Some claim they rust badly. I'm a tool freak owning so many tools that I couldn't even count them and for "regular" grade tools, I find that store brands these days are as good or even sometimes better than Craftsman tools. As those old enough to remember, tools made in Asia years ago were of absolutely terrible quality. That's not true today. In fact, Harbor Freight has some very find mechanics tools. I often feel sorry for those who bash HF without having actually purchased a tool from them. They do have some lousy tools but they also have some outstanding tools. In fact, if you go on YouTube and watch comparisons of HF tools vs. equivalent Snap-On tools (expensive!) you'll see that some HF tools are actually better than Snap-On tools for a tiny fraction of the price. The bottom line is there are a lot of very good tools available these days so check them out. The days when it was either Craftsman, Mac, or Snap-On are over. It's too bad that Mac and Snap-On don't respond to competition and lower their prices but those high prices are not due to the quality of the tools - at least not completely. It's their business plan. You can only buy them from a salesman and that means he gets his cut. There are probably other middle men in the chain too. That's why the prices are ridiculously high.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2021 by Old School
Size: 9-Inch
Lot better than the cheap plastic ones you can get. Should last a lifetime. Like the magnets, doesn't help with wood, but sticks to the side of my toolbox for easy access.
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026 by John Cook
Size: 9-Inch
Awesome product
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2026 by Sarah Martin
Size: 48-Inch
you cant go wrong with this brand. if you take care of your tool itll take care of you. the build, weight, size, and accuracy and dependability wont let you down. durable tool at a great price. as well as a lifetime guaranty. love the hand holds. highly recommend this tool. the form, funtion, reliability and readability are great.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025 by Fiez family
Size: 48-Inch
Bought the 48" level and there was a piece of something on the inside that I could hear when I turned the level around. Probably just a piece of plastic, but returned the level for a replacement, and the new level did the same thing. Never had a level that had free pieces in inside, returned it just in case the inside sounds where from something important.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2026 by DaveC
Size: 24-Inch
Good Quality. Gets the job done
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2026 by Derek Dechy
Size: 9-Inch
I checked for level and plumb by using a horizontal and vertical surface and then flipping 180° and checking again. The bubbles were perfect. I didn't check the 45° bubble but I suspect it is perfect as well. The bottom plane is milled aluminum for straightness and durability (see picture). It also has two magnets embedded in the aluminum for ease of use on steel objects like washers, dryers, stoves, et cetera. The bottom plane is the only plane that should be used for measuring plumb, level and 45°. Edit: I liked the torpedo level so much I decided to by the 48" level as well for a large deck project I have. I had a very good wooden level for years for every use I could think of including masonry, which was a former career of mine. It finally went out of plumb after decades of abuse and my last project of a brick firepit in my yard in 2020. I knew something was wrong when I was chasing level around the square firepit. The Craftsman 48" level is not that! This 48" level measures level and plumb accurately, however this is a lightweight level and should be treated as such. This is not made for a mason, or someone that uses a level professionally. It is hollow aluminum milled on both planes. Rather than having two level vials it has only one that is torpedo shaped for level on both opposite planes. I prefer two level vials that are more accurate when individually calibrated. If there is any variance in the torpedo shaped glass vial, one side could be inaccurate. That said the level I purchased appears to be as accurate as my eye can see. For the price, you can't go wrong if you take care of it and use it nicely.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2021 by Bringo
Size: 9-Inch
Great durability
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2026 by Kevin Nguyen