My miter saw hole spacing is 16 5/8" side-side &amp; 12"front to back. saw is 20" overall width, 13 7/8" frt- bk,.Will my saw fit on this stand.tx Pete C
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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.
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I am sure that it will , It just replaces the outside spacer. I have a DeWalt 12 inch compound miter.
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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
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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
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Check to see if your saw will accommodate a 5/8 inch arbor. The blade fits on this shaft. Another way is to measure the center hole of one of your saw blades. If 5/8" it will work.
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From just eyeballing the saw, it looks to be about the same size as the Milwaukee 12" I have on my stand. There's room for adjustment with the attachment so I'd say, yes you can. You might need some bolts from your local hardware store (I recommend stainless). I've had the setup for two years and couldn't be happier with it.
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I have an older Hitachi compound miter saw and it fit just fine. It was actually quite simple to install. I'm sure your Makita will fit. By the way this is a great portable stand.
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I don't know if it fits your saw or not. It is 14 by 3-3/4 by 1/2 inch with a 3/16" flange. My saw has a 1/4" deep recess that the flange sit into, the leveling screws allow you to adjust it so it is flush. My saw is 113.298030
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Yes! It will work great. I have a Hitachi C10FSHPS mounted onto my Genesis Miter Saw Stand and I love it. The stand came with two bolt kits (small and large) and worked well to Mount the saw without any additional hardware.
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The guide bar is 3/4", so if your machines have that size miter slot, you're good to go. I have 1" slots in my cabinet saw, but luckily the two set screws in the bar can take that out. Unfortunately the thickness of the bar was too much and I had to get rid of the t-slot circles and grind a 1/16" off to get it to sit flush with the surface. Check the minimum clearance from the blade to the face of the tenon jig. There's a very slim chance it would be too tight, but it's always better to be safe. If you can't get it tight enough to the shoulder, screw a flat piece of material to the face to bring it within reason. The guide bar is 3/4", so if your machines have that size miter slot, you're good to go. I have 1" slots in my cabinet saw, but luckily the two set screws in the bar can take that out. Unfortunately the thickness of the bar was too much and I had to get rid of the t-slot circles and grind a 1/16" off to get it to sit flush with the surface. Check the minimum clearance from the blade to the face of the tenon jig. There's a very slim chance it would be too tight, but it's always better to be safe. If you can't get it tight enough to the shoulder, screw a flat piece of material... » Read More The guide bar is 3/4", so if your machines have that size miter slot, you're good to go. I have 1" slots in my cabinet saw, but luckily the two set screws in the bar can take that out. Unfortunately the thickness of the bar was too much and I had to get rid of the t-slot circles and grind a 1/16" off to get it to sit flush with the surface. Check the minimum clearance from the blade to the face of the tenon jig. There's a very slim chance it would be too tight, but it's always better to be safe. If you can't get it tight enough to the shoulder, screw a flat piece of material to the face to bring it within reason. « Show Less
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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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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!
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The top frame of the stand is 8-3/4" deep and 44 "wide. At the floor the outside dimensions are 54-3/8" wide by 24-3/4 deep. Since the legs slope outward and are about 1-1/4" square you could get the inside dimension by subtracting 2-1/2". If you need to put something under the stand you must allow for the slope of the legs. The arms extend about 36" each side. The two support beams for the saw or other tool are 20" long and extend about 4'' over the front top 44" beam and 7" behind the rear top beam. I use a DeWalt 12 miter saw on mine and have found the stand to be strong and stable.
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Really not much to it. It fits in two holes on the side of the saw and that's it (either side). Not sure but I do not believe it will fit every model saw Dewalt makes. Does not move... no adjustment either. Gives support for shorter pieces of wood so they do not just fall off the saw after cutting. Will do nothing for longer pieces being cut. The saw stand that I have has rests further away from the saw for cutting long pieces of wood.
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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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The stand is made product-specific for the Bosch. Other saws would have to be made to the same dimensions as the Bosch to fit the stand. The front of base of the saw slides into two clips and the back is clamped down to hold the base securely in place. I would say that this saw would not safely accommodate a different saw.
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The mounting brackets will fit the 723 stand. I bought my miter saw on sale and the stand came free with it so I ordered the brackets to use later with other saws. I haven't use this stand yet because I also bought the rolling stand for I can roll it in and out of my shop to give me more space. Absolutely love my Dewalt saw and ROLLING STAND.