Can the supports handle larger pieces of material like 4x4's &amp; 6x6's without risk of bending like the DeWalt apparently does?
125795
with a minimal extension range and minimal overhang then yes / other than that ? id have to say that you need to consider there intended use, ie; a 8 foot 6x6 placed on the saw table should be no problem if handled properly.! / however that is pushing the limits of this design. if they were to be used as a leverage point to move lumber to the table then they will fail in short order.
488766
Yes.... But you has to tighten vary tight or it will just loosen itself. You are better of using dewalt blades ..
100237
Yes they can go over a 4x4. Some of them may be a little tight and need a rubber hammer. They are pretty sturdy. I used 2 inch screws to attach to my deckI have as much as 10 ft between posts.
646097
My unit doesn't bend easily. It is very rigid and has a good handle to grip. I use it a lot, and I've never had an issue.
965942
Yes. There is a little flex, so it's best to load it with a wide object on the base as opposed to two smaller heavy ones opposite of the midline.
215710
The 4' sections are fairly flexible to enable bending. However, you could mount them in a straight line if you so desire.
2001983
I bought these a few months ago. They are meant to go through a 4x6 the long way. I stacked 3 lengths of 2x4 and it worked well by not countersinking the top side (because 3 2x4s are thinner than a 4x6). What you can't tell from online is that you need to be able to reach both the top and the bottom of a 4x6 beam.
2237807
Sorry to say, I probably won't try it. While it could hold it, I think, It probably won't be too stable and It couldn't hold much else without bending.
711384
I used it on 3/4 inch mdf and it pulled the 4 sides together surprisingly evenly. I built 2 pedestals and did need to put a camp on one of them on the bias, but only to make up about one degree.
1772569
Yes, if you put something flat to support each metal stand. Just know when getting up the ramp, it will not be a smooth transition.
1630795
Yes you can. Also, you can use 2 2X8s, or 2 2X6s and 1 2X4. You may have to adjust the uprights so there is not too much overhang or causes pinching on your buttinsky. Just pre measure the widths of your boards and experiment from there. You may have to drill some extra holes for greater stability.
178585
This is a very well built and strong stand. I do not have its capacity, but I'm sure that info is available from Dewalt. I will use this product again when the need arises.
391383
Yes, you can easily bend them, especially if you use wide-jawed pliers. They will not break.
1613185
With the adjustable brackets, I would think so but you may want to call the Bosch 1-800 number and ask them.Also check the return policy if you buy and it doesn't work.I would sure try it, I use it very often and have quit lifting my saw.
1951297
Yes it will. You can gain more strength with multiple passes, but it will stick two 1/4" pieces together. Great product for the price.
986252
Yes, that was one of the main reasons I purchased this saw. I use a 8" stacked dado set with no problems in pine, poplar, and MDF.
688939
without internal supports, I can almost guarantee any line like this will sag...also, your supporting poles on each end must be strong and deeply buried to counter weight and pull over such a long distance...good luck. You may even have to go to a larger diameter line to contain the line pull over such a distance without the line breaking.