Yes, a link would be greatly appreciated. Preferably Amazon or eBay 🤓 I know that this will directly not fit my Makita but it looks like it will be easily adapted to that by getting an extra locking bolt and welding it to it.
there must be a lot of head scratching figuring out all these combinations of adapters and brackets for all the models. A real pain bosch has created. Why can't they just make a telescoping tripod that goes up 10 ft.
the problem with this setups is the pivot point if rotation is needed. the laser suport ( bracket , mount , etc) shoud be fully leveld around 360 degs. if not , the pendulum will compensate for the (minimal) difference and the beam will be projected with the new compensation (from "new" reference different pivot point). this issue can be tested in a simple accuracy 180 degs test.
I bought a new laser that came with the rm10 in the case. Very disappointed that the rm10 wont fit the pole clamp. My old Bosch laser kit had the bracket that fits. Don´t know what they were thinking with the design of the rm10 :( The magnets on it are not really strong enough either. The laser comes off very easy, I fear it will end with it falling off some day.
Agree, it would have made sense to make the RM10 fit the Pole Bracket - considering how long that bracket has been available. I think the RM10 is designed to be used as a Standalone Mount, the track system on the back which you add the ceiling clamp to is totally different to the BM1.
Do you get descent cuts with these saws? I just bought the GCM 800 SJ and it is impossible to get a straight or smooth cut. There is too much flex between the motor and the pivot point to keep the blade stable.
Yes, I can say I've had good straight accurate cuts, If you're not getting them i would suggest checking the alignment, fence and make sure everything is square. I do agree however there is slight play in the arm but I've not noticed this cause me any issues.
@@davesworkbenchuk Thanks for your reply. I've tweaked all the adjustments. I've tried four different blades on it. All four work perfectly in my old Dewalt DW700 (Elu PS174). All work equally poorly in this Bosch. I am pretty sure it is the body flexing. I asked you because yours has the same body and the same amount of flex. I had a play with all these 216 models at the shop. If you lock the saw/motor in the down position and push sideways against the bottom of the blade, you can see the motor moving up and down quite a bit. I'm trying very hard to like the saw, but it needs to cut smooth and straight.
Hello, I wanted to know what is the use or the difference between this level of points and the level of lines... for what type of work is it focused... thanks best regards... Atte Jaime from Santiago de Chile...
Hi, do you know if I could use this as a car vacuum for my seats and carpet and also in my house to vacuum up pet hair? Do you think it would be powerful enough and also, do you know if you can get maybe a pet hair attachment for this vac? Thanks.
Yes would be fine for use in a car, have used mine for this a few times. Un-sure of Pet hair, yes it will vacuum it up but i don't think there is an attachment.
It's a great sounding radio. It suffers from a design issue. The dials protrude from the unit and are extremely fragile. It's NOT a site radio.these have got bust whilst in the back of the van. Also. Antenna connection far too flimsy. I've got or had every bosch site radio and this isn't tough enough. Also. The USB charger is useless. Very slow Had 3 of these from screwfix now.
Ive had mine for two years now, and its been faultless at work and at home ,its the best for carpets and curtains, I would say if its just for personal use ie your own sofa then go for it, A 4amp batt will give me enough time to cover my entire house
You can use the 12ah battery if you remove the back cover. If you squeeze the red tabs at the base of the latch it will release the back cover. Obviously the IP54 rating will be sacrificed though. 👍
@@davesworkbenchuk helps alot mate thanks, was there space in the 230 box for few other things also? Just trying to figure if this will fit with my setup. Cheers
Best fine tune spin control is to buy a manual high precision rotation stage (60mm - 100mm diameter). They have much better gears than laser level adapters and so much easier to lock onto a distant target.
I have the bp350 pole and gll3-330cg laser. I've used it a good bit now and found best way to get fine tune up/down is to hook the laser level to the bm1 mount but keep the bm1 on lock. You can still raise/lower while it is on lock and it doesn't fall any once you let go of the raise/lower dial. If you have it on unlock and put your laser on point then let go it sags and you wind up having to readjust 3-4 times. Raise/lower while on lock is 10 times easier to lock on target height. I wish the bp350 had a higher quality attachment bracket. The heavier the laser level the more the bracket sags. If your pole is slightly off plumb that combined with the sag in the bracket puts your laser level off by more than the 4 degree tolerance limit. It's really annoying.
@@davesworkbenchuk It's much easier to lock onto a height point that way b/c you can let off the knob and it doesn't sink in lock mode. If you're using the vertical laser lines to lock onto a target point you need fine control spin. The Huepar adapter's fine tune rotation is pretty low quality and its only good for a target up to 20ft away. Any distance over that, it gets really hard b/c it just doesnt have quality gears inside. You can buy whats called a "high precision manual rotation stage." These are rotation devices that have very fine control spin. Much higher quality gears than the Huepar. I bought a cheap $60 one and I can lock onto targets up to 40 ft away. The more expensive ones have better /finer incremental rotation. For the really high end you can buy the motorized version which is an electronic device that controls the rotation stage. Laser level adapters just aren't made with any quality. My Huepar only lasted less than a year and 2 of my motion gears are pretty much stripped.
@@davesworkbenchuk thanks for your swift response ihave the 18v and passed on an offer of a used corded one as i didn't think it was dual bevel, subscribed
