Can this work with a Harbor freight circular saw?
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I do not own a Harbor Freight saw, so I can't say for sure if it will fit or not. I have a Skill circular saw and the Kreg Rip Cut fence fits that saw quite well. You attach the tool to your saw by tightening 2 set screws, that are fitted into tabs that swivel, pinching the saw bed between the screws and the Kreg attachment bracket. The tabs swivel so that you can position them on a variety of saws. I should say that putting the Kreg Rip-Cut tool on your saw and then calibrating it is a bit of a hassle. But once it is on it works great! I love mine. If your saw looks anything like a Skill I think there is a 90% chance this tool will fit just fine. If not, I am sure Kreg will take it back. I do not own a Harbor Freight saw, so I can't say for sure if it will fit or not. I have a Skill circular saw and the Kreg Rip Cut fence fits that saw quite well. You attach the tool to your saw by tightening 2 set screws, that are fitted into tabs that swivel, pinching the saw bed between the screws and the Kreg attachment bracket. The tabs swivel so that you can position them on a variety of saws. I should say that putting the Kreg Rip-Cut tool on your saw and then calibrating it is a bit of a hassle. But once it is on it works great! I love mine. If your saw looks anything like a Skill I... » Read More I do not own a Harbor Freight saw, so I can't say for sure if it will fit or not. I have a Skill circular saw and the Kreg Rip Cut fence fits that saw quite well. You attach the tool to your saw by tightening 2 set screws, that are fitted into tabs that swivel, pinching the saw bed between the screws and the Kreg attachment bracket. The tabs swivel so that you can position them on a variety of saws. I should say that putting the Kreg Rip-Cut tool on your saw and then calibrating it is a bit of a hassle. But once it is on it works great! I love mine. If your saw looks anything like a Skill I think there is a 90% chance this tool will fit just fine. If not, I am sure Kreg will take it back. « Show Less
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I do not own a Harbor Freight saw, so I can't say for sure if it will fit or not. I have a Skill circular saw and the Kreg Rip Cut fence fits that saw quite well. You attach the tool to your saw by tightening 2 set screws, that are fitted into tabs that swivel, pinching the saw bed between the screws and the Kreg attachment bracket. The tabs swivel so that you can position them on a variety of saws. I should say that putting the Kreg Rip-Cut tool on your saw and then calibrating it is a bit of a hassle. But once it is on it works great! I love mine. If your saw looks anything like a Skill I think there is a 90% chance this tool will fit just fine. If not, I am sure Kreg will take it back.
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The Rip Cut was designed to work with most circular saws...I use a craftsman circular saw ...but again the Rip Cut is adjustable.
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First I do not have your saw but I feel it should work. The tracks are very similar. My gauge worked great to tune up my Saw Stop. Best of luck.
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I do not know about your Dewalt saw, but I use mine with a Delta 10" contractor's saw and with a Jet 14" band saw. It works well with both.
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I just brought up a photo of your saw and believe it would absolutely work with your saw. The Kreg product mounts to the front of the deck and works on either right or left bladed saws. Your saw has a deck just like circular saws...it's only the type of motor mount that's different. It should work fine.
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I am using only Dewalt blades and so cannot confirm. Believe it should be possible as on the packing of Dewalt blades it is marked as compatible with Bosch, etc.
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I use it all the time with the circular saw and it works perfect... . I never had a problem like that... and I have use it a lot.
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Absolutely not.....great tool but not a substitute for a circ saw.....you would be better off using a Jig saw as a replacement
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If you mean can this Kreg Rip Cut jig be used to cut rip cuts with the circular saw on an angle, then I think it could.
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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.
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Probably. If it has a standard 1/2" arbor it should be fine. It worked on my 12" Bosch sliding miter saw.To be sure you can always contact the manufacturer.
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If it fits on the saw it will work. The blade that comes with this saw will cut thru just about ny metal. I have used my saw to cut 3 1/4 OD oil field pipe with out any problem. This ip is so hard that a dril bit will not touch it.
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It will hook right up. Collection isn't great, but it's as good as any non-festool miter saw I've used. This is a phenomenal tool.
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it can if your saw has a standard t type gauge. some of the older dewalts do not.
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I can't say with 100% certainty that it will but it's not really intended to fit one saw and is more of a "one size fits most" application. I cannot think of a reason why it would not fit.
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I tried googling a manual, could not find anything, if you can measure the original blades that would help. This set fits many brands, unfortunately my reference books do not cover harbor freight equipment at this time.
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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.
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i made it work with Dewalt track saw and a porter cable bench jointer. worked great, but needed to buy special connections from a hardware store. it is a great dust extractor.