Has anyone compared this product to the Grizzly G0462? They look virtually identical. I'm wondering if they are in fact the same machine.
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Grizzly and Shop Fox are actually the same company. Grizzly is their retail line and Shop Fox is their Wholesale product line. There made be a slight difference making the two machines unique but primarily they are the same.
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I have not done a comparison (I have the SF), but other than color and logo, they look the same. I have also seen them noted on woodturning forums as the same machine made in same factory.
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I am not sure if they are the same machine, but I'm very happy with my shopfox. For the money it does everything I ask of it!
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The main difference between the Grizzly model G8689 and the Harbor Freight mini mill is the tool Taper. The G8689 uses a Morris Tapper 3 (MT3) and the next size up of the Grizzly and the Harbor Freight mini mill uses a R8 tapper. The R8 tapper is used on more heavy duty work, the MT3 will work for the Grizzly but try LittleMachineShop.com
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yes my brother has grizzly 600 it fits his I have a honda 500 and it fits it to hope this helps you
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Unfortunately I can't answer directly for that model but I easily installed it on a Grizzly. I think anything with a biesmeyer type fence would be no problem. I really like it. Probably one of the best accessories I ever bought.
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SGT . several reasons i chose this saw over the 5312. first off I run a high end custom cabinet shop and this saw sees very heavy uses. The sliding rails on the type of the Bosh 5312 always get dust in the bearings and with time the sliding action sticks and must be taken apart, the bearings cleaned and re-lubed with dry silicone lubricant. That is what my experience was with my last 3 sliding saws, (Dewalt, Ryobe and Dewalt pro). the other thing i love about the Bosch GCM12SD its there are no rails sticking out the back of the saw, and the clearance from the wall where my saw sits is no longer needed. It was a great investment even though its on the pricy side. i love the accuracy and the performance, I change to a better cutting blade and the performance got better. I switch from the stock blade and now run a Forrest CM12806115 Chopmaster 12 inch 80 tooth blade cleaner cuts and very smother with no tear outs. i hope this helps you
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The saw that I purchased came with two (2) 25" tracks also-and these are interchangeable with the Grizzly tracks. The saw will use the 6-1/4" Festool saw blades also. I also see that the Grizzly track saw is only $179 and track sections are $50. The good thing about the Grizzly saw beside the price is that you can get replacement parts while the Scheppach parts are difficult or impossible to find.Have a good day!
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I did some googling and see what your version looks like. I think you do have the new version. Mine looks exactly like the one in the picture. My understanding is that this model was discontinued, so maybe what happened is they brought it back again and changed the appearance slightly. For what it's worth, I think this is my #1 favorite tool in my woodworking shop. Solid, reliable, and fits perfectly in the hand. I'd be curious to know if there are any functional differences between the old and new models.
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I agree with Brian; Scotty reviewed the PRO model, the largest one in the line-up. The ones that are spring-loaded (i.e., that have a spring behind the jaws) also come with a small cover to keep the jaws closed when not in use. Interestingly enough, the Vampliers versions of this tool are the same as the Engineer versions, except that the Engineer models don't have the jaw cover included. That may partially explain the difference in price. I've noticed in the photos that the Vampliers versions even have the word "Engineer" on their grips, which are red for Vampliers, green for Engineer. I have both the mid-sized Engineer PZ-58 and the Vampliers PRO (the largest), so I can confirm that. I agree with Brian; Scotty reviewed the PRO model, the largest one in the line-up. The ones that are spring-loaded (i.e., that have a spring behind the jaws) also come with a small cover to keep the jaws closed when not in use. Interestingly enough, the Vampliers versions of this tool are the same as the Engineer versions, except that the Engineer models don't have the jaw cover included. That may partially explain the difference in price. I've noticed in the photos that the Vampliers versions even have the word "Engineer" on their grips, which are red for Vampliers, green for... » Read More I agree with Brian; Scotty reviewed the PRO model, the largest one in the line-up. The ones that are spring-loaded (i.e., that have a spring behind the jaws) also come with a small cover to keep the jaws closed when not in use. Interestingly enough, the Vampliers versions of this tool are the same as the Engineer versions, except that the Engineer models don't have the jaw cover included. That may partially explain the difference in price. I've noticed in the photos that the Vampliers versions even have the word "Engineer" on their grips, which are red for Vampliers, green for Engineer. I have both the mid-sized Engineer PZ-58 and the Vampliers PRO (the largest), so I can confirm that. « Show Less
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I have had this unit for 2 years. No problems with poor machining. Table saws are not made equal, nor are the table tops ever perfectly flat. The slight wobble with this unit is not detrimental enough that it caused square issues. You might want to call Grizzly and inquire about this problem; get an answer from the "horses mouth" so to speak. Hapy jigging!
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ok.. well it was the same rep apparantly.I will just open the 4104 and try it out.. If I don't like it, I will return it. thanks for your help. The thing is.. those comparisons you linked above are not the same as what is listed on the box. The tools have different names, and the "pet hair lifter' attached to the bottom of the machine is not listed on the site, but clearly states it on the box, and I played with it in the store so I know it has it.. I don't trust the comparisons.Oh well. Thanks
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I'm not familiar with the particular descriptions, but it sounds like they are different product listings for the same item. (Are they from different sellers?) My only advice would be to make sure that whatever product you select matches the model and generation of the Glock you own (in this case, a Gen4 Glock 19). I hope that helps.
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If the Grizzly is a fairly exact copy of the old Rockwell 14, it should work. The Woodhaven is a nice unit. I've had mine for a few years.
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Hard to say. Grizzly has three speeds. Usually my furnace is going and it is louder than this. This is in my shop. Table saw or other louder machines running. If you are seeking quiet is it for another area? If so You may want to go with a different type of unit.
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Grizzly is a US company. My guess is the wood is all from US, but the tuning hardware is likely from China. I don't recall seeing any markings on anything if that's what you're concerned with.
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Yes it will, you just have to make sure you get the correct mounting plate. Go to warn web site and find part number for mounting plate for your grizzly. Then I would order it on amazon, it will be cheaper.
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the ad says it will fit a grizzly 700 cuz its the same frame as a 550 I haven't actually put it on yet to tell you how it looks and how easy it is give me a few days and I can tell you how it looks I can send a picture if you'd like
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The plate on the motor I bought shows 1 HP. I suspect that Techie is correct about Grizzly just doing a bit of picture sharing because the motors look the same.