Where can I buy table inserts for this saw? It seems to have an odd size at 1 3/8 inch diameter. The ones I have found were too thin.
1155740
To be honest with you I would think Sears should have it... but I am not sure. This saw was so poorly made that I returned.
1155741
Rikon and sears sell direct replacements. I make my own out of hardboard for each blade I use because I like to have zero clearance. Rough cut it on the bandsaw, double stick tape the original to the new one to use as a template and clean it up on a large disk or stationary belt sander. I leave the double stick tape on the new insert (bottom down) and use it in the saw.If you do this, drill some 3/16" holes to aid dust collection.
1155742
Rikon and sears sell direct replacements. I make my own out of hardboard for each blade I use because I like to have zero clearance. Rough cut it on the bandsaw, double stick tape the original to the new one to use as a template and clean it up on a large disk or stationary belt sander. I leave the double stick tape on the new insert (bottom down) and use it in the saw. If you do this, drill some 3/16" holes to aid dust collection.
510565
Hi David, If The Channel in your table saw measures 3/4" wide by 3/8" tall it should fit. But I think your saw might have a different type channel. I had to remove the front guide wheel to fit my older iron top craftsman saw. Good luck, Kevin
1749633
The previous post pretty much sums it up perfectly. If you get these just make sure you are not trying to mount anything BIG on them. The hole spacing on a miter saw is as large as you can go. They sell another stand for a table saw but I have yet to find a place to buy extra brackets. When I did find them at Dewalt they were almost as much as buying another table saw stand.
843013
I don't know that exact saw but it should fit most any saw, some might require drilling a hole or two in the table but most "standard" saw layouts should work fine. I had do drill one hole in my very old Sears Saw but that took like all of two minutes. The fence is really nice and worth any small effort to get it to work, hope someone who knows that exact saw will tell you more, good luck.
600016
I have the Bosch RA1181 table and use the Kreg featherboards. Maybe I have an updated fence, but they fit fine.
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I purchased one and mounted it to a Grizzly table saw and love it. My saw table and extensions are cast so that would be about the only concern I would have about yours. I'm sure that it would it would fit yours but you may have to drill an extra hole or two to mount it. I was fortunate and did not have to do that and there is a good chance that you would not either.
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Not trying to dodge this... I just don't know. I had the same problem and I went to their website:http://www.oregonproducts.com/pro/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=OCS&SellReg;=USA&Lang;Id=ENG and looked up my chain saw. They have the parts color coded to the size of the replacement kit you need. Check it out.
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I purchased this item in 2010 for my Ridgid jobsite table saw that you reference. It fits PERFECTLY. I used it with a dado set to fabricate the frame for my router table. Don't know where other folks are getting their misinformation. They may be thinking about one of the other saw models.
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The insert is held in place via pressure exerted from the adjustment screws on the sides of the insert; they should gently press against the insert space in your table saw. You can finely adjust the insert vertically via the adjustment screws on the top to make sure the insert is perfectly flush with the table. You will need to have something exerting weight downward on the initial cut to prevent the saw blade from pushing the insert up (follow the included instructions on how to do this safely).
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Sounds like the hole is at the lower end of allowed tolerance. Easiest is to return it and get a replacement. If it goes on the spindle but is too tight and you don't want to return it then its likely only a thou or two undersize and a bit of gentle work with an engineers scraper or even a bit of fine emery will take off enough to let it fit smoothly. Any machine shop should have a 5/8" reamer. My saw has a 20mm spindle so I had a local saw shop machine it out to fit that.
754756
Never tried - just curious, do you mean the tools that fit into the grooves built into the surface of the table ? The fence is pretty decent for this type of saw - it is not as tight (solid, steady) as a traditional saw like a Delta Contractor 10"
500054
I bought this for my Sears model 152.221140 table saw - it did not fit. I had to return it. The 152 prefix in my saw's model number means the saw was made by Steel City. You should measure the insert in your saw before purchasing another. After measuring mine I wound up purchasing a Leecraft insert that said it was for Delta saws. It was a Leecraft DL-1U. That makes sense since Steel City saws are mostly based on Delta designs. I just pulled up your saw's manual online. It looks like mine and the part numbers start with OR. That means yours was built by Steel City too. Once you measure your saw's plate you probably will get the Delta model too.
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I made an insert to fit into the side of my Ridgid 4510 table saw out of phenolic plywood and a Kreg Router Insert. While I wouldn't use it for making heirloom furniture, it sets up and breaks down fast and works great on the job site.
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There are several screws on the edges that snug the insert in the saw. You should only need to adjust them once - they stay put. After the initial cut, I never had to adjust my insert again. Just follow the instructions included with the insert.
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I am not familiar with this saw, but with a few extra brackets I believe that the WR700 can be adapted to fit most table saws. I had to make some custom brackets and drill & tap extra holes in my saw table to get it to fit. It works well and makes accurate cutting a breeze.
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I'm assuming you mean the "cut line " on the table. Make sure the spacers on the arbor are in the correct order. Maybe yours was shipped with out the correct ones. If all else fails, return it. This is a great saw
218173
Sorry for the late responce. I honestly can't say only because I have an older DW744 10" table saw. I know yours is a bit smaller. If you like send me your measurements of your opening and I can compair