How many angles can you create? What is the steepest?
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I don't have a protractor to measure the actual angles so I have to give you the data in terms of inches. Here goes: the flattest setting has the front of the laptop sitting 1/2" above the tabletop and the hinged side about 3" above the tabletop. There are four settings and each, in order, raises the hinged side of the laptop to 5.5", 6.25", 6.5" and 6.75". I find the lowest setting to be helpful for me if I have a lot of typing to do. If I'm just reading and surfing using my mouse, the higher settings are very helpful.
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I'm with RowBear - 5 angles - I use the closed one, as it is the most comfortable for typing. FYI I have a 17 inch laptop which fits on it just fine, it is really the best laptop stand I have used, and I have used about 5.
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4 angles (5 if you count the slight incline when fully closed, which I find is great for typing).
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You can go all 360 degrees on the single axis. As long as you are wise enough to stop before you run out of cord from turning it in the same direction repeatedly.
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Aaron: You can lay a 2x6 flat, or stand it on edge. Which way are you talking about? You can cut at a 45 degree angle across the board, or tilt the blade (not swivel it) by 45 degrees. How about a better description of what you want to do. Regards, Pete
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I have no problems with my lift and set angles. I know you have to lift higher to reset to go flat. I use flat and two or three lifted angles without any problems.
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It's pretty easy. I've found it's easiest to grab the top middle and pull to the angle I want. The only thing I could consider a downside is that to adjust back down you have to go past the highest adjustment to go back down.
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Bruce, as Rick says you can only get a bit less than 90 degrees at the neck, but if you bend the next few joints down you can achieve a right angle. I do that when I want to shoot something with a portrait orientation. Donald's point about stability is right on as well: I always keep a hand on the tripod no matter what, and the best use of it is for clamping the camera to a fence or branch or something, not as a traditional tripod.
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Angle of elevation may be adjusted from zero to approx. 45 degrees. Oscillation is not adjustable. The two pieces supplied will allow fixed elevation or the "wobble" option.
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You could do five tiers with two of them, you would need an extra center tube to do six tiers. I don't think I would try to go any higher than that. I'm no engineer, but I think the higher you go the less stable it would become.
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20 deg, 40 deg, 60 deg and the possibility of 90 deg from horizontal. I have yet to try 60 degrees or more. Incline adjustment bolt is easy to set.
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You. Can adjust each side out from straight up to some angle. Mot 90 degrees.
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I find that the cutter goes from 90 degrees down to 10 degrees, and that if you tilt the whole unit another 10 degrees or more, then you can get 90 or more degrees tilt. The unit is heavy, but tolerable... johns91@astound.net
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You can measure angles only in a vertical direction because the device uses gravity to determine the angle, in addition, the accuracy decreases beyond a certain point so Bosch will only allow vertical angle measurements up to 60 degrees to maintain accuracy. I don't know of a way to directly input into AutoCAD, although there might be a satisfactory intermediate way of input via a comma separated value file or a similar input into Excel. But I have never tried.
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So many wrong answers and Sandi is talking about some other table entirely. Can be slanted (around 30° ?)- too steep for my taste, or flat.
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The handle does lower to a steep angle, without formal measurement, about 20 degrees. Moving up the slope it could be difficult to work uo a decent speed to get a clean cut. Also, the mower really does best on an even surface. If the hill is uneven, I could not recommend this mower.
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Yes pivots 3 places 180 degrees. Hard to imagine you couldn't do what you want .
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It goes from 0-180 degrees; as you continue rotating, it starts back down to zero. There is an arrow which switches from up to down (or vice versa) as you pass 180 degrees so you know which side of 180 you're on. You can keep counting as you pass 180, so that when you get to 90 degrees again, you know you're at 270, etc.
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I can't really answer your question about the angles, but I can tell you that I have this knife sharpener and it works GREAT! It is such a joy to have sharp knives and it is very easy to use. I would never be without a good knife sharpener again!