What is the maximum working depth?
76691
Depending on the size bubbler you intend to use it would probably work at depths to 20' or more until the water pressure exceeds the output pressure, which is substantial, I use it in 55 gallon drums and 100 gal stock tanks simultaneously with no loss whatsoever.
1688662
The gauge is marked in 32/in and goes to a max depth of 32 (1"). If you need to measure tread depth greater than that this gauge will not suffice.
864208
One side of the work surface is 2ft. deep and the other short end is 1.5ft. deep.
1189380
I have to revise my answer. The blade will only raise to about an inch and a quarter (1-1/4 inch) above the table on my Powermatic 10-inch table saw, so max depth is about 1-1/4 inch, not 3-11/16.
1934136
Yes & no , where I would imagine, you could limit the the depth of cut, I don't think it would be practical or accurate. Where there is a will there is away.
1398052
There is no adjustment for depth . . but soil moisture, soil hardness and the amount of weight you place on the aerator would effect the depth. Weight being the most important . . I suspect you could experiment with weight and get the depth you want
1516751
You cannot see the shape of the target on the screen, only a bargraph indicating conductivity and a grid showing approximate size and depth. The maximum depth that it can detect is about 1/3 of a meter.
936571
I'd say the effective depth is 2-1/4". The bottom of the pan curves inward. If one were to measure from the CENTER of the pan to the edge, it would probably be a bit deeper. It's a great pan for recipes requiring a 9x13x2" pan. I've had no capacity problems.
1452790
Using Short Arm Side Clamps: Maximum Depth: 0.75" Minimum Width: 1.25" Maximum Width: 3.0" Using Medium Arm Side Clamps: Maximum Depth: 1.25" Minimum Width: 1.5" Maximum Width: 3.5" Using Long Arm Side Clamps: Maximum Depth: 1.6" Minimum Width: 2.25" Maximum Width: 3.5" The long dimension is more or less unlimited depending on whether you use the top and bottom fences.
19936
Well Gabriela, I am just testing my machine out, but I did locate a dime at over 8 inches. However, obviously the depth depends very much on the ground conditions. Hope this helps. John
195621
Maybe 2 & 1/2 to 3" deep...I can't be sure. But that is probably pretty close. I'm sorry, I am away and don't get back home for a few days.
146557
Gave it as a gift and I did not measure the depth. Sorry I could not help you.
1284321
3020 means 30cm x 20cm, but it's a good question because effectively with the way the spindle sits and that there are no limit-switches on the edges of travel - you do want to self-limit your workspace. The max width is 7.5", and the max depth is like 10.5". The smaller the work area you designate, the more room you have to tape or clamp down, and the more safety margin you have to keep from hitting a mechanical limit (you want to avoid that to keep you drive mechanisms accurate).
2002212
The max. capacity is nearly 2" -- but that's a very tight fit. Works on both round and flat surfaces. A plastic cable-tie can be inserted in the small slit opening on the jaws for maximum clamping power. Thanks.
1150994
Unfortunatly, the manual does not specify a max depth. Judging by the construction, I would have no problem going to 10 feet. 10 feet should handle most people's snorkeling needs.
1921733
I don't have a max but my well is always over 80 PSI and under constant pressure. I am sure this thing can handle anything the schedule 40 PVC pipe can handle. It is built like a tank. Very high quality.
1028382
The specs from the 3M page state: http://solutions.3m.com/3MContentRetrievalAPI/BlobServlet?locale=en_US&lmd=1202748629000&assetId=1114305874053&assetType=MMM_Image&blobAttribute=ImageFile Max Depth Below Mounting Surface Inches (mm) 4.5" (114) I measured 4.75" Hope this helps.