What kind of edging can be used to finish the edge when not in a corner?
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I went to a local tile store and found there is a metal edging you an buy for under $20.00 that you put on the end of the wall and the tiles fit into it. It finishes off the edge of the tiles. The edge is less than half an inch that you see. It works great.
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Easiest way ive found is start at the botton and work your way around the edges. It is still difficult though, dont get me wrong.
2040808
It is capable of trenching or edging in either position. It is common to be in the down position for edging and in the upper position for trenching but if you have say a concrete edge it would be in the down position for edging or trenching. The upper position is for freehand trenching without the edge guide in use. It is really a great machine!
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Yes it can edge well. I use a thicker cordage for the thick weeds in my yard and it works well. Just realize the battery may wear out within five minutes or so.
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I don't know of any edge pieces but our handyman just cut some of the blocks to create edge strips around the base of the floor. Not sure what he used to cut them but he didn't have any problem with them.
1093483
Yes... you do not need to put the legs right at the corners or the edge. You can adjust it to a minimum of 18 inches in between the legs. This way you still have 9 inches from the edge and another 9 inches from the other edge.
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Standard edge. You will need double-sided tape. However, as JoAnn stated, you could probably staple the edges to a wood door. If you want do that, I'd recommend reinforcing them first, with tape.
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Rope would be the answer tied to each castle corner, then loop that between the decking as mentioned already. A concern would be an accident of falling out (doorway or down slide) onto the deck vs. "softer" grass / lawn...
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I never even thought about that. I've already installed mine and from what I can remember, it is symmetrical so it doesn't matter which side faces the mulch. Hover, it comes rolled up and has natural curve so you want to lay it to maintain the curve rather than bend it the opposite way from the curve. As a result, you don't have a choice which side faces the mulch and which side faces the grass - it depends on which one is on the "inside" of the curve of the edging. I suggest that you leave it in the sun to warm up so that way it is then easier to unroll.
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It does have an edge around it, so if you cut it smaller you wouldn't have the finished edge on all sides. That said, I think the edging is there to prevent tears, but also for aesthetics. As long as you handle the cut cover with reasonable care, so I don't foresee any problems.
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For sidewalk edging I operate the edger with the wheels on the sidewalk. For curb edging I have the left wheels on the curb and the curb wheel attachment on the street.
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For my curved shape landscape BED, I had to take smaller strokes than on a straight run. But it worked. It works great for edging a walk or driveway.
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Hi Johnathan,I think the best way to do what you want to do is to use a flush cutting bit adjusted to be about the thickness of a sheet of paper away from the plywood for the final pass. Adding a larger base made from masonite or plexiglass could help prevent "dig in" of the bit as you approach the edge. After the last pass with the router, carefully sand the edging flush with the plywood.
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I don't see why you couldn't. There are no seamed or finished edges, so I think you probably could.
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i got my 90 degree connectors from amazon. you just cut the edging and slide onto the connector for a perfect corner.
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The only planer that I know of that can cut all the way to the edge is Festool HL850. One can get it on Amazon as well, it is a much better planer, but the price is more than 4x of this Makita. I have both, and each of them is good for its own task.
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It comes with connecting pieces that are easy to use. These were by far the easiest edging pieces to install. They bend well & are also easy to straighten. I had to return other types because I couldn't get them to uncoil out of the box without kinking them. The longer rolls will work great for 100ft & you can buy more spikes if needed. I used a 40ft & 20ft section & didn't need to buy extra spikes even with the cutting I did