What is the throat depth? I need to drill centers in 12 inch stock. Thanks.
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There seems to be a lot of confusion with circle, radius, diameter etc. and other advertising gimmicks.....but in my practical experience: the throat depth of a drill press is always 1/2 of the advertised "size" of the machine, i.e. you can drill only up to 1/2 of that "size" inside the stock before you hit the column of the machine. Why is that so? Probably historical roots, like a 2x4 is not really a 2x4.
1691421
Depends on what you are asking about. The cross slide that the tool post is mounted to travels beyond any practical use for machining. From the "standard" chuck face, which of course you cannot machine all the way up to, to the tail stock is in the 21-22 inch range. Practical use of 20" is a pretty good number. Maybe slightly more. If you need 2 ft get a different lathe. If you are asking about the tail stock, it can be moved anywhere on the bed and locked down and it will travel roughly 2 1/4 inches. I think they actually list some absurdly short travel for that.
1640065
Russe, it is not strength is the issue, it is the fact that it is utter crap build quality. The center line of the tool was over 0.092" of center. As long as you dont need precision drilling it might hold up.
549845
I have a m48 and it fit perfect. I did not have to drill anything. The instruction video on utube should answer any questions you have. Check out brass stacker on utube.
2182686
I put .308 in mine and it was a very tight fit I'm pretty sure 12ga shells won't fit.
1195297
Take a look at the stock. The measurement for the shafts are on the description. Measure yours and see.
1703442
The jig is not 5" in depth. I could go and measure mine but I'd guess it is about 1 inch deep. I have been using mine consistently since I got it. I feel a lot more comfortable using it and getting a straight hole. I think it's a fine piece of gear and I am glad I made the investment. By the way, if you bottom out with your standard drill bit, you can withdraw the bit and rerun without the guide to continue the hole in the already straight hole that the guide provided. I just read the previous comments which agree with mine more or less. You do not need longer drill bits.
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More than an inch, it was not even close to center, I have a model 870 savage chambered in 222 with a plate that screws onto the left side and it sits right over dead center. So I know somebody out there makes a plate for a win. 30-30.
1683828
I am not near my shop but I think I used about a 1 1/4 " on 3/4" stock. With 1 1/2' inch stock you will have an option for longer fasteners. Be sure you buy the Kreg screws and driver. Most good hardware stores carry this product, just not at the Amazon price. Also you may want to finish with the wood plugs if you work will be visualy exposed. Stop in a local store and check it our before you order.
1427477
I just bought one and it says for tanks up to 12 inches deep. I bought another one and I will return this one.
825679
The holes are 12" center to center at end of board My mounts(pipes) are 43" apartIt worls great. I got the heavier full core rather than the hollow core. It is a bit stiffer.
1225277
The 12" length of pull is too short for hunting and clay shooting. It's a short stock and would work fine for children or police/military in body armor. For a full grown person, it would be uncomfortable to shoot regularly and you'll probably bust your nose with your thumb if you shoot it enough.
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Not sure about the dimension differences between the 510 and 500 ( I own a 500 special purpose). The stock is supposed to be for 12 gauge. Fits the receiver just fine, just doesn't line up perfect. I noticed a rather significant improvement between the factory stock and this product regarding recoil. The forearm WILL NOT fit 20 gauge without MAJOR modification.
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I have this table saw, and I bought this Dado set. I tdoes work, but you can't put a full 13/16 stack on this saw, with the throat plate. I had got a link, that Dewalt was supposed to release a throat plate in March/April for the 7491 RS saw. I am waiting for that. In the mean time you can get a 3/8 stack on and make cuts, just a few more passes.
1707320
I have a folder too but the fixed stocks are actually shorter than you think,angle it a bit should be ok. mine swallows all ive tried.
854070
About 1/2" but would go deeper if you removed the cut off piece as you continue drilling
1794290
Unfortunately my tools and drill were stolen to thread my barrel so i haven't had the chance to install. However, i would wrap and clamp/vise the barrel as not to twist the stock. It should be near impossible to do structural damage to the barrel by clamping/vise. However, if you twist the stock it may cause vibrations affecting long range accuracy.