What does 'Tilt Twist Tiller' mean? Is it that the handle adjusts to different angles as well as being telescopic?
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I am not sure what it means but the handle does not adjust to different angles: It is telescopic.
1453684
If this one is like the one I just bought from Ace, it does tilt at many different angles (though the directions barely mention it). What I haven't been able to make it do is swivel at any angle. Also, most of the moving parts are plastic.
1756844
Short answer, it'll still work. It measures the difference between whatever surface you used as a reference and the surface you are measuring. So if you use the table saw deck as a reference surface, then stick the gauge to the blade, it doesn't matter which direction you tilt the blade it will still measure the angle of change from the deck reference. Hope this helps.
845158
There is no mechanical adjustment but you can hold the handle down (pivot at the wheels) such as for going over cracks or bumps or if you are working over gravel you'd have to hold it steady at the same angle.
1060343
What do you mean? Adjust how?The blade sits tight. You adjust the angle by how you hold it. The length is also fixed. That answer your question?
1348663
It runs vertical, up. I had a different one for my Dad and find this much better. It can be used with either hand or both. It does not slant toward any one direction. Hope this helps!
524957
The guide is variable. There are no set angles. You end up adjusting the guide to the angle of the blade you are sharpening. I wish it had set angles, but once you get used to the setup, it works very well. Not really something you setup and use for the first time perfectly. Takes some fiddling and learning.
364871
The mirror itself does not tilt (think of it as just a hand mirror), but by modifying where you place the legs along the handle of the mirror, you can adjust where the mirror is angled.
1773008
Yes, it tilts. It has a snapping mechanism and holds it's place well once it's in position. Since this is the case, it's easier to move it with two hands.
285000
original handle only tilts... you can purchase an extension handle also sold at Amazon.com
2002146
The locking mechanism for the tiller is not set directly forward of the seat, so at that point the tiller folds. Because of that angle to the seat, the tiller folds back diagonally so that it actually reaches the ground (or almost). That does allow it to have a flatter profile when folded. Instead of the handle (including basket that I have on mine) folding just to the seat level, adding about 18 inches in height to the folded device, the entire device, when tiller is folded, is lower.
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No, this is just a string trimmer, no additional attachments. If you want to change the angle, you have to push down or up on the handle and move the entire machine. I will say that it does a great job though. I use it in my pasture and it whacks down the tall weeds and brush very easily. I don't use it around my house because it uses such large size string and is so powerful, I would be afraid of damage. I use the regular shaft trimmer for that.
1420911
No, this is not a telescoping stand. It tilts, but it does not telescope. You can pick it up with your hand and hold it as high as you can reach or place it on something else.
2140179
It does tilt left and right, and pivots back and forth. You can also move 90 degrees to the side to change from horizontal to vertical.
272366
Yes, it can go from straight to a pretty large angle. I have never adjusted mine to 90 degrees, but I have adjusted it to almost that angle and it works fine. The motor is out there on the cutting end, so the only thing that has to bend is the wiring (or some sliding contacts) to the motor which is relatively easy as opposed to bending a drive shaft like on a weed eater and other devices where the motor is on the handle.
609019
It's a press & twist action to raise the handle. However my handle broke within a couple of months. Oxo products are generally good, but not this one.
559227
It tilts all around on a ball joint. But it's weak so you have to move it carefully or it will break. It works great though as long as you're careful.