Can these be installed on a standard wooden fence?
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That would be easy, just use the appropriate hardware. They do get heavy when filled with plants, dirt and water, so I'd make sure the fence is able to support the weight.
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These units are designed to go on wooden support slats under the box spring not on the box spring itself. Replace your metal support slats with wooden slats and you could use these.
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They are adjustable ang go almost to the fence. You should have no problem. I put up about 500 feet of crown and would be no way without this tool. Love it.
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No. But you might be able to install them straight if you are very precise.
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Yes, they are flush and can be mounted on railings or post. Just make sure you can hide the wires. Hope this helps.
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Not sure what you are asking. We installed ours as a prefence to our wood fence. It works well...dog doesn't get near it. If your dogs jump on fence it should work.
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It appears you're correct. The fence can only be set at 24mm on one side and 54mm on the other. Kreg tools are usually pretty well thought out so I don't know what they were thinking on this one. I'm currently doing a face frame job so only used it for adjustable shelf holes, so it doesn't matter. It'd be a simple matter to attach a 17mm block of wood to the correct side of the fence when installed on the 54mm side.
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Lynn - email me at beckwithjim@yahoo.com and attach a photo of your fence if possible. Woule love to help you out in seeing if they will work. Jim
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Unfortunately, no they can't. They are somewhat flexible when working with it but you have to be careful to ensure ends line up with wall ends. Hope this helps!
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If you cut an angled block of wood, certainly. They come with a 2 screw mounting bracket.
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These were made to screw into a wooden climbing wall. I screwed them into a large tree to provide a way to climb into a treehouse. They work exceedingly well for that. You could probably put them on a wire fence but you would have to put something on the other side of the fence to screw into (maybe a piece of wood or a metal bracket). Even then I think they would slip around making them more difficult to use.
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Absolutely! Makes no difference. Probably easier to mount on bare wood. They will work just as well.
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No, I put the ones I have on a fence post and used common horseshoe nails to secure them. Works great.
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If you mean to use as an alternate fence, then it's theoretically possible. The clamp isn't very tall, though, so you would only be able to saw low profile pieces. It just wouldn't have the support for anything thicker. It's really more designed for a handheld saw base plate (e.g, circular saw or jig saw).
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I am not sure, but I doubt it. The fence has a specific latching mechanism that is probably different than the one on a craftsman saw. I had to mount the rails on my saw by drilling a few holes.
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R.B. .. As far as I know you should be able to use regular line. They also give you extra lines and are very easy to install.. do your self a favor and get one of these.I have a fenced in back yard and this thing is great,no more dragging traps or trips to the dump with 50 bags of leaves. but be careful the bags can get a little heavy after the leaves are shredded
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you could just not install them and the stands would lay flat for the most part my polk monitor 40s sit fine on them with no spikes on cement. For wood I'd put the felt pads on the holes to not scratch =)