Reddit reviews Wheeler Engineering Level Level Level Scope Mounting Leveling Tool with Magnetic Base and Adaptable Design for Scope Mounting, Gunsmithing and Maintenance
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ACCURACY: Ensure crosshairs are aligned for in line shot placement and reliable doping adjustmentsEASE OF USE: Place the Scope Turret Level on the top scope cap and the Action Level above the bolt; once the levels show a level scope, simply tighten the rings downVERSATILITY: Works with practically any bolt action rifle and can be adapted to work with other rifle designsCOMPACT: Small size allows for convenient storage and transportINCLUDES: A magnetized Action Level and a non-magnetized Scope Turret Level
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That won't really do much for leveling the scope as it mounts on the tube and can be off level itself.
I bought one of these several months ago after looking for a kit for quite awhile. It works just fine. you set one half on the top knob of the scope and the other half on a horizontal surface on the firearm, usually on the receiver. I used the railed part of the gas block on my AR.
http://www.amazon.com/Wheeler-113088-Scope-Leveling-Tool/dp/B000BYAKDM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1345726088&sr=8-1&keywords=wheeler+scope+level
something like this
I use "Level, Level, Level"
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how precise do you think that arisaka tool is? any better or worse than this?
[what about this?](Level-Level-Level https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BYAKDM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_9-YByb1PBTTB1)
Thank you everyone for your help, I am going to post the solution for anyone coming from google with the same issues.
Pictures of fixed prints
First of off, The problems. Pretty much everyone one was right in some way or another.
to fix this, I took a set of cheap rifle sight levels and then got the X-axis bar more level by shutting off the machine and manually rotating the Z-axis rods until the X-axis was level. once my X-axis was back in alignment, everything started to come together again. Next, I bought a set of 0.4mm drill bits and used them to clear the extruder tip by doing a cold pull, and then using the drill bit to clear out the nozzle the rest of the way. after these two major issues were out of the way. I was able to re-level the bed and crank up the printing temperature a few degrees and get a decent print again. hope this helps someone!