What is the length from the stop with the arm fully extended to the blade of the saw mounted on opposite end? Need to set the stop for 6' cuts.
576868
Not sure what you mean by "stop". If you are referring to the pieces sticking out in the photo, those are rollers to support your work. I have quite easily supported 10 ft. pieces of lumber on the roller while I cut very near the end (cutting ¼" from a length, for example) and the roller supports it securely. If you are expecting to use a "stop" to hold the lumber at the cut-point, no: you have to mark your cut. Hope this answers your question.
576869
It will vary from saw to saw, due to the length from the blade to the mounting hole of your saw. Full extension puts the Stop 70" away from the furthest mounting holes. The excellent Genesis 10" saw that I use has the blade 6" from the saw mount - so it is 64" in my case.
1522118
The fence may be placed to either the right or left side of the blade. The fence can extend for 24" of cut capacity to the right of the blade; to the left, the fence extends for 12".
272699
The saw length when folded is 9" long (2" wide). When unfolded, it is 15" long. Great little tool! It did the job for me.
2023466
The center of the blade is about 5'6" the full height is a little over 6 '.
529264
As nchris44 said, approx. 6 inches range, but the minimum distance from miter slot to blade is 3 inches or so. You should have no trouble on most any table saw.
1605100
the sawing blade is about 12 inches long.............the extended length of the whole pole saw itself is 9 feet or so..........of if you are a 5 foot tall person you can cut limbs that are 14 feet off the ground or away from you..
1658040
I never measured it but I would guess at least 10 ft maybe eleven ft. depends on your arm length and strength to hold it extended.Great tool though. Be sure and keep chain saw oil in the little case.
1569460
Preston - while the saw has a 10" blade, it appears that the maximum cut as set is approximately 6". I hope that helps. Thanks, Jason B.
809200
28.5 inches from the back of the saw to the tip of the miter lock release lever.
1998805
I just measured and the distance between the ceiling and the top of the highest point on the blade is six inches. Hope it works for you :)
58309
The length doesn't matter as long as you support the uncut end (going into the saw) as well as the finished end (exiting the blade). Unfortunately, you cannot rip a 6" (width) board because the blade is a only a 10" blade and even when raised up to the max, you really can't rip a 2x4 any more than a tad over 3". The blade isn't "tall" enough to completely rip through anything "taller" than about 3.250". I believe a 12" blade would work, but I haven't seen any 12" table saws (that are affordable).
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The maximum vertical cutting height will be approximately 10.5 to maybe 11 feet (with a six foot tall operator). Here's why: The overall length, from the rear of the engine to the tip of the saw chain is 8 feet 4 inches. When it is supported by the shoulder strap, with the strap hook at belt level and the saw tilted upward in a cutting position, the rear of the engine will be about mid thigh. It is possible to raise it up to a higher level, but probably only such that the rear of the engine will be at about waist level, because your left arm will be extended fully by this point. It is seven feet from the front of the right hand grip in front of the engine to the tip of the saw chain. But keep in mind the limiting factor is the extension of the left arm holding the front handle. The handle is moveable, but the farther away from your right hand that you can position it, the better the control and the less the fatigue. Note also that you will have to be at an angle to the branches you are cutting and not directly under them, or they will fall on you. So your reach will not be the full seven vertical feet above your right hand even if you place the left hand handle closer to the right. So again, cutting a limb 10.5 to perhaps 11 feet off the ground will be the maximum cutting height.
1337544
12 - 42mm. That's a maximum of about 1.6 inches, which is not high at all. I just used mine for the first time at 42 and I'm concerned about how low it cut.
1497433
I think it is 8'. We are very happy with this saw at work. Many nice features
1009893
use your own measurement, not the embossed numbers on the saw for setup. then let the saw do the work, do not push to hard.
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I have mine just setting on the floor and it measures 73.5 inches. It would be 6 feet but there is a knob on top adds 1.5 inches. Excellent saw and I use mainly for re-sawing lumber.
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Almost 9 inches. I keep my dewalt circular saw (DW368) in it but it dose need to be on a slight angle.