Will the 734 planer fit on the 7350 table and how do you install the table caster gizmo inisde or on the outside??
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The top is marked and drilled for both the DW734 and DW735. The caster assembly slips over one of the stretchers (made of square tubing) and secures with two bolts. The bolt holes are centered, so you can slide the caster assembly on from either side. It's a very simple setup - if you don't like it one way, it takes just a minute or two to reverse it.
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It is a heavy table so if the dimensions work the planer should fit. I used mine as a router table and it works great. The caster foot leaver can be mounted either inside or outside. I did mine outside because it was easier to use for me. Inside it is a bit inconvenient to get your foot on it.
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The table has holes for the 734 and I installed the "caster gizmo" on the inside however, after setting it all up I would have preferred to have it on the outside allowing easier access for moving it around!
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We bought it for the 735 planer which is larger than the 734 so it should accommodate yours. My son put wheels on outside because he plans on moving it a lot, but you can put them inside if you want.
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I have not researched the 734 planer to know if it will fit the table. The table is very sturdy and strong. I mounted the caster gizmo on the inside of the base to keep it out of the way. I was concerned about tripping or hitting my foot on it if it was on the outside. It is a little awkward on the inside but manageable.
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Caster dimensions are universal,you can buy the casters you want and install those casters directly.
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My Incra bound in the miter slot, and hung up on the front edge of the table. This might have been because the table itself was badly warped, and not deep enough to accommodate a 1 X 6. I used the Incra because the supplied gauge is a toy, but cannot recommend it. After replacing the table under warranty ( that was a battle) I immediately sold the saw. My recollection is that there is a slight bevel to the miter slot which caused the adjusting wheels to bind. Did not try the Incra after the repair.
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Yes..just don't install either of them.Can't speak to the stability of not having the casters in though..
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Yes, there are significant differences. The 735 is a sturdier machine and is suitable for more heavy-duty work. The 734 is more of a hobbyist's machine. I had a plane that was similar to the 734, made by Delta and I sold it in favor of the 735. My biggest reason was the cost of blades. You can buy professional quality carbide blades for the 735 and not for the 734. For me, that was a big deal. Also, the 735 has an auxiliary fan that helps to remove the wood chips. The 734 doesn't. I've been splitting cedar boards to make planks for cooking salmon and the 735 planed them beautifully.
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My DW375 planer fits perfectly and is secured to the Planer Stand. Very handy to move around my small shop. How did I live w/o it??
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If you go to grizzly tools and type in h7768 it brings up all the planers it will fit
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We do not carry the 735b. The 735R is the reconditioned unit. Most likely, 735b is just the planer by itself and, it does not come with any accessories, blades etc.
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Hello Jody, Thank you for your inquiry. We have contacted the manufacturer in regards to this for you and they state that you can change the casters on your own. However, if you do, it will void your 2-year parts replacement warranty. They would only be able to ship this out with the original casters as well, they would not be able to change them for you. If you need anything else, please let us know. Thank you, Maria
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Unsure. Very good investment if they do. I have used mine repeatedly over the last few months. Not sure how I got along without a planer.
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I don't know about casters sizes..........the legs at the bottom are about 2 inch square.....so you could go to where they sell the casters (Home Depot, etc.) show them a picture and tell them the size of the legs (thelegs taper down from 3" at the top to 2" at the bottom),
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It fits our Ryobi and we don't have any working knowledge of a Master Craft planer, sorry we couldn't help more.
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As indicated by the other responses, the issue is the size of the hole in the bed frame to accept the stem of the caster. Mine was larger than the 3/8, so I had to use the adapter which was included. It then required a little coaxing with a rubber mallet, but I got them installed. The bed frame now sits about 7 inches off the floor. Works fine!
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The manual does describe adjustments you can make to set the jointer tables co-planer, but I have not tried it because the one I received was close enough for me. You can also adjust the planer table to be parallel to the cutter head. I believe you can download a PDF of the manual from the Jet web site, so you might want to look it over to see what is involved.
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The casters on this table are optional (they screw into legs) It also comes with four screw-in leg tips. The choice is yours. If you change your mind later.Just Remove leg tips, and install casters. I used the caster option.
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I'm not sure if it will fit the model table saw you're asking about or not, but I bought mine to be a zero clearance dado insert and it worked great. Only problem is obviously, if you use for a 3/4 inch dado cut for example, then it's no longer a zero clearance insert for any dado cut thinner than 3/4 inch. I was okay with that. I'm not making finish carpentry, just a beginner woodworker making projects as a hobby. I use mine on a Dewalt DW744.
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Hello Gary.The DW7351 planer tables are extensions that attach directly to either end (infeed and outfeed) of the DW735 portable planer to assist material handling. They do not require additional support as they are securely fastened to the DW735 unit. The DW7350 planer table supports the bottom of the DW735 portable planer whether or not you have the DW7351 planer table extensions installed. The DW7351 planer table extensions are meant to be used with the DW735 portable planer which can be placed on any stable, sound surface. There is DW7350 is actually a mobile stand which can support a variety of large, heavy tools, including the 94 pound DW735 portable planer.Nick Koury Hello Gary.The DW7351 planer tables are extensions that attach directly to either end (infeed and outfeed) of the DW735 portable planer to assist material handling. They do not require additional support as they are securely fastened to the DW735 unit. The DW7350 planer table supports the bottom of the DW735 portable planer whether or not you have the DW7351 planer table extensions installed. The DW7351 planer table extensions are meant to be used with the DW735 portable planer which can be placed on any stable, sound surface. There is DW7350 is actually a mobile stand which can... » Read More Hello Gary.The DW7351 planer tables are extensions that attach directly to either end (infeed and outfeed) of the DW735 portable planer to assist material handling. They do not require additional support as they are securely fastened to the DW735 unit. The DW7350 planer table supports the bottom of the DW735 portable planer whether or not you have the DW7351 planer table extensions installed. The DW7351 planer table extensions are meant to be used with the DW735 portable planer which can be placed on any stable, sound surface. There is DW7350 is actually a mobile stand which can support a variety of large, heavy tools, including the 94 pound DW735 portable planer.Nick Koury « Show Less