How accurate are the bevel and miter stops? Are they a "dead stop" or is there any play once locked in place?
1449488
The bevel and miter stops are pretty dead on with absolutely no play. I've only had the saw a couple months but can't see it wearing down at all. It has a pretty solid construction.
1449489
they are dead stops and the bevel stops are like pivoting stops so they are all pretty solid. When you want whatever angle you lock into place, very hard to move unless you bump your whole body or anything hard against it. this is the best brand of jobsite saw out there.
1373845
Mine were angled as well. No issues at all installing them. My stabilizer jacks have solid round bases and I ended up using the 2 supplied landing pad feet. I may end up purchasing 2 more feet just to give the base of the jacks a little bigger footprint. I do highly recommend this system. It does not eliminate 100% of the shake but i would say it is 95% better. That said I have only camped on grass surfaces since installing. I will see if it gets closer to 100 percent shake free at the end of the month as I will be parked on a hard surface.
1489146
I always check, carefully. I have heard that you damage the contacts, but I've got a pretty light hand with a feeler gauge. That said, I've never had one come up gapped wrong in the last 10 years... These being no exception.
859836
If you are referring to the rear sight aperture(the little circle that you look through), no. If it is loose or unstable, you will have a serious problem with maintaining zero. Ultimately, no part should have free movement and if any part does, could result in unmanageable inaccuracy.
1238915
I just got mine, so I'm hoping it works itself out ... but while it is very smooth during the motion, it is NOT smooth at all from a dead still start. It always jerks if the head has been setting for more than 5 or so seconds ... no matter how loose the screws.
2150927
Haven't used mine a lot yet, but, no wobble at any speed... Not sure about the positioned adjustment
612542
Sounds like user error... I have no issue, I am an experienced paddler and I don't have any issue. Make sure everything is pumped up evenly and your skegs are in good shape.
1377162
they use the newer Knuckle" couplers..and to be honest they dont hold as good..very delicate.One of the sets came with extra couplers..I have a medium size layout..When i turn my layout on 3 trains run around on their own lines..With those "new" couplers i had to chase down the cars that came loose..I switched all my couplers to the older "Horn Hook / Rapido" couplers.I know their not as Detailed..but i enjoy my layout alot more ..Hope this helps..Feel free to Email me about Bachmann Train stuff..I've been play'n with their products for 20yrs...
447540
Ours is on round. Perhaps this spec will help: http://www.bemisseats.com/docs/specification-sheets/new/583SLOW.pdf
2220418
Yep. They're a bit small and certainly take some getting used to but they're accurate and work very well once you get them setup properly within the game. I use them for roll and use the xml route to set bindings which is a bit more complex than the in-game interface but it's more fully featured. 1 to 10, I'd give them a 6 or 7. There is much much better, but not for around a hundred bucks. Saitek's pedals are good too but they don't integrate with CH software which is one huge bonus for the whole CH line of gear. Good luck and see you in the verse.
1388424
Great choices of plane and brakes. Make sure it is not the mineral spec caliper. The SL 6 is low viscosity for ABS, since you don't have ABS, I'm pretty sure you want to use the the straight "SL" version, but just call them to verify: Technical or order support: tel +33 (0) 492 201 619 Fax +33 (0) 492 526 966 e-mail contact@beringer-aero.com
1893749
The front wheel assembly IS true, at least on the two pair I have purchased. But the rear is nowhere close. You'll need patience and experience, these rims are not out of the box and on the road. Most of my bikes use the Shimano SIS spin on freewheel. The hub is not the same as the stock wheel my Schwinns came with, so the high and low stops on your derailleur will have to be adjusted. I have a set on a '73 Super Sport and a '88 World Sport. I also dressed the hoop welds because they seemed too sharp, about 35 minutes on each rim with a small pair of files and emery cloth. Even after this, they are a good value for a very low cost option to get you back on the road...
405032
There are definitely no brakes - both from testing it just now based on your question (quick but not immediate), and more definitively from the absence of mention of brakes in the owner's manual. Indeed (and instead), it states "blades coast after turnoff"
1303480
Ditto on the Ridgid miter saw cart. I've had my Bosch 12" Dual Bevel Slider mounted to a Ridgid cart for the last 8 years. And my cart is one of the older style ones. The newer ones are even better.If I had the money and the need at this very moment, I'd buy another Bosch saw (the glider, of course) and the newer style Ridgid cart. I wouldn't even consider anything else...
377757
There are no stops. The bar will swing until it hits something. Mine is mounted near an outside corner so it swings until the bar hits the corner.
429760
Thanks for the speedy response. I think I was after a number though. It's going to be either 16 Points of Engagement, or 32. You can tell by turning the freehub one full rotation and counting how many times it clicks.
1711944
Mine has zero play and re-centers perfectly. I'd say that if the play doesn't interfere with your carrier landings then you're ok.