Can the in-feed and out-feed rollers or carriage lock be adjusted to reduce snipe
1616556
Make the last or final pass a very minimul cut depth ie. 1/64. This helps with snipe. The bigger the cut, the more snipe you will get. Make sure the material is support flat against the table as it begins the cut, and on the exit table as well. The pressure rollers tend to make the board 'tip' as it enters and exits (this is typical in any planer, even the big industrial ones found in mill houses). As far as waxing the tables, i much prefer to use a table top silicon type lube usually sold in spray cans at your local wood supply. These leave a non build moisture resistant film that will not only make the table very slick, but leave no waxy residue that can transfer to your lumber and cause finishing issues. Wax that transfers to your lumber can act as a release agent when applying typical lacquer base or poly type finishes. Last but not least, some snipe is considered acceptable from any planer. It's just the way it is. Always start with a board thats a few inches longer than finish length and plan on cutting off the ends. These little planers are better than most, but you can never plan on not haveing some snipe.
1616557
The lock is not adjustable.... But nicely waxed feed tables make a big diff with snipe.... Even if u think its slick chances are it could be slicker ... Hit w canbuba or bees wax... It was very cold when I had trouble with mine and had to use a blow dryer to get the wax to melt
277874
Try white control out so it shuts off about a foot from roller then can adjust to where u want
723262
Yes. All you have to do is rotate the barrel about a quarter turn to change between the feed types. I was surprised by how quick and easy this was.
491584
In theory yes... It is under a metal plate, with a slider used to open (no screws or anything). You will not be able to continuously shoot, but yes it is possible to switch them out.
2039740
I know that the .095" and .105" lines are inter changeable. Other than that I can't provide any additional info.
970919
No, there is no adjustment. It has a slight to it. Already but for a cross draw I wouldn't recommend it. Hope this helps
1213954
Yes, i also own a lee classic turret press and I have one for each caliber die set so that I only need to adjust once and just swap turrets when changing calibers
392688
I do not know for sure, there is quite a bit of adjustment but i'm not real big to start with. Best set up out there for a scoped 500 S$W though!
2161371
Yes. The primary adjustment is in the vertical plane (up or down) but some lateral (side to side ) adjustment is possible by rotating the stem and re-snugging the Locknut.
2002704
no you have to mod it so you can do that.take out things that specifically block the trigger from shooting rapidly. bunch of videos on youtube about that.
794829
There are two spring loaded adjustment bolts, one on each end. I have used it to wring a wash mit, which is probably a quarter inch thick or more, and that's without adjusting for a looser roller. I'm extremely pleased with the wringer. The quality is top notch. I recommend it wholeheartedly. I'm sure it will work for you.
2215732
Yes. The "X" designates the "Extras", I.E. an extra set of blades and the infeed & outfeed tables which are a big aid in preventing snipe in longer boards.
2050718
Sometimes the crosshairs stick a little and you have to tap the adjustments. Try to tap with something non metal, you don't want to mar the threads.
60161
Not entirely sure, but I ordered the wrong lbs originally and experienced issues with the slide locking back, it just depends on the ammo and grain
2074054
No problems . There are lock rings if utilized, that prevent moving of the adj. knobs. I'm a long range shooter and have no idea as to quick target acquisition .
132248
Yes you can but you will probably need the help of a gunsmith for adjustments.
687725
No, there is some minimal play in the position of the blade when it is inserted, and I suppose it could be tightened down in a way to adjust by a few millimeters. But as far as design goes, it isn't adjustable.