is the depth adjustment tool free
185929
The gun has a built-in nail dept Gage. there is a siding gage tool thats extra but is not needed
185930
The depth of penetration is tool free adjustable on the N66C-1. Turn the knurled/rotating element near the trigger in either direction to lessen/increase the depth of penetration. There is no 'ideal' setting as amount of air pressure & density of wood will affect your result.
1051844
I'm not certain but I believe so. I would suggest checking the True Depth 3D website. If your question isn't specifically answered there you can ask there and get a definitive answer.
670203
No. The windage and elevation can be adjusted without tools or removing the caps.
169862
Yes. Whatever is being watched can be converted and then the 3D depth can be changed. Definetly worth buying.
859836
If you are referring to the rear sight aperture(the little circle that you look through), no. If it is loose or unstable, you will have a serious problem with maintaining zero. Ultimately, no part should have free movement and if any part does, could result in unmanageable inaccuracy.
2061910
There is no setting to adjust the depth adjustment; the manual states it self adjusts. I do not have thick, soft nylon carpet so I can advise specifically. I would be hesitant though; this is an excellent vacuum for hardwoods or thin carpet, however, the tradeoff between portability and power might be an issue for thicker carpets where dirt can get stuck. Hope this helps.
1063108
Yes, this item does have adjustment capability. If you download the manual, you will be able to read the instructions on exactly how this can be done.
2128619
Yes the plunge portion has a depth adjuster that you can set for repeated cuts I have used it and it works well
94481
absolutely!Simple up or down lever action to remove or change cutting depth. Excellent product!
802487
There is no adjustment for this. But, the depth of field in this optic system is sufficient to handle everything except an improperly loaded slide.
456552
It does NOT have adjustable depth. I can tell you that when I was using it, if I was just going forward it doesn't go in as deep as when you pull it backwards. Hope this is helpful.
398117
you can adjust the depth from about 1 half inch to about 2 inches.I use it about in the middle now. I started a the smallest and worked up each time
1532646
Yes it has to be unscrewed and raised or lowered to the next adjustment hole. It is not pneumatic.
1280552
Yes. The depth and lateral adjustment on this plane are done with the "Norris" system. Norris was a pre-war plane maker. He patented his adjuster which is the single screw knob you see projecting from the back of the plane blade. Screwing that forward or back directly moves the blade up and down with fine adjustment. This is different, and to me more intuitive, than the more common knob on planes that engages a rocker arm to slide the blade back and forth. Lateral adjustment, which is used to adjust the blade to be parallel to the base, is accomplished with this same lever. As you read in the description there is a lock for the lateral, (angular) adjustment. Yes. The depth and lateral adjustment on this plane are done with the "Norris" system. Norris was a pre-war plane maker. He patented his adjuster which is the single screw knob you see projecting from the back of the plane blade. Screwing that forward or back directly moves the blade up and down with fine adjustment. This is different, and to me more intuitive, than the more common knob on planes that engages a rocker arm to slide the blade back and forth. Lateral adjustment, which is used to adjust the blade to be parallel to the base, is accomplished with this same lever. As you... » Read More Yes. The depth and lateral adjustment on this plane are done with the "Norris" system. Norris was a pre-war plane maker. He patented his adjuster which is the single screw knob you see projecting from the back of the plane blade. Screwing that forward or back directly moves the blade up and down with fine adjustment. This is different, and to me more intuitive, than the more common knob on planes that engages a rocker arm to slide the blade back and forth. Lateral adjustment, which is used to adjust the blade to be parallel to the base, is accomplished with this same lever. As you read in the description there is a lock for the lateral, (angular) adjustment. « Show Less
2103856
There is no adjustment for the depth. It appears that it is 1/2" from the edge.
1368038
No this tool is not needed. I don't use the one I have because the blades bite in my opinion using the zero gapper. I'm not a fan of this tool. The old technique using a flat surface works forever!
403899
It is about a half-day job. Not terribly difficult but you need to disassemble and reassemble. Note also that you will likely need to adjust the depth meter and stops. If I recall correctly this was off just a bit. By the way this upgrade is fantastic. You will wonder why you didn't do it sooner.