what size boards can this be used with? (8 or 10" wide?)
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I used 6" boards for my planter. I'm not sure it would work well with any larger board. Ideally you want the top of the Frame It All at the top of your board, so you can you can use the Frame It All stacking corners to make your planter taller. If you aligned the anchor with the top of an 8" or 10" board, you would not have sufficient depth for your anchor. Keep in mind that these anchors are plastic, so you cannot be banging them into the ground without a "pilot hole." Once there in the ground and stationary, they work great. I haven't had any issues with them except during installation. I used 6" boards for my planter. I'm not sure it would work well with any larger board. Ideally you want the top of the Frame It All at the top of your board, so you can you can use the Frame It All stacking corners to make your planter taller. If you aligned the anchor with the top of an 8" or 10" board, you would not have sufficient depth for your anchor. Keep in mind that these anchors are plastic, so you cannot be banging them into the ground without a "pilot hole." Once there in the ground and stationary, they work great. I haven't had any issues with them... » Read More I used 6" boards for my planter. I'm not sure it would work well with any larger board. Ideally you want the top of the Frame It All at the top of your board, so you can you can use the Frame It All stacking corners to make your planter taller. If you aligned the anchor with the top of an 8" or 10" board, you would not have sufficient depth for your anchor. Keep in mind that these anchors are plastic, so you cannot be banging them into the ground without a "pilot hole." Once there in the ground and stationary, they work great. I haven't had any issues with them except during installation. « Show Less
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You can use either, as the board can be wider than the sleeve supporting them is tall.
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The device is 6" wide and that is the size boards I used! It is open at the top so wider boards could probably be used with less stability.
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I have successfully used the 10 inch stacked dado in my Sear 10 inch table saw. The weight and large cut is hard on the motor. I take only shallow cuts and go slowly to minimize the impact on the saw motor. I suggest that you use an 8 inch set.
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I would say they are about 8 inches but not positive. Temp outside is in the 20's so not going out o check, butI was very satisfied with them. I used 2 X 10 boards and they worked great. Would definitely recommend them.
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We have them in 17x8 and 17x9, but no 10", sorry. Let us know if you have any other questions! Thanks!
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Thanks so much for your interest. We've listed the size measurements in the product description. 11'6"x 31" x 6" Our width is about 2" narrow than your board.
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If I was you I'd try to get a smaller board width so tricks come easier a wider board means the more power you need to use
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The board is about 3/8 thick and pegs around 6 inches. This isn't exact. Let me know if you need exact measurements and I will get a ruler
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I can't answer this. I have not been to Alaska ;). The only thing about these is the 10X42 the 10 is so tight that the slightest movement the object will "move" might try the 8X42s Have fun in Alaska. Betty W.
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I believe it should work. I hung the board I bought lengthwise instead of width-wise.
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about 10 ft long can b put on boards to make it taller or longer great for the price
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I have it at the beach house so I can't measure. My board is extra wide @ 22 3/4" and it easily fits. I use the bag for storage and getting in and out of the car. It does the job and keeps the board from getting dirty and banging against my friends board.
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The boards are 5/8 inches thick.It is 15 inches wide an 12 inches from front to back.
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I bought a !0' x 8' and it was 10' wide by 8' long. I would assume they are giving the measurements width by length. Ours works great......good luck.
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i donot a 8x10 i have a 10x8 and have not yet put it together.................................
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Not 12 inches wide but 8 inches wide. Look at column mount panel boards. They're expensive.
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My board measures 49 x 18 and I found a cover for those dimensions...so I think you should look for a cover that is your size. The covers are adjustable, but I don't believe it will accommodate a 5 inch difference.
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This rack is about 10 1/4" wide, so if you only have 10" and not a smidgen more, this will probably not work for you.