I have a Skilsaw 3410-02 with a heavily textured cast-aluminum top. Will the Gripper glide well on this surface?
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It may not glide as smoothly. The pads of the gripper are a firm rubber. They are soft enough not to slip and slide on wood, yet firm enough not to stick on the metal surface. You may be okay, because the pad that makes contact is not that wide. either it will be 1/4 inch or the 1/2 inch. I also purchase the thin one which I think is 1/8 inch to make thinner cuts. I highly recommend this product, I purchased a second one for two hand pushing. It is the best product I was able to find and i think the best and most versatile period.
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No, the surface isn't slick. It has kind of a "gritty" matte surface. It's not rough but it gives it a good grip.
1121148
Yes should do fine ... I have had on both smooth and textured and even on wood paneling did ok for me.
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my question is what is the texture of the bar under the grip? is it smooth? or are the grips knurled? (knurled handles are the cross patterns than allows for grip)
79914
The surface has a bit of a rubbery texture to it and it does hold my laptop in place. Sliding should not be an issue.
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You would have to cut the glides if you cut the sides. Both the glides and the sides have crucial parts on them. I can't imagine ever being able to adapt it to work well. You would be much better off buying something else.
2173271
It will slide under. The bar laid flat on the ground has the higher grip handles that come up a few inches,but you'll have a few to spare
1907668
Yes. You'll want to put some grip tape around the handle. It's a smooth finish.
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If everything is square, there should not be a problem. I occasionally use paste wax on top and slides. Everything works smoother, plus lumber slides on saw easier.
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yes the top is textured, and the bottom is smoother with a pebble like grip so as to be non slip.
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It glides very well with no prob is got a very good quality rubber. adds 1/8 of an inch just on the back very little on front barely. Same at the sides not much. Is the thiness 1 that ive seen.
1918150
The top is not that slippery but the bottom side wants to slip a little on my table. I have an old table that has been refinished and the surface is rather slick.
1990385
I'm going to say yes because you have level control to avoid clipping...slidders give wide range of cut or boost...
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I haven't had problems with handle being slippery, I think it's like a resin composition.
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Yes, it will. I have a 20" planer and it does it very we'll. Stable all the way to each end.
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I assume you are talking about the width of you top. The saw is fairly heavy so I would use something to support its mass. I have mine mounted to a Ridgid AC9945 stand on wheels and it works great. and it has slideout extensions for long pieces
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It may?? I am using my stand with a Hitachi 10" miter saw but it is not sliding.. It has good balance and I have not had any issues with it yet.I did have to mount a piece of plywood on the stand and the saw to the plywood but other than that it works well. Centering the saw on the stand will probably be the key with a sliding set up.