will this work on a Craftsman 12" band saw?
314831
The thread on the shaft that comes with the adjuster is 3/8"- 16 thread size. Basically a standard coarse thread size for 3/8"
2107013
It should IF the arbor diameter is 5/8" & that arbor is at least 1 1/4" long. Bear in mind you'll also need a throat plate for the saw surface that has an opening wide enough to accommodate all the cutters - at least 7/8" wide.
57402
Do Not know. It line up ok with my cheap sander from Harbor freight. Unless Craftsman has some bizaar buy only Sears product then it should fit. Have only used a couple of the discs and it worked great for the money.
610317
It most likely will, I'm using mine on a remington brand saw. BUT plz be aware that remington made a lot of "12 inch saws" over the years. the best way is to find the no. of teeth on ur current chain and get a chain with same no. of teeth. Another concern is that even if this fits ur saw, if u have to run the adjustment all the way out, u need a shorter chain as they WILL stretch and require tightening by moving the blade bar out...
1471519
Yes it will. I purchased this fence for my Rikon 10-321 and it fits. I would not do it again however as there is no way that I have found to adjust the fence for the drift in the saw. I am new to band saws and was unaware of drift, my first use of the fence broke my blade. Now I find the drift and clampa straight piece of wood on the table, adjusted to the drift, for a fence.
1466095
While I don't have this exact saw; I have the 12" compound saw, I doubt that it will work. It won't fit between the blade and the guard. I haven't done it yet but I will buy the DeWalt laser that fits the front of the guard.
1961722
If I'm not mistaken most all miter gauge slots are a standard depth and width, except the older Sears craftsman saws, so in that regard the miter gauge that comes with this saw would be compatible.
723176
It should. It has the ability to remove the T-track portion at its leading edge. The shaft is 3/4" wide by 3/8" thick. It has four plastic discs that you expand to fit your slot by tightening a counter-sunk allen machine screw. The allen wrench is included. I am very pleased with my miter gauge and it is a definite improvement over the one included with the saw.
1665830
Yes, it should work. When using it for cross cut you can pull the saw all the way back. 12" should fit fine.
1406533
I don't think it will fit. Check the web site and there is a listing of which models fit specific saws.
1644914
can't say for sure, it works well with the 12 inch Chicago sliding compound mitre saw I bought from Harbor Freight, fits easily and nicely on the stand, very solid
267048
I'm not familiar with a craftsman band saw. I set it up on a Bosch router table and am very pleased. Its a nice mitre gage. It really shouldn't matter as long as its set to the narrowest point in your T-Track. Slide it in the T-track and expand the gage with the provided hex key. That's going to take patience, because the hex key will seem like its going to break putting so much force on it. Once its set up.....sweet!
2040979
I know this doesn't fully answer your question, but it did work with my Craftsman (model number unknown).
1100053
I'm sorry. I used mine on a skill chop saw. It works fine on mine. The only thing I can say is measure the exhaust and see if they are the same.
961077
It worked on mine. Just make sure it's the same length blade and use the screws that come with the Craftsman
1304891
If its the same set-up as inserting the blade on a jig saw it should work. According to the description on Amazon: Tool-free blade changesAccepts standard jig saw blades for added convenience
579545
I have a Dewalt 12" compound sliding miter saw. It should fit yours as easily. Check the fast cap website for compatibility.