Can someone tell me if the fence is supposed to be flat when not on the table, mine is curved and only flattens when clamping it to table top ,
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Hi Jeff,Mine was flat. If it is minimal, I would use it, but it sounds like its pretty bad. I think I would exchange it for another one. Great fence for the money.
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Remove the wooden guides. There is a 3/16 flat head allen screw.loosen and adjust. Best guide on the market
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Have you ruled out the table being the problem? It doesn't seem possible to flatten out the fence with just the pressure from the outboard clamping bolts; I suspect you are just deflecting the table (especially if it's MDF). Check the fence on some thing that you know is flat, like your table saw. If the fence is the problem, Freud owes you a new fence.
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Remove the wooden guides. There is a 3/16 flat head allen screw.loosen and adjust.Best guide on the market
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Depends. In the photo, you can see that there are two legs that curve underneath. On some tables, the edge of the table isn't set back from the frame sufficiently to allow the legs to rest underneath the tabletop surface. So, look at your table. If you can fit a hand width between the edge and where the table frame begins, you should be good to go!
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My table has no slope. It has a very smooth surface. I use it to play games on and have had no issues at all.
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the clamp is built into the grey posts. Its not a strong clamp but it work as long as there is enough table edge to clamp on.
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The clamps, which are part of the rod that holds the actual cloth shelter up, slide into the ends of the picnic table. There's a screw device that you tighten up to the table. We've had no problems whatsoever, and it's nice because the poles are adjustable to fit any picnic table. We love our shelter & get asked where we bought it, every time we go camping. I hope this helps - it's kind of hard to explain!
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You really need to anchor it, don't use it on a good table top. It will scratch & mar, unless you can get something under it to help keep it stationary.
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Don't know if I will be of much help for you but I mounted my Vega fence to a Grizzly table saw. Everything worked great, wholes lined up and I love that fence. Should have done it years ago but did not come across a Vega and just couldn't justify spending $400 or so dollars on one of the other fences.Bruce
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Lowell check the spacing on the rails for the fence and see if they line up to your Hitachi table. Check both front and back where the guide rails would need to be installed. If the spacing is correct there is a good chance this fence system would work. Bg
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You would have a hard time using it if it wasn't clamped down. Use blocks of wood to protect you table. That is what I have done.
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The deck does not curve. It also needs to be attached to the pool edge, not sure how big is that part that needs to remain straight. This particular manufacturer really has a lot of solutions for pool entry. If this does not work for you maybe something else will. Hope this helps.
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i believe the adjustment knob is spring loaded, just push down on it and turn at the same time. That should get your fence back in line. other than that i would refer to the owners manual.
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Yes it is great! It is very well made, mostly metal very little plastic, and ease to install. I have mine clamped on to my table. If you are going to clamp it make sure you have an edge to clamp it to. Watch the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1eswUPKNBo.
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Thw fence only clamps on the front where you see the cross bar. That T bar slides in a channel on the guide and clamps to the guide. As long as the guide will bolt up to the front of your table it should fit.
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It's press board w/laminate over it-depends how deep your clamps are....you could always if in doubt place a long piece of wood under the table to be clamped w/the table. Just a suggestion.
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Good question. My Mikita 10" table saw has been experiencing slight misalignment. Also, the fence measurement is off about 1/4" inch. Answer: I haven't the foggiest idea.
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Hi. I bought the changing table with a contoured (curved) pad. It is safer. You can always keep the flat one for future reference, when and if the curved one wears away. I have been using the changing table for 15 months now and it has held up great! No complaints. I would recommend this item.
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We do have a wood, skirt table, and I thought they would clamp tightly enough to our table. Even after checking to make sure it was secure, it somehow still came off our table! I even reread the instructional brochure to make sure I didn't make an error in regards to use and my weight limit. I wouldn't take a chance!