Does the Dazer II penetrate through a 'lapped and capped' wooden fence.
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My only success has been line of sight. I doubt it will penetrate a solid structure or anything that might obstruct the passage of sound.
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Not that Im aware. I have to have an unobstructed line of sight between the dazer and the animal.
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There is a block wall between me and the offending dogs; I just held it over the fence and pushed it once. They used to bark at me every time I tossed the trash. They haven't barked since. Wow, first time in four years I feel like I'm not an intruder in my own backyard
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Hi Tony....Sorry cannot answer that question as the Dazer 11 broke down after a few days and has been sent back for replacement or refund. However it was working well on 'Dog Taming' until then and I hope to get a replacement in the short time.
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Yes indeed. You can use the Incra without any stops at all. In fact, that is probably the way it gets used most in my shop. I have never removed the fence but I suppose you could use it that way. I never found a need to do that. The long fence gives a secure back for cutting.
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yes,the tool is provided with a 90 degree fence that locks very tight at different heights,this is a great tool
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The steel goes around the outside to keep it rigid. It is covered with the nylon material, so it shouldn't pierce anything.
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It will stop the bolts, at least from 10 yards and out. Penetration depth will depend on the distances you shoot from.
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Very strong. It can penetrate through anything at that distance. No it does now
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no, my experience has been the fence panels need thicker nails than the nailer uses. nails need larger heads. so brad nailer is unsuitable for fence panels
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My yard is fence in with a chain link fence. The using this product against the fence out goes through the string real fast. However, it is ok around the garage and trees.
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Bob's answer is the first line of defense. I've also experienced that with the blade height adjustment, especially if you rip a lot of mdf. If it's that way out of the box, I'd ask "Is it sticky when the fence is removed?" If not, I'd adjust the back setscrew on the fence rails as one rail is probably fighting the other. Mine is as smooth as glass, so it's not systemic.
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Yes it does!!!! But I would go slow so you make sure the blade stays on the grass side.
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I'm not sure, but if the bb gun can knock through, say, a 1/3" piece of wood, probably not. If it can't, you should be fine.
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Not really. You would be better off with a router. Routers will give you more options for bits and the fences are meant to guide along a straight edge. This tool is for rough plunge cuts (holes in drywall).
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Yes it goes through standard door openings and good outside on smooth surfaces not good in grass gravel ect
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It has a metal guide bar that hangs down and goes between the yard and the sidewalk. I keep just a little bit of sideways pressure on it to keep it against the concrete and it cuts a straight edge every time.
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No. It works on my ridgid table saw fence, dewalt table saw fence, and my incra LS fence. It rides along the face of the fence. It does not lock or slide into anything.
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We used a staple gun and secured it to the lower part of our fence. Works great!
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No, it won't. It slices through most other metals like butter, and the best part is that it comes complete with fully functional Ban-Kai. So you'll have no problems at all with any stray Hollows or Arrancar you might encounter in your day to day life.