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Old 11-07-2009, 08:56 AM   #141
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We have 2 Dewalts and now one of the new Rigid's. My tile guys are fighting over who gets to leave the Rigid on the side of the road.

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Old 11-07-2009, 05:49 PM   #142
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We have 2 Dewalts and now one of the new Rigid's. My tile guys are fighting over who gets to leave the Rigid on the side of the road.
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Old 11-09-2009, 01:14 AM   #143
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Actually, it's very easy to adjust for height. There are 4 bolts that hold the clamps in place on a rod that the whole motor and blade head assembly sit on. You might have to use some WD 40 and a good ratchet and 12 point socket, but it'll loosen up and you'll be able to adjust the head.

(I've also got one of the older Targets)
Thanks, Bill, for the advice. Yeah, I noticed 4 bolts under the motor stand. I will give it a shot. By the way, Husqvarna unit has a torsion spring for easier height adjustment. Very nice! I noticed that locking knob for height adjustment is missing on my target. Know where I can purchase a cheap replacement? The blade that came with it is DeWalt diamond blade. It still has some left and I was told it's new. Should I bother replace it with a better quality cutting blade? I will be cutting a lot of thin granite tiles for my next project.
And for bullnose miter, I will need to get one that will work on my Target. Any suggestion on where I can buy one? I thought about making one out of wood.
Bill, I saw your website. Very nice tile work.
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