Will it fit Craftsman 14" bandsaw with its inverted T shaped miter slot? My miter slot is the standard 3/4 inch across by 3/8 inch deep with one difference. The bottom 1/8 inch is wider-15/16 inch-making the slot an inverted T. Will the wider bottom of the slot be a problem? Or to put it this way, can the Incra miter gauge rely purely on the top 1/4 inch of the slot and ignore the bottom 1/8 of the slot? Will it fit Craftsman 14" bandsaw with its inverted T shaped miter slot? My miter slot is the standard 3/4 inch across by 3/8 inch deep with one difference. The bottom 1/8 inch is wider-15/16... » Read More Will it fit Craftsman 14" bandsaw with its inverted T shaped miter slot? My miter slot is the standard 3/4 inch across by 3/8 inch deep with one difference. The bottom 1/8 inch is wider-15/16 inch-making the slot an inverted T. Will the wider bottom of the slot be a problem? Or to put it this way, can the Incra miter gauge rely purely on the top 1/4 inch of the slot and ignore the bottom 1/8 of the slot? « Show Less
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I just pulled up the bandsaw to take a look, and the t-slot appears standard. The Incra V27 should fit perfectly. The Incra is excellent with its adjustment screws to eliminate slop in the t-slot.
267048
I'm not familiar with a craftsman band saw. I set it up on a Bosch router table and am very pleased. Its a nice mitre gage. It really shouldn't matter as long as its set to the narrowest point in your T-Track. Slide it in the T-track and expand the gage with the provided hex key. That's going to take patience, because the hex key will seem like its going to break putting so much force on it. Once its set up.....sweet!
267049
Depends on width of mitre slot, my dewalt dw745 table saw has 3/4 inch slot. It fitted perfectly after I adjusted the 4 screws, took a few minutes. Hope this helps
267050
This miter gauge is the standard size of your slot and has a tab on the bottom which will match up with your inverted t slot. It is also adjustable to remove any play. You should be in great shape. My Delta table saw has a similar inverted T slot.
267051
Yes, it should per directions. It fits my delta band saw and my shaper with tslots
413754
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.
1961721
Yes, so long the as the slot is t-slot. Most newer wood machines have a t-slot. The slot is slightly wider at the bottom so the miter doesn't tip. I have a Laguna bandsaw and shaper the miter works in both or all three!! Happy Day!!
1130743
Hello Marie,As a cabinet maker I can assure you that this a very well built miter gauge and is steel. Great adjustments and frankly the best I've used. David gave you the correct measurements. I've had problems with other units because they always had a bit of wiggle in the miter slot and that increases the chances of getting an angle cut a hair off. The Incra can be adjusted to no slop whatsoever.
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Yes, so long the as the slot is t-slot. Most newer wood machines have a t-slot. The slot is slightly wider at the bottom so the miter doesn't tip. I have a Laguna bandsaw and shaper the miter works in both or all three!!Happy Day!!
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Yes. I bought the DeWalt (DW745) table saw and was very unhappy with sloppy miter gauge that came with it. I'm retired and money is somewhat of an issue, so I researched extensively both the Saw and the miter gauge. I have found the INCRA V120 to be an excellent tool, well worth the price. Just read carefully the directions on setting up the gauge to get the best results. I found a very slight difference in the width of the miter gauge channels, so try it in both channels as you expand the INCRA disks for fit. As the other reviewer mentioned (balancing fit versus slide). Good luck! Yes. I bought the DeWalt (DW745) table saw and was very unhappy with sloppy miter gauge that came with it. I'm retired and money is somewhat of an issue, so I researched extensively both the Saw and the miter gauge. I have found the INCRA V120 to be an excellent tool, well worth the price. Just read carefully the directions on setting up the gauge to get the best results. I found a very slight difference in the width of the miter gauge channels, so try it in both channels as you expand the INCRA disks for fit. As the other reviewer mentioned (balancing fit versus slide). Good... » Read More Yes. I bought the DeWalt (DW745) table saw and was very unhappy with sloppy miter gauge that came with it. I'm retired and money is somewhat of an issue, so I researched extensively both the Saw and the miter gauge. I have found the INCRA V120 to be an excellent tool, well worth the price. Just read carefully the directions on setting up the gauge to get the best results. I found a very slight difference in the width of the miter gauge channels, so try it in both channels as you expand the INCRA disks for fit. As the other reviewer mentioned (balancing fit versus slide). Good luck! « Show Less
176812
The brackets are slotted and fit many brands of saws. I am sure that they will fit you miter saw. I have a 12 inch sliding miter and it fits. The sliding miters have a big foot print. the DeWalt work station was the best thing i ever bought. I had a track master, The DeWalt work station rocks.
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Yes. I bought the DeWalt (DW745) table saw and was very unhappy with sloppy miter gauge that came with it. I'm retired and money is somewhat of an issue, so I researched extensively both the Saw and the miter gauge. I have found the INCRA V120 to be an excellent tool, well worth the price. Just read carefully the directions on setting up the gauge to get the best results. I found a very slight difference in the width of the miter gauge channels, so try it in both channels as you expand the INCRA disks for fit. As the other reviewer mentioned (balancing fit versus slide). Good luck!
1320834
Oshlun LG-R01 guide will fit a miter saw with a 5/8" arbor. The 10" Tool Shop Compound Miter has a 5/8" arbor. I do not know which model you own, measure the arbor of your saw. If it is 5/8" okay buy it. If not 5/8" do not purchase it with the idea of modifying. Modifications of this type do not come out pretty.
794374
I'm not sure but I think so. If miter gauge slots are 3/4" more or less the INCRA miter gauge should work well for you.
1961719
It fits the standard 3/8" x 3/4" miter slot, and appears to be well made. I haven't used it much, as I have a JDS aftermarket gauge, which fits on the saw perfectly. I believe most, if not all, saws use this size miter slot.
612612
You've got to help me out here. Per the Incra web page - The miter bar's adjustment range accommodates actual slot widths between 0.740" and 0.765". I have a 10* Craftsman table saw from the time that these saws had cast iron tables and the miter slots were under .75". Check your miter slots with a pair of calipers or equal. If they are in that range you are in business. The fence can be repositioned relative to the protractor head and can be used on the right or left hand side of the blade and for various distances between the miter slot and the blade. The miter gage comes with a removable "T" slot adapter in case your saw has a "T" slot. One of the key steps to setting this up is you need a precision square or triangle to set the protractor head to the bar. See video at http://www.incra.com/product_miter1000se.htm This is a nice gauge and I hope that it will fit your saw. I am very pleased with the improvement this has made in my wood working. Regards, Cliff
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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
697660
NO! Ryobi table saws have that stupid sliding table setup, and no miter slots at all. Your first purchase should be a better table saw. I'd recommend the Ridgid R4512. Get that first, and then the Incra Miter will be gold.
1130740
Good morning Marie, the overall length of the bar is 15.75ins, width is 0.735ins and thickness is 0.380' hope this helps you. I think it is a great addition to table saws and anything else that has a 0.75in mitre slot. Also I live the UK and the service I received from Amazon was first class. Best Wishes, David
2206991
Check the width and depth of the miter slots on the saw; it should fit. Most high-quality table saws, unless they have T-slot miter grooves, should be able to accept the Incra miter gauges. My personal experience was with a less-expensive table saw with a shallow T-slot groove. Incra's terse response to my query about how to adapt was "We do not make custom slides." That put me off a bit, but I milled my own slide and am happy with the accuracy and quality of the rest of the gauge overall.
196762
I don't know why it wouldn't fit. I use this miter on a Delta saw. The 3/4" slot is pretty much the standard, in my experience.