The STABILA Mason's level is designed for those who set brick, block and stone with a trowel. Striking shields allow the top of the level to be struck with the butt or blade of a trowel without causing damage to either the level or the trowel.
Why are Masons levels made of wood?
The basic level hasn't changed much in generations, but the material that these instruments come in has evolved to maintain accuracy and durability. Still, many masons prefer wood. Here's why. The level is a precision instrument that requires careful handling to ensure its continued accuracy.Jan 18, 2005
Why do masons use a level with their job?
Masons know that their signatures can be found within their work. A level can be seen as the “pen” used to assure this signature is bold and legible. A mason's level is a tool of legend. When you hold it in your hand, you feel the investment of quality and care.Oct 28, 2009
What are Mason levels?
: a level longer than a carpenter's level used in laying brick and stone masonry.