how does the pole attaché to the saw
1586627
it attaches thru the back of the saw then clamps on with a lever on the side of the saw. its pretty easy to attach. I like mine and it worked great.
1586628
Open the small black panel on the left side of the pole socket. Then, lift the black spring loaded cover over the pole socket and insert the pole. Once completely inserted, the side panel can be closed, latching the pole in place.
1586629
The pole slides easily into the handle of the saw and is then securely locked in place. The pole is in three pieces when received, however once put together it remains in and must be stored in one piece. If you have the room, no problem.
365679
Sorry for the late response. The pole has the same on/off switch at the bottom. You actually plug the saw in at the top and use the controls at the bottom of the pole. It also has the same safety switch before you can turn it on.
373857
On the fence I bought, there were two pieces of machined Angle brackets one side of the bracket had holes drilled in it to fasten to my saw ( Delta Unisaw) with 3/8-16 flat head screws, and the other side of the angle bracket had a hole pattern of 1/4 inch holes that matched the 2x3 steel tube where the measuring scale is on the top surface. The bottom of that 2x3 tube has 1/4 inch tapped holes so that you can bolt the tube to the angle bracket after it has been attached to the edge of the table saw. The process I am trying to explain is reall pretty simple, and once you see the parts, the chances are pretty good it will make sense as to how it works. Once the 2x3 is attached to the saw, the fence is dropped in place, and a "test cut" should be made to check how parallel your Biesemeyer fence is with the saw's blade, it is not difficult to adjust the fence.
1526318
The pole it attaches has 2 small holes drilled into it about 2 inches from the end. A skimmer or net has 2 spring-loaded connectors that spring open and protrude through the holes on the pole to hold the skimmer in place. That's my novicel description of it.
865221
It will require you to secure a base plate to the opposite end of the machine. You can make this base plate from a piece of angle ( aluminum or steel) screwed into the edge of the table. The wood plate attached to the angle and the carriage stop. It will be a pain in the neck changing things so you can use the saw. Can't use this setup for a saw fence. Not stable enough.
1526322
Answer below is correct. I've found every tool I've purchased attaches the same way to the pole. Use one and you know how they all work.
328600
Yes, it does come with a 7-1/2 foot poll, and the saw is very stable when using the pole.
338777
It attaches to the hose. You remove the handle on top of the machine (which is attached to the hose) and that attaches to the tool. It then becomes your handle, if that makes sense.
1018322
Hi David - the pruning head folds back out of the way and the saw blade has an attachment that fits over the upper-most part of the pole. There's a long bolt with a nut that tightens it down. If you purchase, note that - at least on mine - the pruning head is really hard to push back, you may not think it'll go but it does.
1093995
Mine has a plastic stand that the saw snaps in has spot for cord but the top have of saw is exposed. Saw blade fits in groove in stand.
18818
The saw has a foot which can be used with a straight edge clamped to the wood to produce a straight cut. A trick I was taught for preventing splintering with plywood is to clamp another piece of wood under the plywood. I am guessing the splintering occurs with plywood layers not having enough support.
1735249
I would suspect something with the saw. Mine works great with the table saw.
994899
The pole measures 8 ft 6 in from the middle of the hand grip to the nearest cutting surface, the saw extends 8 inches from thereFully collapsed it is 3 ft 6 inches shorter (60 inches)
1699194
As shown in the pix it breaks down into TWO pieces. Those are rigid poles and do not fold. The pieces are approx 4' & 3' long giving the saw about 8' of reach.
1205608
The mounting brackets are included for your saw or any saw. But if the saw is Dewalt then you don't have to attach the saw to a piece of plywood mounted to the brackets to mount it.
411464
There are three parts to this pole saw, the handle, the middle extension, and the saw . the three plug into each other, however one can put together the saw with the handle making it shorter when you connect the handle with the saw, and not using the center extension. it works perfect , only now you have shortened, the pole saw by one equal extension. This works perfect for shorter cuts, and makes the saw lighter. I just use the pole saw in this manner which works very good and does the job very well. The length of the saw in this manner reduces the 9 foot pose sw down to about to 6 ft. or less, take care Jack
1201457
It seems the fences need to be for the saw. There is a universal fence that comes with different with rules but it doesn't have the hold down screw.