Fence: How tall is the fence on the Hitachi?
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The trick here is to screw a board to the existing fence to make a new, taller fence. That's what the holes in the existing fence are for. It will probably be necessary to trim the added-on fence to allow the saw body to come down. Also, you lose a bit of cutting width but that's probably OK with trim. How accurate your cutting angle is depends on how good your added-on fence is. A #2 construction-grade 1 x 6 (5 1/2 inches tall) might serve, or you might be better off using plywood, or a higher grade of lumber.
1345391
I don't have the in-ground fence unit. So I am unable to answer your question. Sorry.
1221525
I'm sorry I can't answer that question. All I did was order what ever one it suggest to go with my Hitachi when I ordered it.
214828
Best I recall, the fencing is seven feet tall. I use bamboo and steel conduit. I prefer the conduit. I place the 'pipes' about every 30'. I run cheap weed line in-&-out of the net to help support it. Works great. Deer touches the net with his nose and backs off. However the net can catch birds and snakes.
1850699
It is about 12" from front of table to front of saw blade (depends on blade height of course). Add another 3" to include the front rail where the fence mounts.
1601082
On mine with an extra plate about 1/4" thick fastened to the fence for extra height, I can set the fence face 3 1/2" from the centerline of the mortising drill and chisel. So I can work to the center of a 7" wide piece of stock. I usually have it set pretty close and generally work to the center of a 3/4" thick piece.
1742601
just a ballpark guess I'd say 10 inches tall. It is wide enough to hit two studs, provided you've got standard 16" spacing between them.
357384
approx 1/2 inch high, I use it as a strait edge with my circ saw with no problems
1248151
My installation was into a 1997. All I know is that hitachi used to be made in Japan but in my model year, they started being made in China. The wiring for my install was exactly the same as the original. There were no instructions included but you may be able to find them on the web either Google or YouTube. I recall that fitting it into the limited space was a pain but not impossible.
1768727
The rail sides are approximately 33" high. The top of the gate itself is 36".
1759821
Yep. I chose this model because our HOA does not allow sheds above the six foot fence. With the square stone pavers, it's about 6'2", which does not bother my neighbor.
976388
61" from the mounting plate to the foot (spike not extended). I used it recently as a walking staff on a a tough hike with 2000 vertical feet of elevation change over very rough terrain. It functioned perfectly as a staff and a monopod. Bullet proof ,IMHO
2153379
It's wide enough to be clamped to a 3-inch high piece of vinyl fencing. I believe there's an inch to spare.
958100
Here is what another person commented in reply to a similar question: There is an approximate 4ft gap from the peak of the canopy to the fence mesh.
1752405
I believe around 6 - 7"; has not moved since putting it into ground. Spray painted mine, the silver was beautiful but did not stand out enough next to fence.
1104945
This gun uses several different sizes of hitachi nails. I used some 2 1/4", 3" and 3 1/2" in my deck project. The gun worked flawlessly. Importantly, though, is the level of you expertise, the size of your air tank, etc. to adequately answer your query. On first thought, yes; however experience level could mitigate that.
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I have a 12" inch Hitachi miter with laser mounted on mine with no problems.