Will this system work on a Grizzly G1035 shaper table?
880555
First, your shaper gotta have a T-track on it's tabletop to accept the jig and it gotta have to be able to use à half inch shank router bit.
880556
The miter track has to be approx. 6 inches from the cutter, otherwise, won't work.
880557
First, your shaper gotta have a T-track on it's tabletop to accept the jig and it gotta have to be able to use half inch shank router bit.
1628197
Should work fine, may want to check the boards manual where they have a listing to be sure.
209198
Frank, it depends on what model Delta You have. Also found articles stating that it also depends if your Delta is a true American made Delta or Asian casting. Seems the biggest issue is placement of "pins" that align the casting to riser; research stated that the Grizzly riser may work if you are willing to do some slight modifications. If I knew your model number I could find out more.
1284900
Paul, I can't give you a direct answer. I used the riser on a Ridgid BS1400 and it worked fine. It is known to fit many other band saws. That being said if you Google "Ridgid bs1400 Grizzly H3051" you will get several pages of results, whereas Goggling "Delta 28-216 Grizzly H3051" returns no results which match the search terms. That seems to indicate that it won't fit out of the box. Also if you look at photos of the Grizzly riser, you will see pins in the riser, but if you look at a photo of the Delta riser, there are no pins. Based on my experience, my educated guess is the the Grizzly would probably work but only with modification. Paul, I can't give you a direct answer. I used the riser on a Ridgid BS1400 and it worked fine. It is known to fit many other band saws. That being said if you Google "Ridgid bs1400 Grizzly H3051" you will get several pages of results, whereas Goggling "Delta 28-216 Grizzly H3051" returns no results which match the search terms. That seems to indicate that it won't fit out of the box. Also if you look at photos of the Grizzly riser, you will see pins in the riser, but if you look at a photo of the Delta riser, there are no pins. Based on my experience, my educated guess... » Read More Paul, I can't give you a direct answer. I used the riser on a Ridgid BS1400 and it worked fine. It is known to fit many other band saws. That being said if you Google "Ridgid bs1400 Grizzly H3051" you will get several pages of results, whereas Goggling "Delta 28-216 Grizzly H3051" returns no results which match the search terms. That seems to indicate that it won't fit out of the box. Also if you look at photos of the Grizzly riser, you will see pins in the riser, but if you look at a photo of the Delta riser, there are no pins. Based on my experience, my educated guess is the the Grizzly would probably work but only with modification. « Show Less
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It should work if your saw has 4 point mount. If it has 3 point mounting (like my 8 1/2 Hitachi sliding miter that is on it) you will have to purchase a Stablemate SM 300 Universal Miter Saw Stand Mounting Bracket for under $10.00.
1462110
Look at the legs under the outrigger table extension - I'm not sure any universal base would handle that. I know that the legs come with the optional table extensions (I have one); I don't know whether the standard, minimal table has that.
173951
I believe the Shaper/Router Table, Model 231 will only workWITH DREMEL ROTARY MODELS 100, 200, 300, 400XPR, 275, 285, 395, 398, 800, 4000, 8200
1818439
Go to the Grizzly website and search for the riser for this model and your will find your answer. Mike
2237922
I would call Woodcraft and ask them. I think it will because its in the 600 series.
1236388
It fits on mine, yes. Works very well with the table built to the specs of BGE. Excellent cover.
1653891
You can adapt it to fit just about anything. The bar that holds the readout bolts under the tube that holds your fence. You will probably need to drill a few holes and possibly fabricate a bracket, but anyone who owns that saw probably has the skills and tools required. Mine is mounted on a Grizzly 1023 and it was a fairly quick job, but not a direct bolt-on. There are good instructions included in the package.
740673
No is the short answer. Grizzly only makes one size guides. You can make the guides by buying 5/8" stock and adapting it to your tenoning jig. A little work but it works. Your other option is a table saw with 3/4" slots. I did both. now I have two table saws/ they come in handy.
1903905
Ron, the maximum distance from the top of the table to the bottom of the roller guides is 6 inches, 4 inches less than what you need if you are talking diameter. The distance from the inner left support to the cutting blade is 13 1/2 inches. Sounds like you would need a much larger band saw to handle what you describe, this grizzly is meant for smaller projects. Overall I would say the quality is good for the money but not outstanding.
1580919
I agree with Peter. I don't really know the table size for the Porter Cable, but according to the manual you need the mounting holes to be 16 1/2 inches apart. I've mounted this to my Grizzly G1023RLW and if I remember correctly the mounting holes are about 11 inches apart and it mounted well.
1403388
If I were you, I'd go online and download the owner's guide for the stand. It should have dimensions for the mounting brackets and maybe a listing of compatible table saws. The brackets the saw mounts to are movable so it will work with other models. Besides, you can always use your current table saw to make a nice ply base for it to mount to. Good luck!
763154
Don't know, here's the parts list http://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/h8172_pl.pdf
1377881
I purchased one and mounted it to a Grizzly table saw and love it. My saw table and extensions are cast so that would be about the only concern I would have about yours. I'm sure that it would it would fit yours but you may have to drill an extra hole or two to mount it. I was fortunate and did not have to do that and there is a good chance that you would not either.