what are the vertical dimensions on this saw when it is closed? how many inches do you save leaving it at a 45 instead of vertical? ty
825797
19" vertical when closed. Assuming you are asking about a bevel cut set up, you save about 1-1/4" due to the axis of the saw head and the handle pitch when turned. Not knowing your skill level or experience, I will offer some unsolicited suggestions. Buy the best saw blade you can afford as any saw is only as good as the tooling it uses regardless of saw brand or cost. DO NOT use the laser attachment for this tool for trim as it does not allow crucial site of the cut unless you plan to use it for framing. Good Luck.
1438655
Which way are you cutting 45...across the 10" end OR board laid flat and 45 across 10" width of board (cut would be appx 14" long. Best answer is NO to either way. I suppose it could be done by painstakingly moving and flipping board...not a clean cut. Best answer is use a typical 10" or 12" compound miter sliding arm saw. Shop around.
1513699
I don't know what happened, but 50-289 should be right. I just put mine together. It includes two separate parts (50-173 and 50-284). 50-173 is the base for the saw itself and 50-284 is the base for the 52 inch extension and it bolts onto 50-173. The caster that comes with 50-173 is used on 50-284 when it is added on. As 50-289 just combines the two bases, there are some extra bolts and an extra foot pedal that will be left over.
782675
There is a nob that When tightened keeps the saw at what ever height you need it. If you were to loosen it you could probably do a drop cut.
707809
Aaron: You can lay a 2x6 flat, or stand it on edge. Which way are you talking about? You can cut at a 45 degree angle across the board, or tilt the blade (not swivel it) by 45 degrees. How about a better description of what you want to do. Regards, Pete
1083751
It will not fit your 10 inch saw. I ordered one thinking it would fit mine, but it was only about 14 inches long! I sold it at a garage sale rather than mess with sending it back. My old Craftsman had a rip bar that you twisted tight. I always wanted one with a lever to tighten and release it. I was sure let down when I bought this. Have no idea what it fits for sure? Must be a for miniature saw. Anyhow, I sold the old Craftsman and bought a new Bosch 4100. I like it, but when ripping 2 x 4's it doesn't have near the power the old Craftsman had.
1985045
It should be 1/2" X4 feet. This is a fantastic belt substitute for the standard V-belt. It is smooth as well as very quiet. I highly recomend it for contractor saws.
1362039
Mine is currently in storage, but I believe the throat depth is 9-5/8". The 10" specification for this saw appears to refer to the throat cut depth, because the actual depth of cut (thickness) is only about 5", if I recall correctly. I miss using mine. Excellent tool for home (non-pro) use. I use mine to make guitars.
2211271
I am not sure about your model number or mine as far as that goes but it is a 48". I was a little reluctant to order mine but went ahead anyway. I took it out of the box and without even looking at the instructions I had it on and working in less than 10 minutes. And it works really well. I had been raking leaves for days and when I started in on my yard I had it cleaned up in less that 30 minutes. Love it!
2211300
The saw/stand is not manufactured to be removed quickly. Also, stands approximately 46" high.
1706603
I am seeing 31-32" right of the blade, this is where the measuring tape or scale is located.. To the left is about 18 1/2". I have not tried the fence from this side. My saw is put up and it is hard to get an exact measurement.
2273034
I'm sorry I can't answer your question, for at this time I've only used my saw for cutting 10" wide boards.
601119
I do not know. I can tell you that it is 18" long . The actual attachment points seem to be the same on the craftsman saws but this one was too short overall.
322301
I wish I could answer that but I haven't even taken it out of the box. It's made specifically for that particular saw so any other saw probably would not fit it very well.
994334
I have cut 9+ inch boards at 45 degrees...1x10 or 2x10's. Sometimes the cut might have to be finished manually. I have done 1x12's in two cuts, lining up the laser on the other side.
1470293
4'+to the right a foot or so to the left. Depends on the size you buy and what saw you are putting if on. Throw your saw away and buy a Saw Stop
2119091
I'm not exactly sure what measurement you are looking for, so I am going to give you a couple different dimensions. The base of the saw, which mounts to your table top, is 17 x 24". When the saw slide is extended fully to the rear it protrudes 9" from the back edge of the mounting base. The distance from the very back edge of the slide to the very front edge of the angle adjustment knob is 35". From the "fence" to the back of the saw slide is 17 ½".