How does the dual fence work?
597400
The fence has a second fence stored on it that pivots/swings into place allowing your hand to have working extra space. It is designed for thinner stock; you tug on it and the catches release, you rotate it, and then it snaps into place. Great feature!
597401
Works great. Very simple to use. Its an fast swap to switch from one to the other. There are 2 sets of prepositioned bolts. Put fence on either one and voila.
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.
597403
It's just a fence that swings over the regular fence and locks in place. It's lower in profile so that you can use it cut smaller/thinner pieces closer to this second fence. For one thing it allows you to keep the blade cover in place when you make these smaller cuts.
597404
The short answer is very well! But here's a better answer. The fence can be attached to the table in two different positions which allow for the extra wide rip capacity. It's very simple to switch back and forth between positions since they use a lift and snap system that requires no tools. There are two scales on the fence dependant upon which way you use it. There is also a fold down extension piece that moves the work away from the fence for doing extremely thin rips. This just flips over the top of the fence to use it and flips back to keep it out of the way. All in all it's a great system! Hope this helped! The short answer is very well! But here's a better answer. The fence can be attached to the table in two different positions which allow for the extra wide rip capacity. It's very simple to switch back and forth between positions since they use a lift and snap system that requires no tools. There are two scales on the fence dependant upon which way you use it. There is also a fold down extension piece that moves the work away from the fence for doing extremely thin rips. This just flips over the top of the fence to use it and flips back to keep it out of the way. All in all it's a great... » Read More The short answer is very well! But here's a better answer. The fence can be attached to the table in two different positions which allow for the extra wide rip capacity. It's very simple to switch back and forth between positions since they use a lift and snap system that requires no tools. There are two scales on the fence dependant upon which way you use it. There is also a fold down extension piece that moves the work away from the fence for doing extremely thin rips. This just flips over the top of the fence to use it and flips back to keep it out of the way. All in all it's a great system! Hope this helped! « Show Less
974490
Doubling up might not work because the gourmet holes may not line up. The fold over might work if you have access to both sides of the fence and the top of fence line is smooth. I would not recommend either of these solutions.
972946
I had the same issue. Yes, it will work. You can just fold the top over on the back side before you zip tie it down. It actually gives you double the coverage on a few inches at the top of your fence.
546649
I use it to keep iguanas out of my garden tower. As long as you wire it up according to the instructions I don't see why it won't work. The fence has defiantly deterred the iguanas from getting thru.
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.
347726
i am little confused about the question, but if you are asking that the collar will work with an electric fence then i dont think so. The fencing systems and dog collars have different tranponders/frequencies. I know that you can have multiple collars with the same remote or with the same fencing system, but switching between systems i have not heard of. Hope that helps.
1245621
We don't have a fence, so I can't answer that. It has stopped our dog from running over to the next door neighbors house.
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.
758931
I don't think it would work. The fence would cause the control panel to draw too much current and overheat, in my opinion. I would suggest you get several opinions though. Thanks, Don
1853765
The two gates may be connected but there will be split entry. Each gate has a support post so it will not equal a double gate width, just two single width gate connected.Good kuck
1259305
I have never heard of Boundary Plus invisible fence system so I cannot answer that.
1758301
Yes there is some play, but when you lock it down it is fine. The fences are easy to align. I had no problem with them. They saw is excellent.
295226
I wouldn't know the answer to that for sure - but would not hesitate to use with an invisible fence. This is not an electric type mechanism but rather one of kinetic energy - thus based on the dogs movement...as they move they create body energy and the tag works to keep critters away...not related to any electrical devices etc. I believe on the Shoo Tag site you can reach out to them and there are FAQ's, I'm sure they can clarify 100%.
715650
Yes. Once you have everything up at one location you could disconnect the fence wire and unplug the main unit. Take it to the second location with more fence wire and set it up there. Once both locations are set up all you would need to do is disconnect the 2 fence wires and unplug the unit. Just be sure you have enough fence wire to leave in place a both locations.
1422022
You slip the supports in the top of the poles. Then the cover itself has bungee balls that slip through grommets in the tarp and attach it to the fencing material.
1812737
No. If you look at the side of your fence where the digital carriage attaches you will see a stainless steel L shaped bracket. The carriage has a magnet that will engage the L bracket on the fence and slides freely with the fence when you are using the table saw. When you finish using the saw and the time comes to fold the unit you disengage the magnetic connection by just moving it the opposite way me the fence, slide the carriage just below the zero position and than the fence stores as usual. It's a great little addition to the 4100 saw and when calibrated correctly it's extremely accurate. I highly recommend it. Let me know he you have any further questions. Good luck. No. If you look at the side of your fence where the digital carriage attaches you will see a stainless steel L shaped bracket. The carriage has a magnet that will engage the L bracket on the fence and slides freely with the fence when you are using the table saw. When you finish using the saw and the time comes to fold the unit you disengage the magnetic connection by just moving it the opposite way me the fence, slide the carriage just below the zero position and than the fence stores as usual. It's a great little addition to the 4100 saw and when calibrated correctly it's extremely... » Read More No. If you look at the side of your fence where the digital carriage attaches you will see a stainless steel L shaped bracket. The carriage has a magnet that will engage the L bracket on the fence and slides freely with the fence when you are using the table saw. When you finish using the saw and the time comes to fold the unit you disengage the magnetic connection by just moving it the opposite way me the fence, slide the carriage just below the zero position and than the fence stores as usual. It's a great little addition to the 4100 saw and when calibrated correctly it's extremely accurate. I highly recommend it. Let me know he you have any further questions. Good luck. « Show Less
1635327
We moved last year to a house that doesnt have a fence and my lab chow mix would CONSTANTLY chase wildlife deep into the woods. We didn't want to invest thousands into another fence or an electric fence so we decided to give this collar a try. There are two buttons and a 1-10 dial on the remote that you hold. One button makes the warning beep (letting your dog know that the shock is coming) and the other button administers the shock. We have found great success with this product and after the first few days only needed to use the warning button. We tested it on ourselves before testing it in our dog and it doesn't hurt but it will get your attention. I hope this helps!