Does it pivot to cut parallel to the ground. I don't want to have to squat. There are no images of this thing pivoting in the other direction.
1971232
Yes it will, it piviots on the extension to extreme angles both up and down, so you could have the cuttingedge level with the ground while standing
1971233
Yes, it does pivot so you can cut parallel to the ground.Does not work to play hockey thou
1971234
Yes, the pivot action of the cutting edge is nice. That is also where the bulk of the weight is and cutting at eye level or above your head can get heavy.
1971235
The hedge trimmer will pivot to cut parallel to the ground when the pole is extended above your head (as in trimming the top of a row of hedges). If you want to hold the pole at or below your waist to cut parallel to the ground, the answer is no.
796759
No just purchase a medium grade so you can always use it for other times. But again must be straight legs. NOT slanted
585744
Not a problem for me, as I cut my grass at the shortest height. Wasn't a problem at the beginning when I was trying various cutting heights. My handle is stiff and hard to move, so I can't see it jumping out of its notch. Is your handle installed correctly?
1699319
yes, it pivots down in either direction for when not in use, or storing. however, it requires a screw driver of sorts to tighten or loosen. so i replaced screw with a wing nut type screw for hand adjustment.
1257482
The blade gets pushed to one side. The top guide helps but not as much as a tighter tolerance one might. I like the concept but better design is needed.If you only made straight cuts it would probably be fine.
97738
I bought this for my RV and decided to return it as it was a very cheap faucet and I did not think it would last. I ended up buying a Delta regular kitchen faucet and am very happy In answer to your question it does pivot.
2096726
I use mine in the yard. Sorry, but I don't have any experience with 'flush cut'. g
478161
If heavier kids will be swinging on it, you might need to cement it in, so you won't have to worry about cutting at all. I cemented mine in the ground.
412773
It doesn't pivot. It's a fixed clamp. You can put the clamp in the opposite direction which would show this one showing up instead of showing down.
820071
If your asking if the Handle pivots, yes it does. There's a pivot pin about half way up the handle, not a ball, but has the same effect, to keep the loading pure.
1186732
when using any cutting tool with a guide or fence the blade must be parallel to the cut to produce clean cuts and reduce the chance of kick back/ binding. Some jig saws have a base that tapers from front to back or an adjustable blade angle which means the blade will not be cut parallel to the base edge or cut line and this will be a problem......if you ensure the jig saw base and blade are parallel with each other and with the cut line this will work
409331
I don't really understand Steve's question. I think when he is asking about hinged versus solid he is asking if the legs bend upward or downward to be parallel with the rifle barrel and I would have to say they do. I don't know if that is what he is asking.
1342995
No, not for cutting in place, need to angle at the bottom and bit may not reach. Very difficult for cabinet kick toe especially. Better by using a multi tool for flush cuts at 3/4 in or whatever depths.
643585
Sorry so late. Yes the blade head does pivot. rotational like newer ones.The german bone handle ones mentioned elsewhere on ebay are more like a spring in and out action rather than pivot but use same blade
823609
Yes. It does pivot. Not very much though since the showerhead is a bit heavy.
853461
Upward at teh front. This saw cuts like a typical wood cutting circular saw. Sounds goo in concept, and maybe it is if you are cutting slabs and utilizing the cutting paltform. I am using this saw to cut random though typically large, field stone. often the blade does not cut deep enough and I cut from both sides. I removed the platform and use it as an angle grinder, but with a diamond saw blade. The rotation provides the advantage of blowing the bulk of teh dust forward and away form the operator, but teh disadvantage is that when it kicks in the cut (remember I am often cutting several inches deep into odd shaped stone), it kick toward the operator, and boy does it kick. I get very bruised shins sometimes. The saw is very heavy, so this provides some stability, and I learned to get used to it and minimize how opten it kicks, but it still gets me once in a while. The saw is holding up nicley, under heavy use it trips a 20 amp breaker, I now use a 30 amp, but I think i would prefer the blade turned the other way for my useage. By the way, for cutting stoen or pavement, get a general purpose blade from Granite City Tool, their general purpose diamond blade is $70, cuts like crazy wet or dry ( i now only mostly cut wet with this saw, for faster cutting and minimal dust, started wit spraying from a hose as I cut, then bought a water feed adaptor also from Granite City) and the blade lasts very well.
567999
Mine doesn't slant for some reason and I don't see that it is adjustable. I keep looking under there and I can't see it would ever move.Last one I had annoyed me b/c it slanted and wiggled. Love that this one is sturdy and straight. Have the company send a new one! Yours might be defective.