Any chance this might hold the Delta 40-694 scroll saw? Anyone have the exact dimensions of the top?
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Not sure guy.... Does Delta not make a stand for that saw? If not, I'm sure you can easily modify this stand to work with your saw if it won't fit. You could just buy it to see if it'll work and if it doesn't you can always return it. Sorry I couldn't help you. Good luck!!!
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Front to back 24". Width at front 10.5" centerline front mounting bolts holes 9". Hope this helps.
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Hello Shawn,The dimensions are 35 inches long. Front is 10 inches, back is 4 inches. Front and back is recessed one-half inch.
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No, at least not without modification of the DeWalt stand. The Delta 40-694 has a longer footprint. The rear bolt lines up with the hole in the stand but the front does not. I had to cut metal out of the front of the stand legs on the top to allow the saw to fit and sit level. Currently, i have left the front of the saw unbolted and the weight of the saw seems to keep it in place in conjunction with the rear bolt fastened. I may, in the future make a platform for the saw in order to bolt it in the front as well.
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Within the raised portion of the 3 legs, 10 1/2 (fit without scrapping) and 3 5/8 over the bolt hole over the back leg. Delta does make a stand, may be less expensive the Dewalt stand. Wait for sale on this stand (I did) to get the best price-varies considerably. These used to be manufactured by the same company, but Delta is now solo again-so depending on generation of your saw, there may be no issue with fit. The bolt holes may be an issue - I have bolted my saw to the stand but did not bolt the stand to ground (using in room dedicated to 'dust making activities). Vibration could be issue if saw not bolted to stand-fyi Within the raised portion of the 3 legs, 10 1/2 (fit without scrapping) and 3 5/8 over the bolt hole over the back leg. Delta does make a stand, may be less expensive the Dewalt stand. Wait for sale on this stand (I did) to get the best price-varies considerably. These used to be manufactured by the same company, but Delta is now solo again-so depending on generation of your saw, there may be no issue with fit. The bolt holes may be an issue - I have bolted my saw to the stand but did not bolt the stand to ground (using in room dedicated to 'dust making activities). Vibration could be issue... » Read More Within the raised portion of the 3 legs, 10 1/2 (fit without scrapping) and 3 5/8 over the bolt hole over the back leg. Delta does make a stand, may be less expensive the Dewalt stand. Wait for sale on this stand (I did) to get the best price-varies considerably. These used to be manufactured by the same company, but Delta is now solo again-so depending on generation of your saw, there may be no issue with fit. The bolt holes may be an issue - I have bolted my saw to the stand but did not bolt the stand to ground (using in room dedicated to 'dust making activities). Vibration could be issue if saw not bolted to stand-fyi « Show Less
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You would have to compare it to the DEWALT DW788 1.3 Amp 20-Inch Variable-Speed Scroll Saw to see if it fits. Note: if you put wheels on this stand, I had to take it to a welding shop to add additional support (otherwise the metal bends easily).
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I don't own a Shun TDM0743 but I have a huge 10" Sabatier stored in the block so I see no problem with the width of the blade you have in question. Very nice block by the way.
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I'm not sure because it did not fit my saw and it was listed as "fit". It was too short...
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I checked your saw online and, with the exception of the base, it appears to be basically the same as mine. The existing fence appears to be the same and actually many parts on the various Rockwell saws were interchangeable. I would suggest that the Delta 36-T30 Fence will bolt right up after removal of the old fence system...and, I think you'll be glad you did it.
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I put it on a Rockwell 14" saw which is the same as a Delta. Drilled new holes for the pins. That's about it. Other parts fit pretty well. Very satisfied with result.
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The whole thing is about a foot long. I don't know what it is supposed to fit, but it didn't fit my craftsmen table saw. It is a very misleading description. Hope this helps you!
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It did not fit mine. I couldn't find my older saw in the compatability listings so I just took a chance. Too bad the product description doesn't give the dimentions of the incert extension, I could have saved myself the bother.
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Matt, sorry I can't speak to your Delta comparison request. I own a 10" Craftsman contractors saw. The old kind with lots of heavy steel, not plastic. This fence fit my saw very easily. I've been using it for a couple of years now and love it. It was easy to install, easy to align and is still very accurate after this use. I think on the initial install I had to drill a couple of holes in my table for proper attachment because i had an extra steel table extension but that was not diilfficult. So, overall I think this is a high quality product for a reasonable price compared to its competition. Hope this helps, feel free to ask more questions if needed. Scott
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I have an old Delta too and it worked just fine. The issue is not the size of the rails, it is the size on the saw base and then the legs to the right. My legs that support the top were just a little short then the corner supports. So I put a small piece of luan on the corners across to each and the legs fit in into them. The base is nice to have if you want to move your saw around. Since I have purchased mine, I have NOT moved it.The key to using this base to move your saw is the size of your saw cabinet for the left area and then the position of your legs that hold the top. The size of the side rails have nothing to do with it. I have an old Delta too and it worked just fine. The issue is not the size of the rails, it is the size on the saw base and then the legs to the right. My legs that support the top were just a little short then the corner supports. So I put a small piece of luan on the corners across to each and the legs fit in into them. The base is nice to have if you want to move your saw around. Since I have purchased mine, I have NOT moved it.The key to using this base to move your saw is the size of your saw cabinet for the left area and then the position of your legs that hold the top.... » Read More I have an old Delta too and it worked just fine. The issue is not the size of the rails, it is the size on the saw base and then the legs to the right. My legs that support the top were just a little short then the corner supports. So I put a small piece of luan on the corners across to each and the legs fit in into them. The base is nice to have if you want to move your saw around. Since I have purchased mine, I have NOT moved it.The key to using this base to move your saw is the size of your saw cabinet for the left area and then the position of your legs that hold the top. The size of the side rails have nothing to do with it. « Show Less
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I'm not sure. Chances are that, yes it will fit, but you will need to drill a few holes in the saw to make it fit. Don't worry, a few clean holes won't hurt the saw. Just make sure to measure accurately.
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My guess is no if your saw is large. Sorry I am not sure the size of your saw. We were hoping it would fit our larger Echo 24" CS6700 the handle on the saw was a little too high and it would not close, it lacked 2" closing and the bar cover was too short. We did however get our smaller Stihl Miniboss 16" MS180C to fit. We are happy with the case. We are still looking for a case for the bigger saw. They must be hard to find.
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I also have the saw that matches http://www.deltamachinery.com/products/table-saws/item/36-l352. I bought the accessory drawer as an add-on and really appreciate it
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I installed it on my Delta/Milwaukee 14" band saw, which was made back in 1944. If you have a more modern Delta, it will bolt right up, as well.
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Yes it will fit, your only problem may be the amount of room you have for the tool
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I have the same saw. It is a 14" chain. I have the manual if you need any info from it.
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I don't know the dimensions of the Ridgid 4510. Know idea if the Leecraft will work on your saw.
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I got this for my delta commercial table saw. It fit. Only thing is saftey shutoff doesnt fit it. It looks like it fits a variety of things. I could not say for sure, but if it looks close to yours i would try it. Mine works great.