How do I vary the depth?
1173087
There is no precise way to vary the depth. This is a low cost machine without advanced features, but well worth the money. However, to roughly simulate depth control, I merely keep the wheels in contact with the ground and tip the machine forward to till as deep as I desire. Even though this is not precise, it is good enough for my needs.
1173088
What I did was go one direction, then come back, same row, then shoveled the soil aside and repeated the same thing all over again. My soil had not been worked for years & was very compacted. This let me till down about 12 to 15 inches. I filled in the lowest level with compost, shoveled in the loose soil then added more compost and did a light tilling to mix it in with some cow manure. My onions are already 5" high. The tiller never faltered, sorry this is my first year with it, beats a gas tiller by a mile. So I say till once...mix in the compost & till again to get it deep. Hope this helps, if not get back with me . Lou in Az. at 6000 ft.
1173089
What I did. I tilling back and forth, 3 times, finally got into, not really depth. Yeah, I know, it's hard to hang on with tiller to keep going. I have to buy this, because there is no sharp and protecting my grandchildren touch, like, curious, when only off and plug off.
1173090
What I did was go one direction, then come back, same row, then shoveled the soil aside and repeated the same thing all over again. My soil had not been worked for years & was very compacted. This let me till down about 12 to 15 inches. I filled in the lowest level with compost, shoveled in the loose soil then added more compost and did a light tilling to mix it in with some cow manure. My onions are already 5" high. The tiller never faltered, sorry this is my first year with it, beats a gas tiller by a mile. So I say till once...mix in the compost & till again to get it deep. Hope this helps, if not get back with me . Lou in Az. at 6000 ft. What I did was go one direction, then come back, same row, then shoveled the soil aside and repeated the same thing all over again. My soil had not been worked for years & was very compacted. This let me till down about 12 to 15 inches. I filled in the lowest level with compost, shoveled in the loose soil then added more compost and did a light tilling to mix it in with some cow manure. My onions are already 5" high. The tiller never faltered, sorry this is my first year with it, beats a gas tiller by a mile. So I say till once...mix in the compost & till again to get it deep. Hope... » Read More What I did was go one direction, then come back, same row, then shoveled the soil aside and repeated the same thing all over again. My soil had not been worked for years & was very compacted. This let me till down about 12 to 15 inches. I filled in the lowest level with compost, shoveled in the loose soil then added more compost and did a light tilling to mix it in with some cow manure. My onions are already 5" high. The tiller never faltered, sorry this is my first year with it, beats a gas tiller by a mile. So I say till once...mix in the compost & till again to get it deep. Hope this helps, if not get back with me . Lou in Az. at 6000 ft. « Show Less
1173091
My experience there's no depth control. I just let it dig in and it mixes it up from 4-8 inches. It's so lightweight you can pull it off/up if it's going too far down.
1173092
No depth control on this unit. I was able to go deeper with multiple passes over the same area similar to what others have suggested. I really like this tiller and the lack of a depth control is a non-issue for me.
460185
Yes, you are correct. That is the depth measurement, back to front, front to back. Thanks for your interest.
2128620
Yes, this does have an adjustable depth setting. I used it in routing doors and jams for the hinges (along with a set of hinge templates) and for adding contour edges to 1"oak table tops - I am very pleased with this router.
366146
Depends on the lumber you buy and how you decide to set it up. I used 2 x 10 boards, one on top of another with a 2 x 2 top piece. This effectively gives you 20 inches of depth. I had my yard man buy and fill it and he estimated two yards.
1608138
You can string as many panels together as you want. You can change the shape of the confinement area. It's pretty easy, you just have to take your time.
146557
Gave it as a gift and I did not measure the depth. Sorry I could not help you.
1085321
The dimensions are listed. Take the height, add the depth, that's your answer
1758066
You can customize it within limits. The shape of the circle doesn't change. You have to move it around the house and experiment with the size of the outside area you want covered.
141096
Just the height the depth does not adjust. The depth is 5 3/4 inches . It's for basking. It's great we bought 2 one for day and one for night light . We put them both on the same side beside each other. So our leopard Geko has a cooler side for its water and food and warmer side for basking but it keeps the entire trairium comfortable . Her Geko is thriving. Hope this helps.
1256795
Yep, just allow for the additional built up 1/2" =/- prior to setting on substrate. Note I used custom's level quick before mudding in the Ditra underlayment.
1052459
There is two answers with different dimensions. I need the exact depth please
2105025
The unit's "sections" must be set up at 90 degree angles or straight. There's a small plastic strip that goes over the junction point between two sections which gives the unit the vast majority of it's rigidness, making it stable. So the short answer to your question is no, you can't make it shallower. You could technically do so, by not using the plastic joint strips, but you would be able to push the set-up unit over with one finger.
785289
You can NOT adjust the width. The only way to do this is to use a diff. cutter. The depth MAY be somewhat adjusted by inserting the blade less or further. Adjustment this way is affective. GREAT little tool though!!
281058
No way to change the width. The width varies with each rotation. I would say they are about 6-8 inches apart.
2259144
2" deep unless you use an extender. Extender can significantly increase the depth based on its length.
49415
It will make I believe too narrow a trench. It will get the depth you want but youwill need to widen it a bit.
324844
To adjust the length you just slide the legs outward on each side. And if you happen to get to short of a light you won't have light stretched across the length of your aquarium but instead the skinny little bars that are what rests on the lip of your aquarium.