How far does the shaft extend? Will I be able to use it at a distanceof 10 inches from the edge of the board? Will this edge guide fit the Dewalt DW
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It would be very easy to make a new mounting plate for the support rods at the spacing needed for your router. This looks like a great edge guide that is easily customized.
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The max it goes with long 1/4 inch mounting rods is about 11 inches to the center of the bit. It comes with three different pairs of holes for the mounting rods. They are on 2-3/8, 3, and 5-1/8 inch centers. The outer ones take 3/8 inch mounting rods. The inner two take 1/4 in mounting rods. Measure the distance your mounting holes are apart ion your Dewalt router and check to see if the included 1/4 or 3/8 inch rods will fit.
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I'm sorry I can't answer your question, for at this time I've only used my saw for cutting 10" wide boards.
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If it has a 5/8" arbor, and it most likely does, it will fit, and you will be amazed with how well it does. I have used DeWalt blades for years, and they are good, but the 1060X by Freud is a true professional blade.
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I agree with Be. I am using it on a 10" Makita table saw. I did have to purchase an additional insert to accept the wider dados.
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I have the same saw. Check out Home Depot. I bought what's called a Universal Edge Guide. I had to do some minor filling on the mounting slots of the shoe of the saw. Works great!
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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.
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this fence should fit your saw. if it uses a 10" blade an the table is 27" deep. the rails are so heavy you need to build a side table of to the right side to help support the weight. you can buy a beisemeyer table or build one.
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I think so, I have the DeWalt 7490RS model saw, and it fits, but does not allow for a full dado set. I just checked and DeWalt has come out with the 7402DI throat plate for 10" saws. I will be buying this throat plate for mine.
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My model DW745 will rip 20" plus about 1/4" additional. If you install the fence on the outboard side of the fence alignment bolts (or move the alignment bolts outward) it will rip a bit over 23". Not sure how DeWalt feels about that though. Hope this helps.
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There is no problem using this set on a 10" saw. Since the maximum depth of cut is ususally not more than 3/8", the blades have plenty of extension above the top of the table even if you are using sled. I use mine on a 10" saw with the Incra box joint jig.
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You will need an adapter. Try this: DEWALT DWPVTHLD Pivoting Bit Tip Holder with Ring . Make sure that this set will come in the Hog Ring version. Not sure if it is the default version of this item.
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I can't think of a reason why not. I have a Dewalt 705 on mine, and there is room in either direction for expansion, if necessary.
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This fits on my DeWalt 744, I just have to switch my arbor washers...thin outside washer to the inside, thick inside washer to the outside (just make sure you have both blade sides toward the blades)...I can dado up to 3/4" with this setup (I could probably go bigger, but have never had the need).
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I believe so. Shaft size is 5/8". I've used this one for years and recenlty upgraded to a dewalt and it works great.
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I can't say for sure since I own the DEWALT DW744X the one you are asking about looks like the saw body design is different so I don't think it will work. Sorry I could not be more help. good luck.
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Sorry, Dave, I have no idea...you might want to check at a local hardware store and ask the tool people to explain that to you or contact DeWAlt directly...I'm sure they have a customer service number or email.
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I can not say for sure. I had problems with my Makita. Let me say one thing, if I had to buy again I would not choose this unit. The extension supports (upright part) will not stay parallel without shimming every time that are moved. My advice buy the Dewalt stand and save the aggravation.