Is deeper precise enough to detect a 4 inch jig?
910285
Yes! Mines sometimes will pick up my lure as a fish. It can pick up jig if there is rapid movement of the jig or lure.
2261403
They have similar hardware like installing an electrical outlet. I would say no deeper than 4 inches.
2149800
Yes. When the 4 inch was too small for my project I purchased a 7 inch grinder, grinding wheel, and shroud through amazon. The 7 equipment is a significantly larger investment than the 4 1/2. 7 inch equipment: Grinder - DWE4557, floor grinding wheel - DW4775, and shroud DWE46170.
1434797
The door jig worker really well for me, so you must be having an issue that I did not encounter. The holes on my jig are spaced at 1/4" intervals (assuming we're referring to the same holes).
1954348
I have my 1/2 deep sockets in a drawer that Is 4 inches tall, I just went and checked 3 3/4 may be a little tight, Hope this helps
1564776
Not very good I am afraid. You can get a pretty good depth reading at 3/4" or maybe 1 1/2" and that is pushing it. Alternatively you can use a very thin drill bit to bore a small hole and see if wood bits come out. This is not accurate and you may have to drill several holes before you find the stud center and you may have to patch your misses afterwards.
1800327
Hi. It would take some pretty precise calipers to measure the thickness of this wire. It's about as thick as dental floss. And it works pretty well. Just do the knot like they tell you in the package and you'll be fine. Hope this helps.
1763875
This will find anything metal and the depth it will detect may be enough to get the job done but you will look silly crawling around on your knees with something about as round as quarter. Get a cheap detector, even a used one. It is never cost prohibitive to get the right tool for the job
1035489
The maximum thickness of material that this jig can handle is 2-3/8 wide. I'm not sure I understand the 2nd part of the question of placing blocks under the clamp. If the concern is potentially drilling too far into your work piece, that should not be a problem. Based on the height of the clamps drill guide, I actually had to reduce how deep I normally place the bit in my drill to ensure a deep enough hold to accommodate the dowel.
1004035
This metal detector will find a needle in a haystack. Depending on the pipe, I would say at least 2' depth. As a surveyor, property pipes are seldom deeper than 3". If the pipes are there you will find them with this detector.
1673760
It is slightly smaller than 3/4", very slightly though. It might not show. Joanna
303036
I like amend my previous answer. The jig cannot clamp two inches thick because the clamp needs about quarter of an inch play for the clamp to work.
2011038
I have set mine to cut 1/8" birch plywood. I have even cut less to cut in a area to lay decorative copper wire. I do not know off the top of my head the max depth. I do not know if it will cut the short side of a 2X4. The gauge is easy to set! I like mine. I do say that you need to use it a few times to get used to its quirky way of always needing to plunge cut everything.
2051969
I've used just a few times so far, so I am no expert. However I've found this jig easy to use. You set the depth with the adjustable collar, just clamp in place with a c clamp and drill. The key is to test on scrap wood first to make sure you're getting the proper depth adjustment needed. Hope this helps.
1233910
It works fine on my hundred.But I still would suggest the four inch, it would be easier to use.
49376
This seems to be a very well made tool and is graduated to allow readings down to 0.0001". I am not sure I would trust it to be real accurate to such dimensions. Your touch would have to be better than mine to feel confident to readings less than 0.001. - Chet
1811215
The provided bushings cover the range described here - 1/4" to 3/8" - you might be able to run a larger bit through an un-sleeved guide hole, but you'll get a lot of play and risk damaging the threads on the jig. But for the stated range, there aren't many better pound-for-pound jigs than this one.