I am wanting to add an aftermarket rip fence like the Accusquare Rip Fence. Anybody have any experience with this mod?
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Putulowski is correct--this saw has a very accurate rip fence already. It is very easy to dial in 1/32" accuracy just using the rack & pinion knob. That said, to install an aftermarket rail you would have to remove the rack & pinion rails from the front and back. I am not sure there is anything of substance to bolt an aftermarket rail to; you should look at one in HD or Lowes. The major problem is that, after you took off the existing fence, you would be left with only about 10" or less ripping capacity to the right of the blade and less to the left.
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no rip fence. its pretty light duty actually, barely enough horse to cut anything, wont have enough power to do any good rip cut above 2".
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Hi, I'm not exactly sure what you're asking but I have never had a problem adjusting the fence or the way the fence lines up for the cuts. I do not use this particular tool on a regular basis like some others, but when I do it works flawlessly and placement of the cut is very accurate and easy to see. I hope this helps and if you want to email back we can chat some more about it. I have found this to be an excellent tool.
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nothing at all, I have this on my mini14 and this Accu strut works amazing. it might put a Little bit of screw marks into the gas block but it will not harm the performance..also make sure you use lock tight on the screws because after a few hundred shots mine backed out. hope this was helpful.
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I'm not an expert, but I have been shopping parts to turn my Bandit into a Rustler. You darn near have to swap out most the components, and the chassis to do so. The rustler has a larger wheel base, especially in the front for the wider tires, and I believe the chassis is a little shorter on the rustlers. I really want that on my bandit for better control
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Donald, When you order the fence, they have routers listed and you tell them the router you have or one you are getting and they have the proper plate. I had to alter mine because I have a motorized lift; but it was an easy mod. Hope this helps.
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My understanding is that the digital attachment for the rip fence is an optional extra. I do not have it and I don't miss it. But, I would suppose that if you are a maker of fine cabinets or other high-precision work you might find it helpful. I do not know the cost of the digital fence.
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I think this style disrupts the airflow too much. Wire types may offer less protection, but does not distract from handling too much to make it less fun. My WLtoys and 2 Husban's have been sturdy beasts a few rubberbands, a little tape and plenty of props and a prop guard like this one helps alot. Does it work. Works is subjective. Mine need a nip and tuck, then I went wired and felt a fun cost compromise was achieved.
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Pretty sure they offer ng configuations or mod kits. Coguration above is for l.p.. May want to contact Mfr for definitive answer.
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I used a small hacksaw to cut the strips. also use a small metal file to take off the sharp edge. the strip is easy to drill if you need to add more holes. should be a piece of cake, easy install great product.
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It fits just fine. It is not as stiff as the original PC rip fence but it works.
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Hello Stacey, can you advise if you bought this cargo dog gate? I also, have an Odyssey and need a barrier ASAP for our Shiloh. I hope you see this and will reply! If someone other than Stacey has this same one and has an Odyssey or Sienna, pls reply as well! I need to know how it fits and the durability or other problems, if any. Thank you. =)
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I don't of any after market sheath but I like the one that comes with it. Unless Ontario has also dove head first into the shameful and pathetic abyss known as "maximizing profit" and started making the sheath cheaper, that's THE one, I leave the lower snap undone and the top one is the only one I use.
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I've not added anything other than the rubber pad from my old jack. The hockey puck has been a good solution for many for a long time. The newspaper is interesting, but may have limited reusability. I've used 2x4s, 2x6s, etc. and oriented the grains proper to avoid splitting. I also have interest in a better pad, but I haven't made a purchase or researched it yet. A quick look netted a few different designs. Then there are flat and dished/cupped for more general use, like what the hockey puck would do excepth they tend to come either attached to a new pintle or overlap the original pintle/saddle. The other common type has a groove(s) for use with pinch welds with same mounting options. Beyond that, there appear to be other more specialized versions out there. Now that I'm starting to search a little, I'd likely get one for the pinch weld as well as one or two of the flat and dished pads. While shopping for those, may as well plan to get something similar for jack stands!
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Yes. You will need the vxl esc to go with it though. I did this to my rustler xl5 and it rips now. Definitely a recommended upgrade.
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I have one in my 2014 Outback. Love it -- adds more passing power, better growl when stomped on, and a small gain in MPG. Better MPG gains with changing to AMSOIL in engine and gear boxes.
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No but look at this... https://www.kregtool.com/store/c48/saw-attachments/p79/rip-cuttrade/