Is the weight distributed on the cross molding? Or does it distribute some other way? I'm afraid my molding isn't strong enough if the former is true.
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Chris, I have very soft, almost loose, molding. I was very afraid it would fall or break. There is a little fixture that holds it in place in the molding, but it is the way the weight goes on the front of the door jam that makes it work. It is very secure. I don't think you will have a problem.
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"Tom M." - I think the dimensions are listed and I'm not certain the weight but _I_ am a one-arm-only, no balance having girl & I was successful in unboxing, placing & filling it. When my house was painted last August, the painters moved it, full, to the roof with no issues. I have photos of it, I know there are some posted in the seller's window, but if you'd like to see it, I'd gladly share them with you! Janajanana@nccn.net - if you want to see photos.
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I can't say I've ever run into that problem. It opens all the way on both sides so it would appear the weight is distributed pretty evenly, even with product inside.
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Did you have any of the mylar shims with it? Like thin sheets of plastic? If so, start adding those to the sandwich and see if it improves. If you don't have them, try copy paper- adding a sheet at a time until it cuts all the way through. Thats all the problem is, the sandwich isn't quite thick enough. remember to add shims one at a time until you get a good cut- you don't want to force something too thick through your machine.When you have the cut right, you can see if you could swap plates- taking out a thinner one and replacing it with a thicker one. Its really trial & error- no two machines will use exactly the same pressure, so what works for one person may not work for someone else. Sometimes, placing the die and chipboard on a different area of the platform, or facing a different way can help too. Hope this helps.
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Hi Nichole- Since this is a prefab coop, perhaps they made a mistake. mine was fine when constructed last year. I'm sorry to not be of much help.
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The mold should be strong enough to hold the guard to the top teeth when properly formed. The bottom of mine has a slight impression from where my bottom teeth hit the mold in the processing.
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I'm not sure. It doesn't take particular strength, but I do need to use both hands to get it placed correctly.
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I've run into this myself. Something is not balanced. Try a hobby shop for repair. , there eager to help and looking to make the sale. I wish I purchased from the local guy for just that reason
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I agree with you. I felt the one of two is loose. My husband told me that the both of two are loose because the screws don't hold tightly. Did you feel the same thing when you composed it? Although the thing doesn't bother us while we use them.
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It happens to me too, make sure you do not overfill the mold. That seems to help.
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Hi Cai - On angles yes, dunno about molding. Make sure you have the right blades. Why not a jig saw?
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Eva, it's hard to measure, because of the irregular shape. When I ordered mine, the measurements given were accurate, and indicate the maximum protrusion in any direction...measurements should be part of the description...
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Hey Doug they are screwed on for me because they always seem to get lose after a while I just glued them down as well. Hope this helps. thank you and good luck. last thing too if your thinking about buying don't get anything 50 or over in lbs its to much to pull every time. truth me on that ^_^
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I know, it need lot of imagination to get it assembled... gosh, I don't remember how I got it at the end, but I did reassemble a few time to get it right. ==" and the end product is ok. Sorry, I wish I could help. :(
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Wow. I have never had any trouble separating the units. Is there any chance that someone glued the two pieces together? (Only answer I can think of)
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I noticed one comment here mentions that they simply ran it right through. The problem with that is that mine arrived rolled up on the long end AND the vinyl wasn't secured to the cardboard roll. I taped it to a 10' EMT conduit and it stay's perfectly straight. If your top bar already sags, you'll need something different. This will be far to heavy.
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I haven't used the lumbermaker that much but I noticed that I had to tighten the bracket that attaches to the bar very evenly between the two screws. Too much force from one screw would loosen the other and then when I tighten the loose screw the other one would loosen because the bracket was spreading. If this is what you are reffering to I can see where the bracket would eventually become "sprung way out". Other than trying to control how much I tighten the screws I dont know what to do about it. Have you talked to Haddon? Good luck. Tom L.