Will this tool project perfect 90 degree vertical lines on a set of batter boards? Will I be able to see these lines in daylight?
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I have found that the vertical lines do not show up outside. It will project them but practically impossible to see. Inside they work great.
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As a person who works in lapidary I find this shaper/router table very handy to get a perfect 90 degree angle. I'm sure it would do the same in wood working. Only problem is that the excess that is sanded off falls down onto the dremel.
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You would find this a useful tool. I work for an architect and we use it to do field measurements.
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Technically yes, let out sit in the sun for 15, you can cut it so you would butt two pieces together to form the 90 degree angle. Stake two times at the end of each side of the angle.
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Yes, it can go from straight to a pretty large angle. I have never adjusted mine to 90 degrees, but I have adjusted it to almost that angle and it works fine. The motor is out there on the cutting end, so the only thing that has to bend is the wiring (or some sliding contacts) to the motor which is relatively easy as opposed to bending a drive shaft like on a weed eater and other devices where the motor is on the handle.
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Yes, a nice bright one. Unfortunately, I have mine set up in a stand. With the blade vertical, it casts a shadow over my cut line and I find this very annoying. I wish there was some way to turn the light off other than releasing the trigger. I get around this problem by setting up a halogen desk lamp next to the saw and adjusting it to counter the shadow. I' sure this would not be an issue using the saw freestyle as it was designed, I just prefer having it full time in a stand because it is so darn convenient .... I use mine every day, wish I could say the same about some of my other tools. Yes, a nice bright one. Unfortunately, I have mine set up in a stand. With the blade vertical, it casts a shadow over my cut line and I find this very annoying. I wish there was some way to turn the light off other than releasing the trigger. I get around this problem by setting up a halogen desk lamp next to the saw and adjusting it to counter the shadow. I' sure this would not be an issue using the saw freestyle as it was designed, I just prefer having it full time in a stand because it is so darn convenient .... I use mine every day, wish I could say the same about some of my other tools.
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I couldn't get a 90 angle only 50 with a clearance from the wall of 0. Also it say that it max is 460mm, however it only extended to the end of the rail for 400mm total extension. Make sure your preset tv mount hole are no more than 400mm ( 16").
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Yes. Depends on how you turn it. I am an appraiser and use it for odd angles on the exterior of homes. Also very handy to calculate inside corners. Measure , miter, and cope your corners and you piece should fit together perfectly.Bob
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Hi Patricia, unfortunately no, the tilt is limited to 45 degrees not 90 so its only half way there! Not too many applications that need 90 degrees, so Ill take a guess and say this for a dental practice maybe? If so, you should check out the ICW mounts, they are expensive but made for that application specifically. Cheers! Allan ~ InstallerParts
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It does NOT come with connectors for 90 degree corners. I created curved corners instead of the 90 degree corners. All I can suggest is that maybe you can contact the manufacturer directly.
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I understand the question as such that you want to mount the bracket on a vertical surface. In this position you can install the light reversed from what you see in photo#6. The light will adjust to point forward, but you might not get it straight horizontal. Definitely no up-angle at all.
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Not sure...but the corner is round so it will not fix exactly into any 90 degree angle. The set is great to have. We use it daily.
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I think you are talking about Vertical adjustability. I do not have this 'exact' unit but this one looks to have 90 degrees or more adjustability to it.
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Yes indeed. It can go from completely vertical to just a touch better than 90 degrees.
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I personally don't. If you wanted to you would have to put cards on and attach them some how. Honestly a roof is probably too bright to see the dot. This tool is great for siding (if not to bright out side) perfect for insides. It's has more than just the straight line feature. Some of the others are sq ft, cu. Ft, deduction, additions, distance between three points and a few others. For the roofs I still just use a 35' tape.
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Those should do the trick, they hold my panel well and I set mine up to angle at 45 degrees either way depending on the direction of sun.
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Scott French had it right. Yes, there is a slot enabling a 90 degree rotation from vertical to horizontal ...