Do you think it will work on redwood decking which has about 1/2" spacing between the two X fours? I would love to vary the location of my practice.
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it might be a little slippery for a smooth surface like that. If the deck is older and a little beat up, the lifeboard would probably grip a little better than on a new deck.
1517336
Yes. The Lifeboard is really sturdy and as long as you don't set the edges in the cracks, it should be fine.
1517337
I think it would be fine. I love mine but only use it on carpet but I don't see why it wouldn't work.
1517338
Definitely. Only issue would be if the floor slides on the deck which I think you could eliminate with some type of anti skid surface (think rubber feet or rubber pad) beneath.
1517339
It sure would, without a problem. I use my Life Board on my rear porch, with similar decking.
62289
It should. The stapler works with a wide variety of staple lengths. You want a shorter staple that will drive all the way down so as to firmly press against the fabric. The harder the wood, the shorter the length needed. I got one of those "variety packs", so I could experiment. I did OK with 1/4" tongs. You may need longer depending on how heavy the fabric is.
348302
The BoWrench works fine with 2x6 lumber. It's designed to be used with either. Straightening and fastening 2x6 redwood is a one man operation once you practice with it a bit.
1600532
I think it will work just fine, I haven't used the tool on diagonally laid boards but the way the tool is designed it should work just fine, I'm using this tool on a project right now and it's a real time saver, don't forget to buy the optional attachment for double joists if you have any on your project
971534
I stand corrected, I found collated deck screws however I've never tried this with decking. I assume you refer to a pressure treated type deck. IPA would not work well gun is no strong enough without pre drilling same with compost decking.
391129
I have used it but I bought a 12" roller from Harbor Freight and placed it on the edge surface of a 2 x 4 and used it that way. This made sure that it didn't drag too much over the surface. It might work just find by itself but you might try it and then try my suggestion.I am using it with a Craftsman Professional table saw with a 30" fence width.
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It would certainly work in theory. But in practice, since a drill press and tightly clamped boards are required, you'd likely be unable to hold the drill motor firmly enough to get the effect you're seeking. Simply, my guess is that the bit would skid all over gouging your deck boards as it twirled.
714772
I purchaced this attachement to rip some reclaimed maple to make a table for my wife. It worked great. I think it will work for what you want to do as long as you can follow a straight edge. I did rip some pressure treated landscaping timbers and it did work well. Let the saw do the work do push to hard and i think you will be fine. Good luck Dave
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My machine works well on most woods including hardwood. This is not a 30 ton machine so if it starts to struggle i stop and re=position the wood or make a 2" slot with the chainsaw and place the splitting wedge in this slot. works nearly everytime. I think this is a great machine, portable and quiet.
2129921
Have had no experience on finished wood,it worked very well on a redwood deck area.
2140378
I used 5/4 pine decking. Worked like a champ. I wouldn't do a deck without this tool.
1001908
No problem on 1/2" plywood. Fully adjustable for wood thickness, plate size, and angle. This is a professional grade plate joiner.
396596
I just measured mine. It's 2.5 at the widest end. It should work & give you enough difference to make it snug. It's rubber so you can really work with it. I use mine for our sleeve on our decking & works fine.
1636471
Just to be safe I would but I am pretty sure it will not but that depends on the size of the cracks. Some of the cracks on my deck are filled in after applying, only the wider spaced boards still have a crack.
1900951
The product information says it will, however, it said it would work on my deck as well. The product is difficult to apply and peeled up within the first few weeks of application, even after following all cleaning and application instructions. My deck is now a complete eyesore. Save your time and money and avoid this product.
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You have a nice saw. I believe you have a 1" arbor so this blade will work fine. The one problem I have with Forrest blades is they seem to want to spread throughout the shop one you use one, you'll want them everywhere, I have five including a dado for the table saw. Keep the pitch off with a good resin cleaner. If they become dull from use or you hit a nail (made me sick when I did) send them to Forrest to have them reconditioned, it will be money well spent. Be safe, have fun.bob
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I believe it will work but suggest that you try to contact the Company Akron-mils to be sure before ordering if you still are unsure from our responses. My deck is exactly 4 inches and the fit is perfect, the next size appears to be 6 inches.