Penny Level

£45.00

Color:

Copper Brass

Variant

Penny Level

£45.00

levelling coin

product description

The Penny Level is a solid copper leveling coin, a nod to the era when artisans prized both their craft and their tools. Crafted from solid copper (or brass), this compact tool fits easily in your pocket or tool bag, ready to tackle any leveling task, from bookshelves to boats. Over time, both the copper and the brass versions will develop a rich, beautiful patina, making it not just a functional tool, but a piece that improves with age. Experience the quality and tradition of the Penny Level.

Tech details

Name: Penny Level
Designer: Dave Saunders
Weight: 69g / 2.4oz
Dimensions: 40mm x 10mm / 1.57inch x 0.39inch
Made from: Brass or Copper
Made in: Aberdeen, Scotland
Additional information: No excuse for wonky tables

the story

Inspired by a tow hitch

The Penny Level emerged shortly after the launch of our Hexi Level, born from a desire to explore new ways to achieve perfect level. We were inspired by the simple yet ingenious 4-way bubble levels often found on vintage British caravans and trailers, used for leveling when setting up. It's amazing how such a basic principle can be so effective.

Driven by this inspiration, we set out to create our own 4-way level, choosing copper and brass as our materials. We love the look and feel of these metals, but more importantly, they provide the perfect weight and balance for this type of tool.

Initially crafted only in copper, the finished level reminded us of classic British penny coins, and so, the Penny Level was born.

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