I see the back has the fence slot fitting but this is "in line" with the measuring rod direction... so how does it measure from the fence to the blade
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Sorry Guy, I have been sick since I purchased the tool-------------------------
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The blade is welded to the rod. I used it to auger holes through 5" of road base that included stones. Worked like a charm. However, with that type of soil and stone it did require a drill with a side grip, so it did not twist your wrist when it caught a stone.
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I have a 2708 rip fence mod:12250-8 table measures front to back is 18 & 1/4 inches I too need a fence any one help? thanks Rod
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I haven't experienced that problem with this cutter, but with my old Fiskars cutter, that would happen when the cutting strip became worn and the blade would get off into a groove. Once I replaced the strip, the measure would once again be accurate.
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There is a tab that you have to push out where the blade meets the handle. Simple once you know how to do it.
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You push the stud from the back side. This is a very sweet knife for the money! Buy one you be glad you did!
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What you need is the measures of the center hole and blade width. If its a match, maybe, but also theres a gear on the back of this blade and am sure the gear to gear ratio must match the gear on ur meat slicer. Trying googling it. That is how i found out, its a great blade and cuts well.
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It has been several years, but i remember it was not intuitive. i think there is a black short plastic tube, that attaches the blade assembly to the pole, and in the end the head attaches like the rest of the extensions.it took me a bit to figure it out, i put it together and it has worked wonderfully since then great saw!
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i have no idea .... the fencing i purchased is doing very well ... am pleased with my purchase.
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It appears you're correct. The fence can only be set at 24mm on one side and 54mm on the other. Kreg tools are usually pretty well thought out so I don't know what they were thinking on this one. I'm currently doing a face frame job so only used it for adjustable shelf holes, so it doesn't matter. It'd be a simple matter to attach a 17mm block of wood to the correct side of the fence when installed on the 54mm side.
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There are 2 different knows that have to be loosened before you can operate it fully. One is hard to find its under neath the saw arm right behind the fence.
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the rear fence moves 0-45 in one direction. the blade does not move like a chop saw.
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Good question. My Mikita 10" table saw has been experiencing slight misalignment. Also, the fence measurement is off about 1/4" inch. Answer: I haven't the foggiest idea.
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Measuring along the blade itself, it is 4.25 inches. It is set an an angle.
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I'm sorry, but I am a bit confused by "little round hole on the side". I'm guessing you're referring to the measuring site guide which should have a plastic viewer with a red line that references the built-in ruler and provides the measurement between the blade and fence (if adjusted correctly). There are elongated holes on the flat side of the fence for the resaw attachments (but they're not little) and then there are two small round holes to access the screws that bind the fence to the sliding/locking piece. If you are missing the plastic disc, I suggest you contact Amazon for an exchange or alternately Rikon at (877)884-5167. I'm sorry, but I am a bit confused by "little round hole on the side". I'm guessing you're referring to the measuring site guide which should have a plastic viewer with a red line that references the built-in ruler and provides the measurement between the blade and fence (if adjusted correctly). There are elongated holes on the flat side of the fence for the resaw attachments (but they're not little) and then there are two small round holes to access the screws that bind the fence to the sliding/locking piece. If you are missing the plastic disc, I suggest you contact Amazon for... » Read More I'm sorry, but I am a bit confused by "little round hole on the side". I'm guessing you're referring to the measuring site guide which should have a plastic viewer with a red line that references the built-in ruler and provides the measurement between the blade and fence (if adjusted correctly). There are elongated holes on the flat side of the fence for the resaw attachments (but they're not little) and then there are two small round holes to access the screws that bind the fence to the sliding/locking piece. If you are missing the plastic disc, I suggest you contact Amazon for an exchange or alternately Rikon at (877)884-5167. « Show Less
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Dear MichelSorry, but I cant answer it, because it has to do with the position of this unit between your Machine and the blade.
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I mounted it on the older style Makita job site table saw. I'm not sure of the model number but the fence seemed like it had enough mounting hole configurations to fit nearly any saw. It is a very good investment for these types of saws. It is a huge improvement over the stock fence.