How does one select the 82 degree angle of a countersink bit? I didn't see 82 degrees listed as an option in the youtube video I watched.
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The drill stand is not designed for vey accurate angles.It basically does 45 degrees and 90 degrees..Any other angles you may have to do your adjustments manually.For my particular use it permits me to drill a straight through the base of coin displays that I build.I do hope that I may have been a little help.
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While I cannot give yo the precise degree of angles, there are several options. I would be very surprised if the angle you are looking for is not available.
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There appears to be no way to change the readout to read degrees F, so a good way is to make a notation of what temperature in degrees F you desire on a piece of tape and fasten it to the side of the soldering station, so you can dial (punch) in the appropriate temperature in degrees C. You should have only a few settngs for conversion.
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Thank you for your question. The Bosch CST1 Countersink has a 1/4" round (straight) shank so it will fit in a 3/8" drill chuck. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499).
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Did you try to put it on? I know it appears to be round, but mine snaps onto the square drive of the tool just fine. Then, each bit can be locked into the opposite end. Hope this helps!
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Mine just turned by hand! Grabbed pipe in one hand, foot in other and it turned! Not so easy as to change when I walk, but not hard either. I figured the hex head held it on and has thread locking compound, so I did not even try it. Your idea is right on: I much prefer mine switched 90 degrees as well. I don't need a cane that I position, step, position, step with the cane stopping each time. My cane flows smoothly synched with my left knee, never really stopping. I hope this helps.
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I used them for flush countersinks but I just did that by controlling the depth by hand. There is no adjustment.
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I don't believe you can angle the stock without a wedge, and then there might be issues with holding it stable. You could keep the stock at 90 degrees, flip it on edge and use a 45 degree router bit, as long as the wood is not wider (taller when on edge) than the height of the bit.
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Right angle only. They have a rip guide at http://amzn.to/U2MBI8 that looks good. I bought one of them but haven't had a chance to use it. I expect it to work as well as their other products.
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I think it's usually 90 degrees, but it can be random like the other poster said. Use the little "adjustment tool" to change the arc to any position between near 0 and near 360 degrees.. I think their term "arc" is a bit misleading, but in this context it means how far it rotates from right to left. The "arc" has nothing to do with how high/low it sprays. You can change the "nozzle" to achieve a different spray pattern. I purchased three of these and they each came with a single (red #7) nozzle installed, with no other nozzles... so I guess you need to purchase the "rack of nozzles" separately. I think it's usually 90 degrees, but it can be random like the other poster said. Use the little "adjustment tool" to change the arc to any position between near 0 and near 360 degrees.. I think their term "arc" is a bit misleading, but in this context it means how far it rotates from right to left. The "arc" has nothing to do with how high/low it sprays. You can change the "nozzle" to achieve a different spray pattern. I purchased three of these and they each came with a single (red #7) nozzle installed, with no other nozzles... so I guess you need... » Read More I think it's usually 90 degrees, but it can be random like the other poster said. Use the little "adjustment tool" to change the arc to any position between near 0 and near 360 degrees.. I think their term "arc" is a bit misleading, but in this context it means how far it rotates from right to left. The "arc" has nothing to do with how high/low it sprays. You can change the "nozzle" to achieve a different spray pattern. I purchased three of these and they each came with a single (red #7) nozzle installed, with no other nozzles... so I guess you need to purchase the "rack of nozzles" separately. « Show Less
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As I said above, "The trick was that you to turn the clamp lever in the reverse direction (counter-clockwise) than normal." I just asked my husband if this was hard to do and he said "no" and didn't have to use any special tools to turn it. He also said to say that when you do start using the saw, sawdust will collect in the back channel and prevent you from getting full 45 degree travel, so be sure to vacuum out the sawdust every use or two.We installed solid wood flooring throughout our house this past winter, and this little saw was a dream for easily cutting each board to proper length. As I said above, "The trick was that you to turn the clamp lever in the reverse direction (counter-clockwise) than normal." I just asked my husband if this was hard to do and he said "no" and didn't have to use any special tools to turn it. He also said to say that when you do start using the saw, sawdust will collect in the back channel and prevent you from getting full 45 degree travel, so be sure to vacuum out the sawdust every use or two.We installed solid wood flooring throughout our house this past winter, and this little saw was a dream for... » Read More As I said above, "The trick was that you to turn the clamp lever in the reverse direction (counter-clockwise) than normal." I just asked my husband if this was hard to do and he said "no" and didn't have to use any special tools to turn it. He also said to say that when you do start using the saw, sawdust will collect in the back channel and prevent you from getting full 45 degree travel, so be sure to vacuum out the sawdust every use or two.We installed solid wood flooring throughout our house this past winter, and this little saw was a dream for easily cutting each board to proper length. « Show Less
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Look at the diagram. It takes a little while to figure out but basically every piece connects the same way. I believe 5 or 6 connect together making one "swirl" then you attach it to the others. Basically, you put the shorter side into the hooks of another shorter side and the little hooks will swirl together. The diagram will show you which way to angle it before putting it in the hooks. Then you do them all the same. Once you get 2-3 you'll have the hang of it
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I just set it and forget it. I have never had the bit move up or down. It works really well for me.
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There are two adjustments bolts at the base of the tilt. Adjust the one on the left until you get a true 45 degree.
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Read this customer review - it tells how to use the smallest bit on a dremel:
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It is very simple, all you need is to take the bit that is in use and push the bit you want to use forwardPicquic site has an animation that explains the process:http://www.picquic.com/Firehawktech is another great site to buy, they also sell in Amazon. And you can choose colors:http://www.firehawktech.com/PQ_models.html