Milwaukee 4 in. Pocket Level
$24.97
Grab a new addition to finish your measuring tasks comfortably in the jobsite with this Milwaukee Pocket Level.
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Description
The Milwaukee Pocket Level offer users a compact, yet heavy-duty alternative to current protractors and angle finders, while also functioning as a traditional pocket level for quick checks. Amplified Rare Earth Magnet Technology utilizes magnetic circuits to redirect and focus the magnetic field for industry-leading holding power. Providing functionality similar to a protractor, a Locking 360° Adjustable Vial secures the vial in place so users can identify and repeat any angle needed. A locking screw protects the accuracy of the vial whether it’s taken in and out of pockets or pouches. Sharpsite Vial Technology magnifies the bubble so it’s easier to read and the vial is engineered with high-impact acrylic for ultimate durability that will protect accuracy over the life of the level.
- Amplified rare earth magnets: 2X holding power on metal jobsite material
- Rotating vial allows users to set and identify any angle
- Locking feature ensures all day accuracy at any angle while level is taken in an out of pockets and pouches
- Heavy-duty die cast construction ensures maximum durability when dropped
- Compact size allows for ultimate jobsite functionality
- Milled working surface
- Tethered edge for easy in and out of pockets and pouches
- Includes: 4 in. pocket level
Additional information
| Weight | .38 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.70 × 1.25 × 4.29 in |
| Accuracy | .005 in |
| Assembled Depth (in.) | 3.7 in |
| Assembled Height (in.) | 4.29 in |
| Assembled Width (in.) | 1.25 in |
| Condition | New |
| Features | Magnetic |
| Hand Tool Type | Other |
| Level Length (in.) | 4 |
| Level Type | |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Model | 48-22-5102 |
| Number of Vials | 1 |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (54)
54 reviews for Milwaukee 4 in. Pocket Level
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Erik Ritchie (verified owner) –
Great for a pocket level quick easy read. best is the magnet hold strength when truing saw planes
Ida Orn (verified owner) –
This review is for the Milwaukee Pocket Level, Model 48-22-5102, which I’ve been given a chance to check out.The degree dial surrounds the bubble vial and has two views, one with 180 degree marks (0-90 then 90-0), and the other with marks at 15, 22.5, 45,75 and then 75, 45, 22.5, and 15 degrees. The level can be used in portrait or landscape mode; see the photo to get a better idea. Put the compass on an object, turn the degree dial so that the bubble is centered in the vial, and you can read the off-plumb amount in degrees. There is a small locking knob that screws in/out to tighten/loosen the amount of friction that holds the degree dial in place. The knob has raised finger grips which make it easy to loosen/tighten the knob.On the bottom side of the Milwaukee pocket level there’s a Rare-Earth magnet which can hold the magnet to a magnetic surface even when it’s completely upside down or on a severe angle.The vial itself measures 1” across x 1/2” wide, while the entire device is only 3” x 2” x 3/4”. The degree dial is 1 and 13/16” wide. Milwaukee calls the vial “Sharpsite Vial Technology”; whatever you call it, it’s pretty easy to see the bubble and the markings.Readability on the degree dial is good, the degree measurements are white on a black background. They do not, however, have an “engraved” feel; they appear to be painted on. Over time the degree measurements may wear down with use but I’m fairly confident that Milwaukee has allowed for that in the method of construction of the dial. The level weighs 5.2 ounces. I’d really like to see a belt holster for this thing. Being a homeowner DIY’er, not a Pro, I tend to wear jeans when on projects and the Milwaukee can be a tight fit in jeans pockets when also carrying keys, a cellphone, pocket knife, etc. A holster or pouch (even if out of strong fabric, if leather is too expensive) with a belt loop would be welcome. Of course, it’s designed and marketed as a “Pocket” level so the lack of a pouch isn’t a downgrade; I’m just wishin’ here. (While I’m wishin’ – I wish Milwaukee would make the clamshell packaging on some of their tools easier to open! You’ll need a knife or scissors on this one.)The level has, however, no sharp corners or edges that will snag or tear your clothing – everything is rounded off. Even the magnet is recessed into two metal bars molded into the bottom of the level (see photo).Fit and finish is excellent.The unit is not made in the U.S., but comes with a limited lifetime warranty from Milwaukee and, of course, the 90-day return guarantee from Home Depot.Some engineering team at Milwaukee spent some time figuring this gadget out, how to make it work efficiently and comfortably. I’m really glad I got a chance to try one of these things – my old pocket level was a plastic el-cheapo and its best feature was that it could be carried in a shirt pocket like a pen. This Milwaukee 5102 is going on my “stocking stuffer” list for the kids and grandkids.HTHRegards,Jim
Mustafa Towne (verified owner) –
Handy for bending or setting evaluation locking feature is good . Great tool have in the box.
