Does the laser appear on the left or right side of the blade?
1274176
I just plugged mine in to check. The answer is neither. It appears exactly where the blade cuts. As you push the blade toward the wood, the laser disappears. I cut a bunch of hardwood floor using the laser and it is very accurate.
1274177
The laser is n the center of the cut. If you need extreme accuracy, like cutting shoe molding etc., I adjusted for the width of the blade.
1274178
You can ADJUST the Laser by using an allen wrench. Hitachi has a video on youtube that shows the process https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rwLXIGhBPU. The video is extremely helpful. I am a righty so I have my laser set so it is to the left of the cut.
1274179
The laser appears in the center of the blade.... It is lined up with where the blade will cut....
193223
The laser is designed for left or right handed guns man. The laser itself is the red button which comes on/off by pressing it. The toggles switches on the end, nearest the trigger guard is how you turn the light on/off. The other button changes between constant and strobe
1846474
I have mine on the right side and it works just fine. I think they show it as they do because most saws already have an extension table on the right side.
2245557
there is a thin piece of metal on the inside holding the blade in place, slide it to one side (out of the way)
1317574
Its right handed.....blade is on the right. I'm also right handed and it works perfect.
652530
Had the same question myself, since that is the model of Hitachi miter saw I am intending to buy. If you look at the Amazon user uploaded photos, the second one shows the laser on the Hitachi C10FCE2. The model number is on the side of the blade housing. Amazon also seems to think these two items are "regular bought together". Planning on purchasing both and seeing if it works out. I'll try to update my experience. *Update* Installed and it works perfectly. Didn't need to make any adjustments when I installed it.
728006
It's set up for a right Hander. Powerful but Laser is not much use unless your using it at nite!!!!!!!!
728005
The handle is located over the motor to give better balance and is made for a right handed person as the additional pictures show. The blade is to the right of the handle so when you are operating the saw the cutoff portion of the work is to the right and the larger portion of the base is on the left. If it were for a left handed person the handle would be on the other side of the saw. Look at the addition pictures and you will see a right handed person operating the saw with his right hand on the handle and operating the trigger with his left hand on the forward portion of the saw for stability. The handle is located over the motor to give better balance and is made for a right handed person as the additional pictures show. The blade is to the right of the handle so when you are operating the saw the cutoff portion of the work is to the right and the larger portion of the base is on the left. If it were for a left handed person the handle would be on the other side of the saw. Look at the addition pictures and you will see a right handed person operating the saw with his right hand on the handle and operating the trigger with his left hand on the forward portion of the saw for... » Read More The handle is located over the motor to give better balance and is made for a right handed person as the additional pictures show. The blade is to the right of the handle so when you are operating the saw the cutoff portion of the work is to the right and the larger portion of the base is on the left. If it were for a left handed person the handle would be on the other side of the saw. Look at the addition pictures and you will see a right handed person operating the saw with his right hand on the handle and operating the trigger with his left hand on the forward portion of the saw for stability. « Show Less
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I don't pay attention to which side the blade faces but it is a valid question. If you wear the knife on your right side the sheath sits with upper side of blade facing forward if worn on left the opposite is true and business side of blade is facing forward. To me it makes no difference just liked this particular style knife."It's Big" and with a very little amount of work the blade is razor sharp, it does come sharp enough for most, although my tastes are just a bit higher to satisfy; so using on of my kitchen set Henckels steel to align the blade brought out the razors edge we all like to have. Hope this answered you question. I don't pay attention to which side the blade faces but it is a valid question. If you wear the knife on your right side the sheath sits with upper side of blade facing forward if worn on left the opposite is true and business side of blade is facing forward. To me it makes no difference just liked this particular style knife."It's Big" and with a very little amount of work the blade is razor sharp, it does come sharp enough for most, although my tastes are just a bit higher to satisfy; so using on of my kitchen set Henckels steel to align the blade brought out the razors edge we... » Read More I don't pay attention to which side the blade faces but it is a valid question. If you wear the knife on your right side the sheath sits with upper side of blade facing forward if worn on left the opposite is true and business side of blade is facing forward. To me it makes no difference just liked this particular style knife."It's Big" and with a very little amount of work the blade is razor sharp, it does come sharp enough for most, although my tastes are just a bit higher to satisfy; so using on of my kitchen set Henckels steel to align the blade brought out the razors edge we all like to have. Hope this answered you question. « Show Less
100878
I think you have it on backwards. The laser projects onto a reflector in the middle. You can see the small dot on the side if you look at it at the right angle. Just make sure the the big dial is to the front.
1853622
Yes.. One press from either the right or left side turns the laser on and another press turns it off.
1309478
Look on the side of the laser. There is a small vertical handle with lines on it. Push it in slightly and turn it counter-clockwise. Needle nose pliers helps.
142452
The handle is designed for either hand and the blade appears to be the same on both sides.
1011604
Small push button, click on/click off at the back of the laser housing. You can probably see it protruding from the side mounted laser when you enlarge the picture (right side).
1759792
The blade is on the right hand side of the machine. It's a very powerful saw that zips through1/2" material like it's balsa wood.
1852719
As you face the saw, on the left side at the very back of the arm there are two holes 1" apart. This is where the light is secured to the saw.
449741
Based on the model number it's right handed. If you want a left handed drain search with the model number LA instead of RA.