i have a delta uni-saw with a 3' formica covered wing to the right of the blade and was wondering if you can cut a hole and insert the lift ?
1021990
The problem with this installation is that there is no slot for guides, feather boards, etc.
1021991
Yes you can install this lift in the extension wing. Incra sells a template you can buy that will allow you to rout the opening
499723
I haven't attempted what you've described, but I think in can be done. As long as the stock is well secured and the saw is supported by placing another piece of stock next to the one that you're ripping it should be do-able.
1784046
Yes you can, if it doesn't fit properly it comes with brackets you can use and just about any saw will work.
1407726
Yes. You can cut it easily with a hacksaw or some other fine-toothed saw, like a pull saw. The hangers can be moved to new positions once you cut the rails.
1563930
Yes. You do not have to insert the drill bit into the mandrel. This would make the hole saw very difficult to center, as it will move all around on your work piece. You would have to use some sort of a hole template.
618174
Yes you can. Just make sure the new quick release chuck fits the supplied arbor. Page 7 of the manual:)
493469
Best to make your own insert from a piece of wood. Would need to find a craftsman insert otherwise as every saw is different. I am a retired cabinet maker, get some wood make your own insert maybe several so u have one for every width of the dado.
567116
Yes. I cut it by first drilling a hole and then used a jigsaw with metal cutting blade. Protect the surface of the metal, maybe some painters tape or something like that as I almost ruined my by the vibration scratches from the jigsaw. If you do it right the cover plate will hide the cut edges.
1133835
Yes - it's not a 3hp or 5hp saw, so you have to let the blade do the work. But I have ripped 2 1/2" purple heart. I absolutely recommend this saw. My only caveat on this saw is that it did NOT come with a low-profile riving knife (shark fin), only the larger one that allows the blade guard to mount. If you use a cross cut sled, or at other times, you may not be able to use the larger RK, and that's when the shark fin is needed. It took a while for me to get one.
1348534
Hi. Yes the combination blade #10 blade. To keep the formica or laminated from chipping put masking tape on your formica side on your cutting line remember to let the saw do its job. Don't force it. I have to keep telling myself that because I get in a hurry. Betty
251492
No complaints at all. You'd have to drill holes in the rails to mount it to extension wings. I think it's probably a whole lot easier to drill holes in the saw table rather than trying to drill a hole in the round front bar. The holes in the front bar and my table lined up nicely, but I had to drill and tap holes in the back of my saw. A handheld drill and a new bit was plenty of power to get through the cast iron in no time at all.
2276123
Yes. You can put anything you want on this stand actually. If the adjustable holes don't line up just right then all you do is put a piece of plywood slightly bigger than the footprint of your saw on the stand and then mount the saw to that. Sometimes I think I might do that even though my saw mounts perfectly, it has some advantages like a little table around the saw. I love this stand. My DW715 fit perfect, my Hitachi C12RSH needed to have a hole enlarged for it to fit perfect. I have seen a lot of Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, and a Festool mounted on this thing. This is the most versatile, quickest set up stand I have ever used. Hope that was helpful. Yes. You can put anything you want on this stand actually. If the adjustable holes don't line up just right then all you do is put a piece of plywood slightly bigger than the footprint of your saw on the stand and then mount the saw to that. Sometimes I think I might do that even though my saw mounts perfectly, it has some advantages like a little table around the saw. I love this stand. My DW715 fit perfect, my Hitachi C12RSH needed to have a hole enlarged for it to fit perfect. I have seen a lot of Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, and a Festool mounted on this thing. This is the most versatile,... » Read More Yes. You can put anything you want on this stand actually. If the adjustable holes don't line up just right then all you do is put a piece of plywood slightly bigger than the footprint of your saw on the stand and then mount the saw to that. Sometimes I think I might do that even though my saw mounts perfectly, it has some advantages like a little table around the saw. I love this stand. My DW715 fit perfect, my Hitachi C12RSH needed to have a hole enlarged for it to fit perfect. I have seen a lot of Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, and a Festool mounted on this thing. This is the most versatile, quickest set up stand I have ever used. Hope that was helpful. « Show Less
440455
Yes. I did with my drill. I had to buy the proper size hole saw. Very good instructions are included.
1725344
I would think so but have not done it. It seems to me that the "action" is the same a scissors or shears. The point is to have an consistent clearance with two sharp edges that is close enough to cut and still allow the material to enter the cutting plane.
1484006
I have to agree with Gary, call Jessem and give them the key dimensions of your table and go from there. In my case I had a custom cast iron surface that fit as a wing on my table saw. The opening was okay but I needed to make a few minor mods to secure the plate to the table... nothing very difficult. As long as the opening dimensions and thickness allowance on your table match JessEm's plate you should be able to make it work.
435093
If you can find a blade, and I'm fairly sure you can. The saw has excellent support that would be required for a clean, straight cut. All my other jig saws would fail because of lack of support. This is an excellent saw. Best in it's class.Jim
1948690
Bill, Guess the question is do you own this tool. If not, I would look at a cheap, but great, metal cutting tool from HF. Plenty of inexpensive metal cutting blades.If you have or need this particular tool and cannot find the blade, call RotoZip customer service. They are nice people. Personally as expressed in my other review, of all the tools I own, this is the most worthless. Fixed depth, vacuum worthless, difficult to guide freehand. Good Luck