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I am wondering if anyone puts a small torpedo level on top of a larger level when checking something. this is the way I have been taught and it makes sense to me: the reason I understood this is because it is easier to keep track of one level than it is to keep track of five or six levels. I was taught this by an east coast carpenter and I was wondering if this is just an east coast thing. anyway, I am asking because some of the carpenters I am working with claim that they have never heard of such a thing.
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I am wondering if anyone puts a small torpedo level on top of a larger level when checking something. this is the way I have been taught and it makes sense to me: the reason I understood this is because it is easier to keep track of one level than it is to keep track of five or six levels. I was taught this by an east coast carpenter and I was wondering if this is just an east coast thing. anyway, I am asking because some of the carpenters I am working with claim that they have never heard of such a thing.