If I wanted to use this tool to layout chairs and tables in a large room, will it suffice and do the job?
205140
Sure would , not that different from flooring. Measure equal distance off the walls and square up as close as you can. Pretty accurate for tile lines up to 17-20ft , should be economical choice for lining tables and chairs , hope that helps .
205141
Maybe, the laser extends for several feet or meters and there is a reflector included which helps at the endpoint. In a darkened room the light will be more visible. if you do start from the most distance point out and work to the source. The options are 90 degrees and 45 degrees. If you had 2-4 you might be able to match the lines for a really large space. I've only used it for a 20 ft wide room, so large in your case means?
380702
Yes... However it is almost impossible to line up using any software other than the limited one that comes with the package. If you want room use Publisher, Word or a professional layout program I would advise against this one... I have found Avery layouts to be much more reliable...
701052
Yes it will.i have a table and four chairs in mine with room left over.i love it.
2176804
Yes it will. I use it to show powerpoint presentations at off-site locations for work.
2265143
yes, it should not be a problem, I have a round table and fit 6 chairs around it.
2273556
I would think it could do the job easily. The tool is not heavy so you won't get tired and I think you can be pretty precise with it. I was using it for my garden needs.
1393794
This tool works as good as any one would expect a hand planer to work. The right tool for your project is large floor model planer that will take the entire 3' width. Best bet is to take your glued sandwiched pieces to a cabinet maker with the correct tool as you will never get it flat with a any hand planer.
2185292
I think it would be uncomfortable...I used it for couches and beds. Can't imagine that a chair would work out well
261696
Without an issue it will. Pickup a few pads for that size project. It makes the job easier but it's still a job
2134393
Yes the will. I have very heavy bedroom furniture and I moved it by myself utilizing these tools. It was awesome!
1081942
My wife uses it for scrap booking. Which utilizes lots of large applications. It will be a good system for you.
1658701
Laurie, I haven't used it for that purpose, yet, but I think it would be good. Maybe not ideal because it is only 24 inches wide. I have found that if I make sure the legs are locked, it is very sturdy and not at all wobbly. I would like the highest setting for cutting out patterns.
849830
Yes, I think it would. You can use the clamps that come with it or depending on your setup figure something out with additional clamps or long bolts. You can figure out the dimensions of the table top compared to your lathe or belt sander and if they fit the table will have no problem supporting them. I stood on it myself and it held my weight just fine (190 lbs).
270643
I've only used mine a few times to do my fence and deck, it really works wonders. A bit messy, but I see no reason why this would no work on furniture. I plan to do my cabinets this coming spring with my graco.
703388
Don't think it will fit that much. I had four chairs and I had to put them up against the table.
628455
It could work for that purpose, just as long as you don't need it to look like a beautiful piece of furniture. It is sturdy and functional, but the wood veneer isn't much to look at.
1907935
yeah, but you should test/calibrate it with some feeler gauges. I've used it on my drill press to align and square the table and work pieces with very good results. I'd recommend a dial caliper though which can be found for around the same price or a little more.