Adjustable level

Geometrical instruments – Indicator of direction of force traversing natural media – Level or plumb – terrestrial gravitation responsive

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33371, 33384, 33388, 33390, G01C 928

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054210941

ABSTRACT:
An adjustable level having an angled base with legs extending normal to one another from a common edge and with magnets spaced along and extending fully through each leg; an L-shaped bracket having at least one bubble housing fixed to a leg thereof; a post extending from the base and through a hole in the bracket; a spring on the post and between a head on the post and the bracket to bias the bracket towards the base and to thereby engage ribs on the bracket into grooves on the base; and a retainer for retaining the level to objects, including a flexible cord connected to a return spring and a loop and hook to secure the cord in a pulled out condition surrounding an object.

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