Description says,"bar is adjustable to 3 cutting angles".. How do you do that?
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I think the adjustable cutting angle is ONLY for the pole saw and NOT this Combo pole saw - where you can remove the pole and use it as a mini-chain saw. Check for the product items without the C... this product is CVPS... so it looks like the C stands for Combo... but I'm not so sure about the product codes because the LPS is for the Lithium and not electrical. But I'm pretty certain that the combos do NOT have the 3 adjustable angles.
1720258
There's a good size circular button (I think its green) located on the housing near the blade that you push in which enables tilting the cutting angle.
1720259
Check that, button is on the extension pole. Can only adjust the angle when using the pole. Not really any need for angling otherwise.
1720260
There may be a compression fitting in the front pole may have to loosen an turn to get the adjustable angle
1720261
Sorry John, I cannot answer that question. I have not tried to adjust the cutting angle. Next time I use it, I will try that though. Good luck!
2151830
it is adjustable to one decline angle...so it has 3 positions; vertical, horizontal and decline angle
1654838
Everything is preset. Nothing is adjustable. Turn it on and drag the knife thru the slots.
1437985
I'm going to say that I had to use all three bars just to stop the bowing of the bars just to hold a xxx reflector and the no fan. Witch I just placed it the 8 in Cut out. Replacement or Xtra bars I have no idea
360992
There is no degree setting on the machine, I control angle by hanging on the the handles which can be used all the way down to just short of vertical
712807
Pull up on the end of the middle bar. Adjust it out to the length you need and then snap the middle bar back down in place.
180447
No unfortunately it is not adjustable. But that being said we were able to cut the bars so we could make it easier to access from a different angle than the unit was made for.
1422951
In the back of the bench there is a lever that lets you place it at the angle you want. It is very easy to use and comfortable.Hope it helped you.
1532066
Hold the pruner with both hands such that the saw is on your left, hold each part of the black plastic locking mechanism with both hands and rotate counter-clockwise your right hand, and clockwise your left hand. It will loosen to allow you to adjust to your desired length.
974168
this does adjust to almost any angle so having a non-straight bar should not matter at all, i can use this on my wifes bike that is has a girls bar at about a 45 deg angle.
93424
It can be shortened, I just did it (August 6, 2014). Take off the obvious parts with the hex key (Alan) wrench that comes with this towel bar and an open end adjustable (Crescent) wrench. Then reach down inside the support with the hex key wrench to find a set screw. Back that out a bit and the bar slides out of the support. Then you can cut to length with a hacksaw. Very easy.
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John Clark is correct. Loosen the nuts, and raising or lowering them in the bracket will change the angle. Range is probably from 45 degrees to 85 degrees.
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No easy answer here but I did have to dial in quite a bit of adjustment that I was supposed to clip off. You could always try it and return it if it didn't work. I have a pretty regular specialized bar set.
1037405
On top of the black bar there is a lock. Unlock that on both bars and adjust
43285
While I cannot give yo the precise degree of angles, there are several options. I would be very surprised if the angle you are looking for is not available.
605247
I'm sorry, I installed the bar at my mother in laws house so I can't measure it today, however, it seems you have a couple of good answers. If you are that tight with space you can also install it on an angle. Good luck
707809
Aaron: You can lay a 2x6 flat, or stand it on edge. Which way are you talking about? You can cut at a 45 degree angle across the board, or tilt the blade (not swivel it) by 45 degrees. How about a better description of what you want to do. Regards, Pete