Karianne Kassulke (verified owner) –
Love the Milwaukee product. It was exactly what I needed for my project. The Mini level is a definitely heavy duty.
Montana Kling (verified owner) –
Perfect angle finder for bending rigid metal conduit and IMC .
Zoe Sawayn (verified owner) –
Nice but too bulky for my need
Gerry Adams (verified owner) –
First impression of this level was the well-made solidity of the metal case and the smooth operation of its adjustable vial and enclosure, which is marked in degrees. The magnified vial is very easy to read and that translates into quick to read with just a glance. The lock wheel can be activated with a few turns to lock in a degree value. The powerful amplified rare earth magnets and the ‘V’ format of the underside easily hold to pipes, bars and other ferrous metal surfaces.This tool has very quickly become essential kit for me. It can be used to measure any angle or check / replicate any angle quickly and accurately. It slips easily into and out of my pocket and is always to hand. Milwaukee’s famous lifetime guarantee seals the deal.
Melba Hagenes (verified owner) –
I have been using this level since the day I got it. It is great! All metal with a very good magnet. You can tell it is a quality tool the minute you pick it up. I especially like the positive lock when you have to set the vial to an angle. I’m sure I will get plenty of years of use from this level
Quentin Hirthe (verified owner) –
This is a really sturdy and compact cast aluminum pocket level. The design is well thought out, with a machined flat on one side, v-groove for centering on pipe or conduit, and strong magnet to grab onto ferrous surfaces.The level vial is clear and easy to read, and has one-degree increments on one side and common angles marked on the other for less clutter (but for some reason it’s missing a 90° tick mark on that side!). I discovered the aluminum arrow doesn’t quite line up with the tick marks for a perfect level (it’s about 0.3° off), but the white painted/powder coated portion of the arrow does line up exactly. It’s not a big deal, since this is only a 4″ pocket level and not for super accurate setups, but it’s still an imperfection in a premium quality tool, which is why I thought it was worth mentioning.The edges are all beveled or broken enough that it won’t snag when being pulled out of a pocket or tool pouch. The set screw dial is also well protected against bumps, which makes it a little difficult to adjust, but not excessively so. I think Milwaukee struck a good balance there.Overall, I think this is a great level for quick applications that don’t require a huge degree of accuracy.
Katelin Feeney (verified owner) –
Great level for small projects. Very handy and fits in your pocket. It even has a magnetic base.
Fletcher Wintheiser (verified owner) –
I use it for leveling posts as I am a fence installer. Took a little to get it to read level but once its on it stays on! Love it.
Jenifer Heller (verified owner) –
It is just what it says. It does the job when you need it. It is easy to carry in your pocket and convenient.
Maxwell Rolfson (verified owner) –
Bought it to check and see how true my saw blades were running, very pleased with the results.
Lessie Marvin (verified owner) –
I liked the idea that it had an adjustable “protractor” dial, that it was compact, and strongly magnetic with a v-groove. What I hated most was the price. I thought it should be about $10 less expensive.
Crawford Dach (verified owner) –
looked confusing from start, but i figured it out
Margarette Pollich (verified owner) –
Super little tool that fits in the pocket. Just be careful to zero in the vial to make sure it is accurate.
Verona Kessler (verified owner) –
First impression of this level was the well-made solidity of the metal case and the smooth operation of its adjustable vial and enclosure, which is marked in degrees. The magnified vial is very easy to read and that translates into quick to read with just a glance. The lock wheel can be activated with a few turns to lock in a degree value. The powerful amplified rare earth magnets and the ‘V’ format of the underside easily hold to pipes, bars and other ferrous metal surfaces. This tool has very quickly become essential kit for me. It can be used to measure any angle or check / replicate any angle quickly and accurately. It slips easily into and out of my pocket and is always to hand. Milwaukee’s famous lifetime guarantee seals the deal.
Vita Wolff (verified owner) –
This is great and small. The magnet is also great.
Kristy Hessel (verified owner) –
serves the purpose if you want something portable and easy to use. works well on smaller objects
Ashly Swift (verified owner) –
Great for a pocket level quick easy read. best is the magnet hold strength when truing saw planes