Is the teeth configuration ATB (Alternate Top Bevel)?
1829307
Yes they are but not a super aggressive bevel probably about 15 degrees the best I can tell by looking at it
1829308
Blade is marked ATAF which I believe stands for Alternating Top Alternating Face - not exactly the same as ATB but looks similar.
150153
not exactly...this is a 14 tooth (small cog) which means your top speed will be different and it is possible that some of the intermediate cogs could have different tooth counts also. Plus you want to make sure you have a thread on hub as this is. (screws on and off). If yours isn't a screw on then you need a "cassette" type.
1708866
No, it is not. I made the mistake of thinking it wo8uld fit, but it doesn't. I am not about to spend another hundred dollars for a grossan flosser
689337
Yes, it is. In fact, Lowe's actually lists it as a Dual Bevel saw. Here's a link to a Hitachi site that might help: http://www.hitachipowertools.com/index/main-navigation/tools.aspx?d=11,53&p;=549
1394152
This kind of bottom bracket is different than the older type with two separate bearings. it's referred to as J.I.S. Japanese industrial standard. I used a little heat on the BB to be easy on the tool and it worked for me.
1058840
Yes. This is a problem with the EAB and EAB Lite. Standard blades (like Stanley, Lenox Gold, and Irwin) will screw in securely, but they wobble. The thicker blades are contractor blades; the ones I buy are made under the SuperKnife brand.
843595
The upper bracket/clamp is relativley flat and is not square shaped. The work great as well.
1449489
they are dead stops and the bevel stops are like pivoting stops so they are all pretty solid. When you want whatever angle you lock into place, very hard to move unless you bump your whole body or anything hard against it. this is the best brand of jobsite saw out there.
263858
I've never built it in that configuration but I've seen it done that way by other modelers so my answer is yes. Just by looking at my kit I dont see why not, I even think it's easier that way :)
638428
I believe it is because the outer rails are arched rather than straight. I checked photos on google, other models are straight on all sides. Hope this helps!
1479584
Base of teeth are 0.080 thick and an 8-spd chain has a fair amount of wiggle on the teeth. That's all I've got. I'd check to see what the late Sheldon Brown says.
42024
I am not sure what you mean by bevel, but I think that this will answer your question. This screen replaced identical my broken screen in all. Pulled the broken on out and put this one in and went back to work.
2235494
Hello. Yes you can change this to just about any tooth cog you want! It uses abendix style coaster brake style cog or gear. I have also used new ( made for these " bendix " skip tooth style on them for my old bikes
509867
If your talking about the pipe teeth below the main jaw face than yes. Otherwise, no. The primary vise face is smooth. Honestly though, anything that i would want teeth for I would also want a larger vise for. That said I've used it to cut pipe with a hacksaw and with a pipe-cutter with no issue.
610737
The mold fits on the top teeth and protects both top and bottom. I would think that you the me on the bottom teeth if you wanted to fit the bottom . But I would ask the manufacturer
1099827
found a blade at Ace hardware that fits in the alternate end style listed in manual
26908
On mine, handle has a pair of jaws that clamp onto a matching contour on the top of drill.