Does this only cut 6" diameter holes? Seems like that wouldn't be enough for a 4"x4" fence post where 10" diameter holes are the norm. Thanks for all the answers, I found this company makes an adjustable version with 6", 7" and 8" settings, which'll...
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Just used this product to install 35 4 x 4 x 8 pressure treated fence posts across the front of my property, much to the envy of a neighbor who used a clam shell type digger
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I have set and locked the stops to a particular length for multiple cuts when a small amount of variable (around 1/8") is tolerable. Just be aware that too much pressure against the stops will cause them to need to be replaced with heavy use this way (as in using this method for multiple decks).
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...ah, do I misunderstand..?? This is a masonry blade for either a 'table' tile saw, water cooled, or a masonry/tile 10" saw. Why would one put a 10 inch blade on a 12" saw...?? What is the real situation here. You should NEVER switch blade sizes, period...! Hope this helps, ...*!
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Don't drill the entire width of the post the same size hole. I used 5/32" dia bit to drill across the post so the .150" dia. galvanize wire can fit trough. Then I used tapped drill bit and drill in about 2" and it will be perfect for the Ferrule to fit in. The bottom of the ferrule is .65" dia. Good luck.
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I needed 12 but only brought one just to see if it would work. As it turns out I had the same problem. I needed to cut a little more than you but decided against it since it I wasn't sure how it would affect it. Been looking around unsuccessfully for a shorter one.
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It is designed for a four inch post. Suppose you could gerryrig it. The lights are spectacular and a great size. Work great. Think it would be worth the effort. Lois
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I just put a tape measure to it and I get 7 inches, for sure not 10. That's from one end of the blade to the other. I will say for it's size, it puts out the wind! I just noticed recently mine is making a bit of a grind noise, only happened a time or two. I tap it and the noise goes away, still I wonder if it will come back and stay. I do run it non stop a lot. Hope this helps.
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I have cut up to 6 inch plastic pipe. 4 inch should be no trouble. you will have to put a block behind the pipe in order to reach the fence.
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yes, you can use it with a 6 inch Hole Saw. This ARBOR has a 7/16 inch shaft ) most drills home owners own or use will be able to use up to a 3/8" shank. You will need a drill that has a chuck that opens to half inch ( common is 3/8" ) Because of the diameter of the shank ... it will NOT fit into the drill commonly owned by most home owners and hobbiest. You will need a what is called a Half Inch drill to use this Arbor. I think I bought this because of size of the holes I was making ( 5 inches ), the hole saws would not work with the smaller arbors I already had. Sorry if you read this before I caught that. I had also purchased a new 3/8th inch shank arbor , was thinking this was the that one.
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Just 1, 2, and 3. I have another trimmer with cut length adjustable via a slide, and that doesn't have precise dimensions, either... just 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. I think they're just trying to keep things simple. Try the longest length first, and if that's not short enough, go to the next size shorter, etc. I should also mention there is a length "0" also... take the comb off completely, and it's great for edging.
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I had the same question when I ordered. I gave explicit instructions as to the EXACT size I wanted. I was ordering 10-12 feet, and was using it to cover a wood pile, so I certainly did not want separate small pieces. They are accommodating, and will cut you exactly what you want, just be very specific when you order. Hope I helped, Richard
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Customer Questions & AnswersQ: I see it's for a 4' tall fence, but no where in the description does it say what the length is. How many feet of fence will this cover?A:One set covers 10 feet in length
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It kind of adjusts to any width, the pole comes in pieces so you can use the poles normal widths to fit or you can take a hack saw to make the width just perfect if you choose. I'm sure the normal pole pieces will fit just fine
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The manufacturer recommends a minimum of 5'' timber posts. Will a 4x4 post work too? We are having trouble finding a 5x5 post and feel 6x6 will be way too large.
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It will not fit your 10 inch saw. I ordered one thinking it would fit mine, but it was only about 14 inches long! I sold it at a garage sale rather than mess with sending it back. My old Craftsman had a rip bar that you twisted tight. I always wanted one with a lever to tighten and release it. I was sure let down when I bought this. Have no idea what it fits for sure? Must be a for miniature saw. Anyhow, I sold the old Craftsman and bought a new Bosch 4100. I like it, but when ripping 2 x 4's it doesn't have near the power the old Craftsman had.
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You can find larger hole sizes, but I have not seen in this type of set. They usually are 1 piece ( cutting blade and 'blow' handle ). As for cutting your material never use metal underneath as it will dull your cutting blade rather quickly. Use material that is hard but yet soft. I often use a piece of flat PVC, or nylon. Also you want to move this bottom piece to a 'clean' area after each hole cut for best performance.
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Mitchell, I am not sure of the maximum width this saw will cut. I know that we were cutting 6" x 4" angle in it with the corner of the angle in the vertical position. The rear "vise" section of the saw is adjustable forward and backwards to allow for larger pieces of steel. I can check it tomorrow and get back to you. I do know that this is one kick*** saw and am very pleased with it. I use another saw in my shop that I cut wider plate so this is why I am not sure about the maximum width. I will get back to you.