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1. 
   McDesign | Aug 03, 2006 02:45am | #1

   Depo's got one I use, 4' in a yellow caseI think the wood is bamboo strips; still level after 5-6 years.

   Forrest

2. 
   NickNukeEm | Aug 03, 2006 03:09am | #2

   Johnson.  I think.

   http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_hi/103-5957622-4067033?url=search-alias%3Dtools&field-keywords=johnson+level+48%22&Go.x=9&Go.y=16

   Guess it's true.

    

   "I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul."  Invictus, by Henley.

3. 
   panicmechanic | Aug 03, 2006 03:42am | #3

   Back in the day, all the masons I worked with prefered  Velander levels which now seem to be the Velander series by Empire.

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   This is Empire model 20-048. $81 at

   Ceco Sales
4. 
   davidmeiland | Aug 03, 2006 04:05am | #4

   Not exactly what you're asking for, but these are excellent levels:

   http://www.capcityequipment.com/mblevels1220.html

5. 
   vintage1 | Aug 03, 2006 05:03am | #5

   Crick used to be the level of choice for masons.  Nice level and very accurate. 

   I saw in another thread here, Crick had been bought by someone else. 

   I would still recommend them for a brass wrapped, wood level.

6. 
   DougU | Aug 03, 2006 06:15am | #6

   not brass but will SS do?

   Three Smiths and a 6' Crick.

   http://www.cricktool.com/home.php

    

   
   

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   Edited 8/2/2006 11:16 pm ET by DougU