I'm not sure if this question related- Basically is there any way to set it to 63" for example and have it cut 63" without having to measure it out?
1160051
Yes....just slide to where u want and do repetitive cuts.....63" or whatever
1160052
I have set and locked the stops to a particular length for multiple cuts when a small amount of variable (around 1/8") is tolerable. Just be aware that too much pressure against the stops will cause them to need to be replaced with heavy use this way (as in using this method for multiple decks).
1160053
First this would not be extremely accurate, but if you set the saw at a fixed position on the stand and added and added an adhesive measuring tape to the extension arm backwards so the further you pulled the arms out the longer the measurement (from the blade to flipstop). To assure accurate cuts you would need to make sure all parts are tight and the saw is at the correct spot on the stand.
1160054
Yes, I used plastic washers to tighten up the base and that took out any movement. I got consistent repeat cuts
1258896
Remove the bottom rubber pad. Then saw off the amount you want. Replace rubber tip. Remember, measure twice, cut once.
167976
Sure if not from Amazon check the web. You can get 6 to 8' and cut your own at 24".
459808
It's not gonna cut it, the measurements they give you are to the very tip of each point. I found it out the hard way trying to cover my sprinkler valve system next to my house and I had to cut into it. Whatever the dimensions are subtract a couple inches from each measurement.
79459
Looks like Edward answered your question, the other thing I might add; make sure you have the right length of cutter
1934136
Yes & no , where I would imagine, you could limit the the depth of cut, I don't think it would be practical or accurate. Where there is a will there is away.
58313
I am not sure, I have not yet had to do this... I will say the longer pieces I've had yo cut because it is a more compact saw with less surface area, you will need table saws or a person to help hold it up.
677323
Hi. Just order this piece and we will cut it to 36 x 60. And we will send you the extra piece too.
1631561
Yes, you can cut it to whatever size you want actually--I left a review about how that was done. I have mine mounted in where a lazy suzan would normally be.
2029356
Mine is about 52" and it could still be shortened. It looks like 48" would be about the minimum. You could probably cut it with a pipe cutter if you need it any smaller.
1010325
From my understanding it has a 30" to 32" height and the length would be determined by the length of material you use and set it to cut at.
896907
I did not alter the size. Did not have to cut to fit and have no idea,though manufacturer says one could.
2119093
Pushed fully forward the measurement is negative inches since blade extends beyond fence. Perhaps geometry of blade and your situation needs clarification.
1860085
I had the same question when I ordered. I gave explicit instructions as to the EXACT size I wanted. I was ordering 10-12 feet, and was using it to cover a wood pile, so I certainly did not want separate small pieces. They are accommodating, and will cut you exactly what you want, just be very specific when you order. Hope I helped, Richard
508811
It takes a bit of fitting. It's been a while since I did this, but I seem to remember having to cut about 5/8 inch off so that the blade would keep tension at the bottom of the stroke. Cut it off in small increments and trial fit it until you get the right length. The "instructions" are not helpful here. I used a hand held diagonal cutter to shorten the blade.
271025
You could cut it to whatever dimensions suit you. Just use a good heavy duty pair of scissors or a straight edge and razor knife. It's only plastic so it's easy.
2023652
Yes, you adjust the cut by how far you screw the trimmer in to the press, anyway that's how I do it.It takes a effort to get it right, but once it's set to the length you want, your good to go.