My miter saw hole spacing is 16 5/8" side-side & 12"front to back. saw is 20" overall width, 13 7/8" frt- bk,.Will my saw fit on this stand.tx Pete C
890781
Your saw should fit on the stand without problem. The stand has two mounting rails that slide front to back so that they can fit most miter saws. The rails are slotted as well so that the side-side dimensions would be doable as well.
890782
Yes. The front, back and both side rails can be slid and tightened down in any location required. There are slotted holes as well. The only way it would not work for you is if your mounting holes on the sides or front and back are not in a straight line with the corosponding hole on that same side. Even then I think you could improvise something that would work.
890783
Dewalt did a good job making the mounting pretty universal. You'll see on the picture all the holes are slotted side to side so gives you a lot of room to play with to match your saw. The rails can be adjusting front to back as well.This requires loosening some bolts but not difficult.
890784
The DEWALT DWX726 Rolling Miter Saw Stand has slots that make it fully adjustable from front to back and side to side to just about any size. So the short answer is yes it will work for a saw that is 16 5/8" side-side & 12"front to back.
1987886
The stand comes with a pair of mounting brackets that you attach your saw to. Depending on the base of your saw, you may need to use bolts or extra washers of your own. My Ridgid mitre saw worked fine with what came with the stand. The brackets fit tightly to the stand. With a large mitre saw it takes a little bit of effort to reach around to release the bracket clamps from the stand. But I love the stand. It works great for me. It has exceeded my expectations in every way. I wish I had bought it years sooner.
267049
Depends on width of mitre slot, my dewalt dw745 table saw has 3/4 inch slot. It fitted perfectly after I adjusted the 4 screws, took a few minutes. Hope this helps
947198
If the miter slots on your table saw are 3/4 it should be OK. Manufacturers made miter slots in 5/8 and 3/4, and the jig has a miter guide that is 3/4.
115761
It is a standard 1" arbor. Should fit most all Miter Box saws. I use them on both my Makita saw and Skil saw.
413754
The base can be adjusted to accommodate different gaps between the miter slot and blade, so that shouldn't be an issue. My cabinet saw has 3/8" deep miter slots that are 3/4" wide and this rides in the fine. As such, if your miter slot dimensions are the industry standard I just gave, it should work fine.
267181
It should. If the holes on the saw aren't in line you will have to make a bracket to hold the saw. Other wise a great stand for the$$$.good luck
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
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I have the DW713 Compound Miter Saw. It came with two clamps that look very much like the ones pictured. But I would have to have more dimensional data to make sure it would fit with your miter saw. I also ordered the extension kits and the length stop. They are good and heavy duty and work well. I thought the stand was a little pricey so I made my own mobile stand with 12" diameter wheels to move it from one location to another at my house. If you want to furnish your email address I can send a picture of the stand.
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I am sorry for not responding sooner, been very busy with life. Anyway I can't say definitively that it would work. I have a DeWalt 10" mitre saw that it works perfectly with. I would say as long as you have holes in your base that will bolt into the brackets that attach the saw to the stand then I can't see why it wouldn't work.
1469615
Yes. The stand has brackets that attach to the saw and then the saw/brackets clip onto the saw stand. The brackets are adjustable to fit various miter saws. I have this stand and it works great. You will love it.
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I couldn't be happier with the saw stand. It's stable, easy to move, and the 'wings' for resting boards really helps. I have Hitachi saw, and used the adjustable brackets (supplied with the stand) to mount my saw. I don't know your dimensions, but if you go to the PortaMate website it may give compatible saws.
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The brackets are slotted and fit many brands of saws. I am sure that they will fit you miter saw. I have a 12 inch sliding miter and it fits. The sliding miters have a big foot print. the DeWalt work station was the best thing i ever bought. I had a track master, The DeWalt work station rocks.
1098121
I currently use it with a Dewalt 12" compound sliding miter saw on a Dewalt stand. I am unfamiliar with your bench system but I know it will fit the saw.
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Hi, thanks for contacting us. The dimensions of this stand are 20.07" x 31.10" x 8.5". If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know.Sincerely,Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
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I haven't installed mine as yet, so I measured the back side at 4.442 inches diameter. I would use a 4-7/16 diameter hole saw. A 4-1/2 inch will work but it will come pretty close to interfering with mount holes which may not be a problem because this thing is really light weight and won't need much retention, large washers on the back side would be fine.Hope this helps.
1399365
It'll undoubtedly fit, but you'll probably need to remove the saw to fold it down (per their instructions). This stand is a joke (IMHO). It's lopsided. the extensions sag, and the tool needs to be removed to move the stand. Look at the delta stand (also marketed under porter cable and dewalt I believe) if you want a solid stand that is portable and will fold down with the tool still attached. I own them both. PORTER-CABLE PC136MS Universal Mobile Miter Stand