Stabila is high end stuff. Cookiemonster and I have something like 13 or 14 Stabila levels from 16" to 96". They also make plate levels that go 7-12'.
You got a killer deal on those two levels. The torpedo level and 24" level will cover 90% of general use jobs. The next thing to get is the Jamber set which is designed for door installation and runs around $120-150 for the 78" and 32" units. Those sizes get you into doors, and cabinet setting jobs. For large cabinet jobs and framing, you need the 96" and the longer extending plate levels. Those get up around $200+.
We have cases for all of our levels too, but they are really tough regardless.
We just picked up the coolest Stabila tool last week though. We do a ton of excavation work and estimating which requires a lot of tape measure work. This sucks when you are on muddy slopes, there is standing water around, and a lot of other reasons that all have to do with crossing ditches, dragging tape through weeds, etc.
So we picked one of these up.
Accurate to 1/16" per 100', and the outdoor unit we bought measures out to 600'. You look through the 2X gunsight, set the crosshairs on your target, illuminate the laser dot, and take the reading. It also has an internal processor for calculating area and volume automatically if you have no math skills. This thing rips.
Sure, it cost $400, but it will pay itself off pretty quick. Cookiemonster already used it in a difficult area to run an estimate and I didn't have to be there to assist in the tape work. Nice!
Range 0.05–200m (0.16–650 ft).
Distance, area and volume measurement.
Integral target optics with double magnification (captures the measurement point at great distances).
Calculation with measured and calculated values.
15 freely usable memory constants.
15 stacks (memorisation of the most recent values).
Sequential measurements (addition) and intermediate distances (subtraction).
Continuous measurement (tracking) with min/max display.
Pythagoras function.
Trapezoid function.
Autotimer function.
Reference change-over (the unit automatically recognises the measurement unit when the multi-function flip-out end piece is unfolded).
Measurement with added tolerances.
Threaded photo tripod.
Multi-function flip-out end piece for placing in corners and on edges.
1 Measuring lengths, surfaces and volumes, 2 Determine incremental dimensions, 3 Minimum and, 4 Maximum tracking.
1 Pythagoras function, 2 Pythagoras 2: Indirect measurement of partial distances, 3 Trapezoidal measurement, 4 Auto-timer function for tripod measurements.
