00101-### Beamer 2000 Fits 3.5 to 14-Inch Beams up to 1.25-Inches Thick, Top or Bottom

Works as it should, wish they made it an inch longer though

Recently, I was working for Dilling Mechanical out of the SDI location in Pittsboro, IN. There, the safety measurements are somewhat strict. We had to tie off with a safety harness and beamer if we went four feet or higher off the ground. Unfortunately, Dilling Mechanical is tool poor (they had one Milwakee reciprocating saw for about 12-15 guys and two beamers for the same amount of guys). I knew that I could not afford to loose my job, so I bought this beamer. I used it for the entire job. Upon arrival of the Beamer 2000, I compared it to the ones Dilling Mechanical had. This one was of the same quality as the ones Dilling had, but much cheaper (lower priced). I believe that anyone who is serious about his/her job should have this beamer in his/her tool pouch. Now, I know that I don't ever have to worry about an employer proving me with this tool (a lot of them won't although they're supposed to). Now, I know that I don't have to worry about an employer firing me because I was not tied off a beamer when I was supposed to .

Works great safety first

Works just as I needed it. A very good buy

I my opinion this the best Beamer for the money. The only thing it’s missing is the pivoting D ring. If you want a centering Beamer, step up to the “Beamer 3000”