How wide can the stock be? Im creating a door and need to fit a 1X6 in this machine
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There is a hold-down bar that allows stock up to 4.5" wide. However, this piece can be removed and stock clamped down allowing up to 6.5" of workable surfaces. You would have to devise sides from 2X6's or equivalent with your clamps but should not be difficult.
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On mine with an extra plate about 1/4" thick fastened to the fence for extra height, I can set the fence face 3 1/2" from the centerline of the mortising drill and chisel. So I can work to the center of a 7" wide piece of stock. I usually have it set pretty close and generally work to the center of a 3/4" thick piece.
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If you are sinking a mortise into the 1" edge, the machine can accommodate a workpiece height of 6" when the bit is fully up as high as it will go.
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If I understand you correctly, you can mortise in the center of a 1" X 7" board (3 1/2" from the edge of a board.)
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As delivered, and with the chisels provided, the maximum stock thickness is 4 3/8". However, the column and head can be rotated 180 degrees on the base to allow work on any stock thickness. This would of course require securing the mortiser and the stock separately.
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It should fit anything with a stock. All you need is a 7/16 drill bit the holder comes with 6 screws to attach to your stock.
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6 x 8 is thestocksize and 5 x 7 will direct fit.6 x 9 do not fit without modification.
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.06 is too small for anything. Each panel is 16w x 32h. Combine them both for 32w x 32h
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I drove multiple 6" 3/8" lag screws into 4x6s with ease using a craftsman socket & porter cable adapters. If your adapter will survive the torque, I'd say your lug nut will be removed. TMac
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I drove multiple 6" 3/8" lag screws into 4x6s with ease using a craftsman socket & porter cable adapters.If your adapter will survive the torque, I'd say your lug nut will be removed.TMac
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Carrie, with those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. I would recommend measuring your opening again at the top, middle and bottom to insure that you are between 30" and 31" in all three spaces. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions. Carrie, with those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. I would recommend measuring your opening again at the top, middle and bottom to insure that you are between 30" and 31" in all three spaces. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your... » Read More Carrie, with those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. I would recommend measuring your opening again at the top, middle and bottom to insure that you are between 30" and 31" in all three spaces. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions. « Show Less
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I believe a standard slide is 5/8" x 3/8", so the answer is no. Not to say you couldn't find the appropriate size of bar stock and adapt it, but that would take a tot of work.
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Go to the Leecraft website and they have a chart that gives you the dimensions of all of their inserts that way you can make sure that you pick the correct one for you saw
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How thick of material can it fit into? Looking to make a 2x6 rear bumper that's about 1/8 or so thick.
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smallest I have used is about 22ga [x3/4" flat].issues might come with using stock wider than 2-3" or thicker than 4 or 6 ga .there are a lot of variables ie. width, diameter/thickness, material, etc. the unit is made of steel and [mine has] well-accepted the stress of heavier projects so 'lighter' ones should be no problem.
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Yes, 18" will be on the rack with 6" overhang which is a fair ratio as long as the product is installed in a stud and/or well supported. On mine currently I have two boards, my 9' Becker & 9'6" Donald Takayama both roughly 22"-23" wide. You should be good to go. - The Hubby.
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I don't know if it will fit for sure...all i can say is that you should look towards the back end of you butt stock.....there should be a horizontal slot/opening/hole...I'f you have one there's a good chance it will work...
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The site says 6x1x2 but that must not include the latch ducking out when assembled. You can add a lock. I've been completely satisfied, sturdy and operates well.
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Designed to clamp on the 1-1/4" block that comes with a lot of wash tubs. It looks like you could go as wide as 1-5/16". Any more and you'd have to modify it.
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6" would be fine. My cabinet was a little wider than that but I measured it and 6" looks like it works great
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The rails that the drawer moves on is with in the dimensions. My cabinet door hinges caused me to lose those inches.