Does anyone know of a device similar to this with straight sides? I'd love to use this to make a CBG, but the curves are problematic.
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I just built a CBG with that..only a small space....I had to use them..I have them in stock.....there is a flat one though....are u on FB?
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A bunch of flat models exist, and like 7545R, they sound bad. You are much better off using an external preamp/eq than cutting a big whole in your CBG as a means to ruin the sound. If you're looking to save money, try the Beringer Acoustic Modeler/DI -- it's a great ripoff of the acoustic Sansamp replaced by the para DI. But if you still want the onboard electronics try to find an Alverez System 600T MK II.
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Search 7545 eq flat in Amazonare u on facebook? i just used the curved one ...I will send you a pic
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I have the half-moon version. While I really like that table for my plants, one of which is pretty big. I wouldn't take the chance for anything as heavy or expensive as a TV. Might be an option with the round version.
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That's not a problem at all, I also have the 16 gauge straight model and have no issues using it with moldings, although I have come across instances where the angled version might have had an advantage. It's a great tool and one of my personal favorites in the workshop.
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Well I have both type of Vornado air circulators and I like both but I like the ability of the round version to adjust the angle of air flow to meet my needs better. The flat panel really does not allow any angle changes other than straight horizontal air flow or vertical air flow if it is laid on its back.
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I was not successful in doing so. I tried several times to do as you tried to do without success. No way could I three leveled together. In its recommended configeration I couldn't complete turns within an acceptional radius without crashing into the curb. The kit is hanging in my garage collecting dust. Thinking I might try making a garden cart from the pieces. Would appreciate any design ideas.
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Theres very little curve. The center of my 24" side monitors came about an inch forward vs the center monitor. If i was to guess thats about 5 degrees from flat. Definitely bad. I ended up bending mine to get enough of a curve so the side monitors arent as bad but it did put a kink in the pipes.
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I've only used it straight. I expect you would have to go slow to preserve a shape over a lot of cuts because the wire is just that- not very rigid!
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The sides are straight for about 2 feet or maybe a little more, and then start to curve at each end. It's neither an ellipse nor an oblong.
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The idea of using this board/table is to have the movable straight edge at the bottom of your page. It makes designs and plot plans much easier. If the straight edge is something you could use, great, otherwise (I suppose) it could be considered a nice slanted portable table for painting ... just remove the straight edge. I'm sure there must be something else available where you aren't paying the premium for the workings of the straight edge. (pulleys and wires on the back make it operate.)
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I tried to make mine into a square and could not because 2 of the panels are at a fixed angle (i.e., they are at an obtuse angle and can't be straightened to 180 degrees or bent to 90). Perhaps this is just something wrong with my item though and not intentional. That being said, I really like this item and am very happy we purchased it. We use it on carpet so do not have any problems with it sliding around. I have no complaints about it whatsoever. We use it very frequently.
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First off, this cutter is only for cutting straight lines (no curves). If this is what you want, this is a very good cutter. Whereas you can't actually see the blade and where it is cutting, there are very good visual guides that you can use to guide the angle of the cut. Hope this helps. If not, ask again and I'll try to clarify.
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We have a straight angle. My husband has several guitars. This was for our daughter so he just used what he had.
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It is very hard to straighten....maybe a thinner gauge would work, but not this one.....unless you really have muscle power.
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Even if you find a way to do this, it would be very dangerous. Angle grinders are cheap, I recommend investing in one.
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Hi Nigel, did you end up trying this? I'm looking to do the same thing and would love to know how it worked for you. (or if you were able to find a product with better dimensions to begin with) Thanks!
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ive used mine on an old hand cicle. its curved all the way around. works awesome.
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I would say The straight part is between 3 to 3 1/2 inches. Then it takes the curve. It take a thick wall to make it work good. I have had good luck, and some not.