Featured Image: Protool The carpenter's level has served you well over the years, but there are areas in your jobsite where fitting a two-feet level just isn't feasible. The solution, therefore, is to use your torpedo level. Torpedo levels are smaller than your regular carpenter's or mason's level. Its compact size makes it perfect for working in tight spaces, and its magnetic side frees up your hand to take notes or work on other things. Choosing the best torpedo level is easy if you know what to look for. But if you're new to woodworking or plumbing and [...]