I think you should count your blessings, things could be worse. At least she's helping. She could do nothing and then be super anal telling you things don't line up properly and make you redo it 100 times before she's satisfied from her viewing angle which happens to be the couch. I'm not talking about anyone in particular btw :lol:

As long as the picture stays up Iam pretty impressed with myself. I am only fanatical when it comes to my tanks. Nobody touches them heck I don't even go away because of them and people think I am crazy, I don't see it.

Aha, a man that knows who to put pictures up the manly way! :P

I want to get one of these: http://www.plslaser.com/product_specifications.htm#4 (PLS 180)

Those PLS are pretty nice... I may have to have a look see at those.

We went through a bunch of leica's; hilti and various "semi-industrial" (ie the dewalts, bosch, makita's etc) line lasers before we settled on the dewalt's... Accuracy on most of them is amazing - I have a bit of an issue with the dewalts line width (nowhere near as fine as the hilti and leica's) but still miles ahead of the good ol water level :)

I keep eyeballing some of the new survey laser gear - leica rep showed me a new toy that I'm hoping will be available next year, all in one rotating / broadcast / plumb / rangefinder... It was a great tool - was thinking it was broken when we tested... Turns out that shifting number was the buildings wind deflection @ the roof...

Basically you could set the tripod in the middle of the building and it would scan in the whole room into a 3d cad system. Then you could walk around with the remote - and check for square/plumb (all paralax corrected etc). Just scared to see how expensive that bad boy will be...

My wife's a interior designer, so human dimensions as it relates to art hanging, funiture, etc. are all done precisely... but 20 minutes is too long even for me... :)