Am I missing something? The european 32mm system specifies that the first row be 37mm from the front edge. This gives 1 in with the fence. I wonder?
1480455
I use a .456 spacer when I need 37 mm spacing. Stock the Kreg only will do 1" and 2" spacing from the edge. I love mine. Its very accurate when you use the indexing pin.
1480456
This tool was designed and built for the USA market. It happens to have a 32mm separation from hole to hole but just "because", since there is no standard separation in the USA system. In fact there are no systems or standards in the USA, there are only traditions from woodworker to woodworker.
1480457
It appears you're correct. The fence can only be set at 24mm on one side and 54mm on the other. Kreg tools are usually pretty well thought out so I don't know what they were thinking on this one. I'm currently doing a face frame job so only used it for adjustable shelf holes, so it doesn't matter. It'd be a simple matter to attach a 17mm block of wood to the correct side of the fence when installed on the 54mm side.
1754233
The fence has adjustable Cap Screws that attach it to the Rack. The Rack is adjusted by unclamping it from the base track. I have had mine for about 5 months as 0f today (4-1-14) and I am quite pleased with it, for the price.
997315
Sounds to me like you need a chain long enough to reach the fence. Be sure to attach to a fence post and not the fence. I use chains and and attach a turnbuckle to tighten the shades. I just received my order of 4 square sail shades. I have a couple of guys coming in to dig the holes (with a rented auger) and I plan to set seven 4x6x16' posts in concrete. The other side will be attached to my house. This will cover my back deck which in 56' X 18'.
59827
The pix's fool me, first note it is a 30mm ring, second it appears to be an offset, it is not, depending on your scope, the front site will be in the view, most times it is to close and will not cause a problem. I was looking for a mount that set slightly off center. Hope that helps
597402
Not sure which fence your referring to. My saws fence is adjustable by 2 preset positions that allows me to rip up to 24 or 36 inches. Hence my previous post.
209617
i have no idea .... the fencing i purchased is doing very well ... am pleased with my purchase.
733906
They are adjustable ang go almost to the fence. You should have no problem. I put up about 500 feet of crown and would be no way without this tool. Love it.
185915
i looked it up and i saw it took a 49mm.maybe you should also look to make sure.
780301
I live in the NW- By Seattle,WA. We get high winds mostly spring and fall-winter. So far, My screen fence has withstood the current high winds- Mine is Doubled up for extra privacy- facing West- to East secured on my side of the chain link. Mine billows like a sail and so far handles wind just fine- Single layer Vs wind ? should work fine. Some sunlight will show thru. kinda sparkles in late afternoon sun. Hope this helps- I've only had mine a month + D.Durham
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Technically Yes, with 4 ****, which means practically NO. The fence is one solid piece of aluminum, with two separate blocks of MDF (one on the Left of the bit, one on the right side) which are replaceable) There are two very small Ultra high density plastic/graphite rods about 1/8" diameter, that can be inserted into channels machined into the fence. The out feed amount is set -- you get only 2 options, and the amount is almost none. Less time and work to simply put a shim on the front of the infeed side. This model PRS2000 has a terrible fence design -- knuckle buster, and doesn't sit perpendicular on the table. PRS2100 is a better stronger table and they re-did the fence, after so many complaints. Technically Yes, with 4 ****, which means practically NO. The fence is one solid piece of aluminum, with two separate blocks of MDF (one on the Left of the bit, one on the right side) which are replaceable) There are two very small Ultra high density plastic/graphite rods about 1/8" diameter, that can be inserted into channels machined into the fence. The out feed amount is set -- you get only 2 options, and the amount is almost none. Less time and work to simply put a shim on the front of the infeed side. This model PRS2000 has a terrible fence design -- knuckle buster, and doesn't... » Read More Technically Yes, with 4 ****, which means practically NO. The fence is one solid piece of aluminum, with two separate blocks of MDF (one on the Left of the bit, one on the right side) which are replaceable) There are two very small Ultra high density plastic/graphite rods about 1/8" diameter, that can be inserted into channels machined into the fence. The out feed amount is set -- you get only 2 options, and the amount is almost none. Less time and work to simply put a shim on the front of the infeed side. This model PRS2000 has a terrible fence design -- knuckle buster, and doesn't sit perpendicular on the table. PRS2100 is a better stronger table and they re-did the fence, after so many complaints. « Show Less
2089915
to be honest, i don't know... i guess it would depend on the spacing of the support poles, and how taut you have the fencing material... sorry i can't be more helpful...
2173549
That happened to us as well, a couple of times in fact. It's super tedious. The fence is sort of weaved together, so find the first link in the tangled mess and work your way from there. You can flip the link to either the left of the right depending on whether it's too long on the bottom or too long on the top. It's hard to explain, but once you've figured out one it'll come together. They kind of show you how in the manual, but it didn't make sense to me until after I tried it out myself.
1584585
i wasn't sure either but i think it's because it comes in a sturdier than usual box... i'm guessing to avoid bending the metal bars on the gate. but i LOVE the gate! especially the auto close feature. i highly recommend it!
1252673
Sorry, I cannot answer this with complete confidence. We did not use the gate. I would guess that the way the rest of the fencing was made, and having grand children, I would say that the kids could use the gate without much trouble.
2119093
Pushed fully forward the measurement is negative inches since blade extends beyond fence. Perhaps geometry of blade and your situation needs clarification.
1852772
Sorry, I can't compare it to the T2, I have no experience with that fence. As far as installation on this fence, (as I can remember, even though the review is only a few years old the install was years and years ago) it is easy as all the holes line up fine. No drilling or modification is required. If you have a stable shop unlike my garage shop where temperatures swing 80-100 degrees between winter to summer, I think you will find this to be a good fence for your shop.
581937
Never had a problem with it. Got mine Jan 2015 so not sure how old the reviews were. They now ship with the 1/4-turn locks, and the fence is pretty solid.