Hi! I need wood files, flat -sided, that are &lt; 5/8" wide. Could someone tell me the maximum width of the flat-sides on any tools that fit my bill?
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Two of the flat files measure 3/4" wide, one measures 13/16" wide. I did not measure the small ones but would do so if you need me to. The small ones are considerably smaller than 5/8" wide. If you need more info please advise Amazon to let me know.
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If you used use just the wood jaws the width is 4 5/8 wide fully open. However if you used the various plastic pegs in the different holes you can hold a wider piece. Using the Workmate I do not need vise, I can use this a keep my work bench clear of clutter. I would recommend this to anyone who asks because it works and it is a good investment.
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Simple Wood Turning Tools are made to fit the cutters we carry. I do not know if other cutters will fit our line of Simple Wood Turning Tools.
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Mitchell, I am not sure of the maximum width this saw will cut. I know that we were cutting 6" x 4" angle in it with the corner of the angle in the vertical position. The rear "vise" section of the saw is adjustable forward and backwards to allow for larger pieces of steel. I can check it tomorrow and get back to you. I do know that this is one kick*** saw and am very pleased with it. I use another saw in my shop that I cut wider plate so this is why I am not sure about the maximum width. I will get back to you.
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legal size files would be side to side. The drawer pulls out almost completely.I have no problem seeing the letter size file in the back of the drawer.
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If you are using original 0.325" chain that came with saw that file size would be a 3/16" or 4.8 mm round file Oregon 2 pack of those files is part # 40460
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They fit most wood burn tools. As long as it doesn't require a screw on the side for the tip, I have had no issues using multiple different tools.
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We used ours for length but they are very easy to cut so I don't see why you could not use it for both. Our maintenance team did our drawer as we had to rig it a bit for our need. It works great and we used it for heavy files.
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I don't see how you could hang files from side to side with the hardware that is included. I use mine front to back files 2 rows wide per drawer. It holds a lot of file folders and the folder section of the drawer is 15" front to back. If you multiply that X4 (2 rows per drawer X 2 drawers). I would imagine you could put a free standing file rack in the drawer and use it side to side. Either way, this thing is heavy and seems to be a nice piece of furniture. Not the easiest thing I've ever assembled, but really not that bad to assemble either. Hope I was able to provide you with the advice you need to decide. I enjoy mine and use it as a makeshift desk as well. I don't see how you could hang files from side to side with the hardware that is included. I use mine front to back files 2 rows wide per drawer. It holds a lot of file folders and the folder section of the drawer is 15" front to back. If you multiply that X4 (2 rows per drawer X 2 drawers). I would imagine you could put a free standing file rack in the drawer and use it side to side. Either way, this thing is heavy and seems to be a nice piece of furniture. Not the easiest thing I've ever assembled, but really not that bad to assemble either. Hope I was able to provide you with the... » Read More I don't see how you could hang files from side to side with the hardware that is included. I use mine front to back files 2 rows wide per drawer. It holds a lot of file folders and the folder section of the drawer is 15" front to back. If you multiply that X4 (2 rows per drawer X 2 drawers). I would imagine you could put a free standing file rack in the drawer and use it side to side. Either way, this thing is heavy and seems to be a nice piece of furniture. Not the easiest thing I've ever assembled, but really not that bad to assemble either. Hope I was able to provide you with the advice you need to decide. I enjoy mine and use it as a makeshift desk as well. « Show Less
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The extra wide dividers I am familiar with are 9.5" wide instead of 8.5" - I would say these probably would not fit that well in this binder, if they do, they will just barely fit.
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I fit approximately the same amount as my desk drawer file... maybe a bit less. They're deeper than wide so use that to gauge your amount, also depends on how fat your files are...
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I have the file folder rails set for standard which accommodates 12.25" hanging files. The drawer inner measurements are 15.25 with the option to move the rails for larger 'legal' hanging files. Essentially 15.25" long.
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i would be hesitant to slam any folder into a board. the inserts are very grippy, i have not had them lose traction ever. but i would also probably use a hatchet or an axe to do any kind of "slamming into a board" work, since that is what those tools are designed to do while not endangering your digits.
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Width....this would probably work perfect for you..getting all the leaves and crud out...using both peices....push into shovel part as u lift it out to put some where else...
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We use a Freud SD208 in our table saws which have a 5/8" arbor - these can be stacked up to 7/8" but remember your caution from Dewalt about the thickness. The Oldham we only use in one application. I would suggest staying with the 8" size.
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I know next to nothing about tools, and I just bought regular sandpaper sheets and cut them to size (cut across the 8", not the 11"). They hook under the edges of the sander base - might be good to find on Youtube... Good luck.
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We are currently using them all as standard letter size files. You can place bars two ways in each drawer and they are adjustable...so you may be able to fit legal. Not 100% though. Otherwise, so far very happy with the product!