The fence is always pictured on the right side of the blade. Is it optional, that is, can it be placed on left?
1522116
the fence can be placed on either side, it's how you want the cut. You have to readjust the small bolts on each side and reset the fence. It is easy to reline the fence by making it parallel to the grooves on the cutting surface.
1522117
The design allows you to place it on the left side as well. It has notches on either side on the rail guides
1522118
The fence may be placed to either the right or left side of the blade. The fence can extend for 24" of cut capacity to the right of the blade; to the left, the fence extends for 12".
1480457
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.
513774
i would say its really personal preference, for the BRIEF TIME THIS KNIFE LASTED! i wore it on my left side.hope this was helpful
843014
I had the same saw, I had to re drill and tap the rails and add supports to the side wings. But it was the best money I spent on a fence, I have since moved it to a 1953 delta unisaw. If you can drill and tap buy it and don't look back!
1584867
It can be placed on either side. It is an awesome opener! I bought a second one for my third car door.
822888
The model that I purchased was precut for the right side. I'm not sure if you can buy a model that is cut for the left. Maybe check the manufacturer to see if one exists on the left side.
296733
If both blades swing to the left you will want to buy A for both sides. If your right blade swings right get B for the right side and A for the left.
1463876
The adjustment is on the right hand side of the knife. So the answer is no.
1127075
To me no diffr im left and right kind of guy but this cutless i believe now is available in both left right and i think ive seen a both hand version so check out all there cutless options but there awesome i love mine and i got the Norman sword with it and its one of my fav swords to wield...
548126
Yes, Rev, there is a thumbstud on both sides of the blade and the pocket clip can be mounted on either side of the handle to accomodate left or right hand. I bought an extra for a friend who is a lefty and one they moved the clip to the right side of the handle they were good to go. The clip removes and installs easily with 2 torx screws.
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It depends. What is the purpose of the fence? Is it for you to block a view you don't like? If so put it on your side. If it is to block your construction or your mess from the street then put it on the outside. Legally it doesn't matter
1352420
YES, there is a choice, you can assemble it either way. We assembled ours with the door on the left side.
428560
As stated in prior reviews it can only be built on the right side. There are no holes which would allow it to be built on the left.
1117219
The blade can be used both ways, I hate to give free ads to Amazon... any way this is a great Saw.... I have been a top builder for years... it's great. best of luck
471434
The saw is left bladed. In your right handed the blade is to the left/inside. If a rightie, you can see the guide markings better (and cut a finger off your left hand easier) than a right bladed saw. Flip side is, usually you can not support your work piece with left hand so you may need to clamp/support what you are cutting. Depends. Being a rightie I prefer a left bladed saw, but it is a matter of taste. If you are a leftie the reverse may hold true.
793147
I suppose it is for a right-hander, however, both sides of the blade are knife sharp! A leftie could use it with the curved side inward and use the smooth side of the blade downward instead of the scalloped side. It is an indispensable garden tool either way!
919475
It's for both left and right. I can use it only to the right of the blade on my 60 year old Craftsman saw because it's too wide to use on the left side.