When you store fence do you just take it off, or will the fence store with DC010 still attached?Thank you
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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
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the dc010 "attaches" to the fence magnetically. be sure to slide the dc010 to the full left position when not in use so the cable lead does not get damaged
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The DC010 attaches with a magnet to the fence and stays on the table's rail when you want to store the fence. The end plate for the DC010 also serves as a latching point for the DC010 when you want to store it. Bosch has some good drawings on how it works in the instructions http://mdm.boschwebservices.com/files/r19604v2.pdf
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The gauge attaches to the fence by magnets and separates easily. It stays on the saw when you remove the fence.
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Bob's answer is the first line of defense. I've also experienced that with the blade height adjustment, especially if you rip a lot of mdf. If it's that way out of the box, I'd ask "Is it sticky when the fence is removed?" If not, I'd adjust the back setscrew on the fence rails as one rail is probably fighting the other. Mine is as smooth as glass, so it's not systemic.
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Yes, you take it off, just put it somewhere safe and put it back when you're done.
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Technically you can leave the netting off; however, the poles that hold the netting up are still fixed in place and a hazard to a jumper.
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You can remove the entire fence, but the dust hood attaches to the fence. You can see the manual for it here http://www.kregtool.com/prodImages/rt10154.pdf
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You should not attach this to a fence. It comes with its own set of poles that you attach the wire to. You can order additional poles (or make your own, with PVC pipe) if you need more.
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I donno, i always just leave it mounted most of the time, i only removed it like 3 or 4 times, and it works just fine.
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no, but it's pretty close to being at the same plane as the guard. i store mine against the inside wall of a cabinet or you could put it under a pile of frying pans. storage is not a problem
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I didn't have any problems with the fence. It is well crated and even survived a drop from the lift-gate with only damage to one of the fence adjustment clamps - which was promptly replaced.
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Yes, that is how I used it. Remember that they suggest using it below the 2nd top rung (for purposes of easy stepping off onto a roof, I think). Because it is relatively easy to detach and reattach, I do not leave mine on all of the time. To do so would create a storage problem for me.
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It's just a convenient way to have everything stored together in one unit, mine is in a bug-out-bag. So it's put away, no matter what happens when I need it all pieces will be there and ready for use. It's a handy tool, totally recommend it although I haven't tried it with the mil-spec 750 cord instead of the 550 yet.
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It seems the fences need to be for the saw. There is a universal fence that comes with different with rules but it doesn't have the hold down screw.
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put it inside the fence, use padlocks in addition to / instead of the bolts, use security nuts & bolts (require special tools - normal hex won't fit), tack weld the nuts to the bolts (makes it tough for you to remove them too, though), add a security camera (even a decoy camera might discourage a petty thief)
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Yes indeed. You can use the Incra without any stops at all. In fact, that is probably the way it gets used most in my shop. I have never removed the fence but I suppose you could use it that way. I never found a need to do that. The long fence gives a secure back for cutting.
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Probably, as long as you FIRST remove the plastic end caps between each of the fence segments. The caps do come off easily, so no worries on that.
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Hi Janis! We put ours on the inside of the fence. Immediately the yard took on a cozier feeling, a more intimate atmoshere. So glad we did.Hope this helps.....Jeanni
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When you mount it, you attach it to the walls with screws so you can always take it down and reuse it. You can also take the gate down but leave the wall mount in the wall if you want to temporarily take the gate down but put it back up later (like if you want to light a fire etc). Just a side note: the screws they supply are useless so you'll need to get longer ones if you are looking to use the wall mount.