On my Ridgid (R4512) saw the distance from the left miter slot to the left side of the blade is 5 5/8". Will this featherboard extend that far
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Your welcome, I find these to be of good quality. BTW the longer set of bolts is if you want to double up the feather boards on top of each other for more surface area. There was a guy that wrote on the review he got 2 longer bolts but did not know what they were for.Greg
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The slot mentioned in Greg's answer is the slot in the blue plastic featherboard assembly through which the bolt passes. If I install this pair of featherboards into the miter slot on my table saw and extend the pair of them as far toward the blade as they will go and then place a straight edge across the tips of the feathers, then the distance from that straight edge to the nearest edge of the miter slot is 6-5/16". You would need to reduce this distance slightly to put some flex into the feathers to have the featherboards function as intended.
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fully extended from tip of feather to end of slot is 7 1/4". Sounds like it will work for you. Hope this helps.
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The longest blade I have is 9.75". It fits into the 2" wide slots without coming thru the bottom of the block, but not the lower 1.5" slots. My 7.75" blade fits all but the bottom row of slots.
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I have a Hitachi CF10 and a Steel City Cabinet saw, the jig fits both. Agree with others here that if your Ridgid has standard size slots you should be ok.
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According to the INCRA web page, the Miter 1000's adjustable miter bar will fit square-sided miter slots measuring 3/4" wide, 3/8" deep, and with or without a 15/16" T-slot at the bottom. The miter bar's adjustment range accommodates actual slot widths between 0.740" and 0.765". Most, if not all, table saws have the standard 3/4 by 3/8" miter slot so measure your slot and if it's close, you are in business.
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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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In all probability. It's a standard size (3/4") and all table saws' slots match more or less. The Kreg has nylon set screws that you can easily adjust to make up for sloppy fitment. I'd bet it'll be easy to fit to your Ridgid saw.
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I have an older Craftsman saw. Mine measures 14" to the left of the blade and 34" to the right.
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most 12in miter saws have a 1in arbor it should fit you should be able to measure blade or look up specs on internet
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Brian:Feel badly. Can't help you as I'm not familiar with the Model 10-305 Rikon. But will share the measurements of the Incra's bar which are; .736" wide and .377"thick with three plastic elongated phenolic washers for tightness control. It has anattachment on the end to adapt to a 3/4" T Mitre Slot..... Not sure how wide/precisethe Mitre Slot is on your Band Saw and whether that specifications of the Incra willallow its use. But, hopefully you now have some more information to use in your decision.Good luck and have a great week-end.Lou Brian:Feel badly. Can't help you as I'm not familiar with the Model 10-305 Rikon. But will share the measurements of the Incra's bar which are; .736" wide and .377"thick with three plastic elongated phenolic washers for tightness control. It has anattachment on the end to adapt to a 3/4" T Mitre Slot..... Not sure how wide/precisethe Mitre Slot is on your Band Saw and whether that specifications of the Incra willallow its use. But, hopefully you now have some more information to use in your decision.Good luck and have a great... » Read More Brian:Feel badly. Can't help you as I'm not familiar with the Model 10-305 Rikon. But will share the measurements of the Incra's bar which are; .736" wide and .377"thick with three plastic elongated phenolic washers for tightness control. It has anattachment on the end to adapt to a 3/4" T Mitre Slot..... Not sure how wide/precisethe Mitre Slot is on your Band Saw and whether that specifications of the Incra willallow its use. But, hopefully you now have some more information to use in your decision.Good luck and have a great week-end.Lou « Show Less
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I am using it on a 12" DeWalt compound miter and it works good but can only get it to about 1/64" close to actual cut.
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I only work in foam board. Official website says it works with 3/16" foam board. When I extend the blade all the way I can get through 3/8" of foam board on a 45*.
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As long as your arbor is 5/8 arbor is the bolt the blade rides on. Measure one of your other blades.
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The rail for a miter gauge on my Jet Contractor's saw an inverted "T." The slot at the table surface is 3/4"width and 1/2" deep, and the "base" is 15/16" wide. I think this is pretty standard on slots for this type of saw. If you still aren't sure, I would check with INCRA folks to determine the fit on your particular saw.
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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.
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It fits my DWE7491RS perfectly. I use it as a throat plate for dado cutting, so I don't raise teh blade to full height. I haven't tried it for a regular blade: you may need to modify it a little for the riving knife/guard bracket if you want to use a regular blade at full height. I'm buying another one for that purpose and will see how well it works.
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Not as equipped. I constructed an auxiliary fence that holds the stock at the 45 degrees. It is actually more of an additional table rather than a fence with a strip on the bottom to be placed in the miter slide groove and then I use two small machinist clamps to hold it in place. This saw is much more stable and with far less blade wobble than any other out there. Good luck. If I can be of further assistance just ask.
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I have the Rockwell, the freud blade arbor is 20 millimeter but comes with a 3/8-Inch reducer bushing to fit on the Rockwell saw. Hope this helps