Will my ridgid saw work on this table
1548690
Any saw that has thru holes, on each corner will bolt to this,, now I have a Ridgid 12" blade, (get your minds outa the gutter) from Home Depot, it is an older saw but I had to purchase different length bolts to get a proper clamping force, but this roll around stand beats the HECK outa carrying that heavy bitch of a saw, and it stores upright out of the way,, WITH the saw still attached, you can really bump into it and it wont tip over,, the out riggers are kinda limpy at times but once you adjust the risers to height of your saw platform you will be good to go,, BUT, if you have the out riggers extended out all the way, they sag a might. If you get a little creative you can get a powerful shop vac,, 2.5" hose, wire the cord to a relay with the saw power cord and as soon as I hit the go button on my saw the shop vac comes on and I now get very little dust inside.
1548691
To answer your question, I would have to say if it is a 12' rigid miter saw it should fit with no problem. The adjustability of the DEWALT's DWX726 Rolling Miter Saw/Planer Stand with the slots for mounting is approximately 51/2" - 16" front to back and up to approximately 28".
1548692
This stand will supposedly fit almost any miter saw but if you want to be sure... measure the width and depth (distances) between mounting holes and compare to the dewalt saws. Or check on Dewalt's website.
1548693
I think any miter or compound miter would bolt up I think they have a universal mount up kit as an optionIt's been a great stand capable of holding any thing that usually is hard to handle like posts yet it is great on trim Hope it helped
1548694
My guess is yes. The mounting points are adjustable for different hole positions.
1548695
I would have to say yes. especially if the bolt holes in the front are in line with their respective bolt hole in the rear, and even if not, the rails are adjustable to accomidate just about any configuration.
1846474
I have mine on the right side and it works just fine. I think they show it as they do because most saws already have an extension table on the right side.
462172
Can't say for sure. Basically you need mounting holes approx 16-inch on center on both the front and rear edges of the tabletop, more or less centered on the blade. PC website shows it as a cast iron table. You should be able to drill new holes fairly easily if you need to. I had to drill my old Craftsman saw table - alot easier than I feared it would be.
1282203
Probably. You should be able to adapt it to just about any table saw. I didn't attach mine conventionally, but it works perfect. I just used self tapping metal screws to attach the track to the fence guide.
2008477
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.
107697
Sure will as well as the zero insert. I wondered myself at first as I had never used a table saw. Wow, I can build stuff now, ha ha.
935801
The best way to be sure is check your Bosch manual. All saws are different. I have a DeWalt and I can use it butnot to the maxmium dado size. Yours may have such a limit. As far as the Dado insert you can make your own onceyou know if it will work on your saw. Just Google zero clearance table saw insert .... very easy to do. Worst case youcould also purchase them from Bosch or after market. You may see offers with the google query above. Good luck.
666412
I don't know the dimensions of the Ridgid 4510. Know idea if the Leecraft will work on your saw.
1481664
I'm assuming you mean the "cut line " on the table. Make sure the spacers on the arbor are in the correct order. Maybe yours was shipped with out the correct ones. If all else fails, return it. This is a great saw
549207
I have my chop saw on it, I`m not sure it`s wide enough to stabely hold a table saw. the saw is mounted to brackets which hook onto the table so you probably can but, don't know if I would. I got a square scissor type stand from dewalt for my table saw that wasn't to spendy.
518327
Sorry, I have no idea if it will fit anything other than the model of table saw I have.As for use with a dado set, yep. It works just fine for that.
665112
I don't know your unit so it's difficult to answer. I have a Jet 10 table saw mounted on it and it works just fine. I hope that 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.
995613
My guess is that the arbor diameter would accommodate a dado. One might have to trim the insert that sits on top of the table next to the blade . Nonetheless, I don't think the saw is heavy and sturdy enough to handle dado cuts and I would not attempt to so so.
1630204
I don't know, I have the older makita table saw and it was way to big, I had to return it
196764
I am not familar with th eDewalt DW745 table saw. I would say that as long as the slide is the same width as the slot in th Dewal table surface, it should work just fine. I am using it wth a Bosch router table and that combination works quite well.
1097764
I can't answer for your Delta saw. I mounted it on a Harbor Freight 14" saw... I has to drill and tap 2 holes in the table as I remember. It works great!Seemed pretty easy to make such a huge improvement.