The tube (2 x 3) fastens to the rail. Are the threaded holes already there to fasten the 2 parts together?
373855
Yes the threaded holes are on the underside and match to the angle iron piece.Russ
373856
There ARE threaded holes, but in My case (fitting it to a Ridgid 4512) I wanted to shift the tube over a bit. Drilling new holes and tapping them was not too difficult.
373857
On the fence I bought, there were two pieces of machined Angle brackets one side of the bracket had holes drilled in it to fasten to my saw ( Delta Unisaw) with 3/8-16 flat head screws, and the other side of the angle bracket had a hole pattern of 1/4 inch holes that matched the 2x3 steel tube where the measuring scale is on the top surface. The bottom of that 2x3 tube has 1/4 inch tapped holes so that you can bolt the tube to the angle bracket after it has been attached to the edge of the table saw. The process I am trying to explain is reall pretty simple, and once you see the parts, the chances are pretty good it will make sense as to how it works. Once the 2x3 is attached to the saw, the fence is dropped in place, and a "test cut" should be made to check how parallel your Biesemeyer fence is with the saw's blade, it is not difficult to adjust the fence.
373858
Yes - the holes in the tube are threaded. The holes in the rail are through holes.
373859
yes- the three holes in the guide tube are threaded. Requires 3 ea 1/4-20x 1/2 inch hex HD screws and lock washers. The angle rails are drilled thru.
1741463
There is included hardware that bolts to standard frame rails. There are slots in the vertical metal legs to account for different height frames.
261512
Yes, You will have to almost remove the screw to give you enough room between the clamps to slip it over the rail.
921645
No, but all you have to do is install the legs, then attach it to the rails with the pins that are provided. Took me 30 minutes because I was taking my time. Two legs with two bolts each. Three quarter inch bolts, if I remember correctly. Install instructions provided, and also available here: https://www.curtmfg.com/masterlibrary/16245/installsheet/CM_16245_INS.PDF
1824793
not threaded. The other end is close not open hole.the diam/pitch don't know but there is a spring tension with it.
1701090
There is only two pins involved.....remove the two pins the hold down the rear sight, and then install the two small bolts provided with the mount.
601819
yes it is standard AR threads,also comes with a pin, but if you pin it you will never get it off again. Use shims to aline correctly,check Midway or brownells for those
1921502
NO> It's not threaded. It twists apart. I broke one bending the brittle plastic tube. Skip this!
1271860
yes its a totally separate piece. I just drilled two holes in the one that was supplied.
456244
Yes. the bottom rails must be fastened down with a minimum of 2 screws or bolts per side.
1684055
Yes, each side is threaded, I believe it was 1" if not then 3/4". Either way its easy to adapt to what you have. Home depot has the parts.
832929
There are two holes per mirror. I just used those as pilots and drilled my rails to match
2168707
You can remove the pins with a punch. The rail includes hex screws to replace the pins and the holes in the rail are threaded. Installation instructions are included also, its a pretty quick mod to make.
1772671
No. The holes are already on the parallell bars. Comes with screws and Allen key. Install was a breeze.
1009221
Yes it is. You will have to thread the barrel with a 14-1 left hand twist. I chopped mine down and had it threaded. However if your running it withy the front sight post your good. Just take it to a gunsmith it's pretty easy. Hope this helps
1745621
This has standard threaded holes, both 1/4 and 3/8, in the center and on both ends (in case you want to use two tripods and make it more stable). Also note that the legs on both ends may be taken off.
521361
Yes, but you need both the rail inserts and the cross bars to make this work.