Does the 450 have an edge guide available?
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Hi Gary, There probably is an edge guide available for this router because the slots are built into the base for the guides. There aren't slots in the fixed base however, just the plunge base.
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It does have a granton edge. It's a beautiful, well-built paring set. I bought the set for my father after my husband received it as a gift. You won't be disappointed.
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Thanks! Exactly what I needed to know. Was debating between this and the half-moon edger.
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the edge guide does not come with the router. it is included in the acessory kit sold separately. i highly recommend the accessory kit as it includes everything designed for the router includeiing the edge guide.
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Yes and here are some specs: SpecificationsBasic info : *0.265" thick blade *1.5" wide *410 grams *edge is 0.020" thick *angle of 17 (1) degrees per side. *"440" stainless steel Note it says 440 on the blade however it is not guaranteed to be exactly the AISI 440 series steels.
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Yup, there is a button in the top menu. It also asks if you want to use double sharps or flats.
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I'm not sure, James. I'd say no, but you might go check the Edge website to make sure.
548013
Don't remember it coming with an edge guide. I haven't used it to make a clean 90 degree cut but if you're not coming from two outside edges I'd suspect it might be difficult. I would imagine you could make the 90 cut IF you cut the corner out to make the turn. It isn't a scroll saw but it is an excellent tool.
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small paper manual came with mine. Try google search for: Manual for Sharp EL-1197PIII calculator. I'll bet there's one online.
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Nope. Although I understand that the Edge Touring Cycling Computer is better on trails. See the Adventure Cyclist Magazine for a recent review of this computer. You can contact the author of that review (Josh Tack) at jtack@adventurecycling.org I have both an Edge 510 and Edge 810, with the map chip, and neither one seems able to identify a bike trail.
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Even if it does, you don't want it. The rakers are huge making it nearly impossible to sharpen. This chain is for people that don't trust themselves with an aggressive chain. If you have a 460 I'm assuming you can handle the machine. Go to your local dealer and get a real chain.
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No edge guide but you could add one if you are handy. I find this saw very stable as it is heavier then most and has very little vibration with high RPM so it would be easy to cut a straight line with a steady hand. Cutting out a 90 degree corner requires coming from opposite ends if that is what you are asking. Otherwise it cuts a very clean line.
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The 450e does not need tools (ie wrench) for tightening blades etc. Nice feature but not essential. Love the saw overall.
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Just look up the hard drive caddy with your edge part number, i.e. edge e420 and see what comes up in the amazon search.
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I don't...I mail it to Spyderco with $5 for return shipping (see their web site)...they will return it to the factory edge for free. I tried having a local "professional" due it and he totally jacked it up. Won't make that mistake again. This is the one problem with serrated edges...much more challenging to sharpen than a straight edge.
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Mine didn't but you can find you tube videos that will guide you. Not hard at all.
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The Garmin Edge 200, 500, and 800 (and many other Garmin products, for that matter) share the same rear mounting fixture. That fixture is what nestles into any mount-be it a bar fly, handlebar mount, or wrist band. You'll simply set your Edge 200 on any of the included mounts- and twist! It'll lock right in! Easy-peasy!