Can you use these brackets to mount the DW734 Planer to a DWX723 stand?
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Yes, it will work with your Planner, in addition I have a 10" DeWalt Table Saw, a DeWalt 12" Compound Miter, Custom Router Table, Wet 12" Commercial Tile Cutting Saw and a 48"Wood Turning Lathe. I used these brackets with all my tool sets. The stand is very heavy duty and legs have a very good spread increasing the stability. I also have two of the shorter DeWalt DWX 725B stands with the same make up and top rail as the DWX723 stand. This has made my shop very flexible and portable. I purchased one set of brackets for each tool and leave them attached permanently. The brackets also increase the tools stability when placed on the floor or on a bench top. Best Regards/KMW
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Yes, it will work with your Planner, in addition I have a 10" DeWalt Table Saw, a DeWalt 12" Compound Miter, Custom Router Table, Wet 12" Commercial Tile Cutting Saw and a 48"Wood Turning Lathe. I used these brackets with all my tool sets. The stand is very heavy duty and legs have a very good spread increasing the stability. I also have two of the shorter DeWalt DWX 725B stands with the same make up and top rail as the DWX723 stand. This has made my shop very flexible and portable. I purchased one set of brackets for each tool and leave them attached permanently. The brackets also increase the tools stability when placed on the floor or on a bench top. Best Regards/KMW Yes, it will work with your Planner, in addition I have a 10" DeWalt Table Saw, a DeWalt 12" Compound Miter, Custom Router Table, Wet 12" Commercial Tile Cutting Saw and a 48"Wood Turning Lathe. I used these brackets with all my tool sets. The stand is very heavy duty and legs have a very good spread increasing the stability. I also have two of the shorter DeWalt DWX 725B stands with the same make up and top rail as the DWX723 stand. This has made my shop very flexible and portable. I purchased one set of brackets for each tool and leave them attached permanently. The... » Read More Yes, it will work with your Planner, in addition I have a 10" DeWalt Table Saw, a DeWalt 12" Compound Miter, Custom Router Table, Wet 12" Commercial Tile Cutting Saw and a 48"Wood Turning Lathe. I used these brackets with all my tool sets. The stand is very heavy duty and legs have a very good spread increasing the stability. I also have two of the shorter DeWalt DWX 725B stands with the same make up and top rail as the DWX723 stand. This has made my shop very flexible and portable. I purchased one set of brackets for each tool and leave them attached permanently. The brackets also increase the tools stability when placed on the floor or on a bench top. Best Regards/KMW « Show Less
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if the planer did not bolt up right you could always use the plywood on top method. the planer I have is pretty big and pretty heavy so size and weight might be an issue, not for the stand but as far as putting it on and removing it.
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There are useful bolt slots in the brackets; I use them to mount a router table to the stand. I would expect that, if the planer is not too large, you should be able to make it work.
1987886
The stand comes with a pair of mounting brackets that you attach your saw to. Depending on the base of your saw, you may need to use bolts or extra washers of your own. My Ridgid mitre saw worked fine with what came with the stand. The brackets fit tightly to the stand. With a large mitre saw it takes a little bit of effort to reach around to release the bracket clamps from the stand. But I love the stand. It works great for me. It has exceeded my expectations in every way. I wish I had bought it years sooner.
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The mounting brackets are included for your saw or any saw. But if the saw is Dewalt then you don't have to attach the saw to a piece of plywood mounted to the brackets to mount it.
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Yes, it will using these brackets: DEWALT DW7231 Miter-Saw Workstation Tool Mounting Brackets.
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Yes Sir, the DeWalt on line catalog said it will work. I have the DW 718 which it is a Double`instead of a single. You will have a bit of trouble with the wires connector but it will fit and work.I had to use a skinny nose piers to hold them in order to clamp together
854023
The brackets came with my stand. They offer a lot a adjustability to fit other makes and models of contractor saws. I wanted a second set for my benchtop planer, but according to DeWalt's site, they cost almost as much as the stand itself.
2109445
I am not sure about that, I think goldwing has a special mounting kit. Guess you have to check with a reseller
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I would think yes, my DW723 stand has a DW780 12" sliding arm miter saw mounted on it and the stand handles it with ease.
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I don't think so, but not positive. I used it on a DW744XRS. Your best bet might be to go to Dewalt's website and email support and ask them.
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I don't believe they can. I have a small table saw, not a dewalt, and it is 19" at the base. The work stand brackets are shorter, about 17".
372254
Yes. The mountings are adjustable and will fit any mightier saw, planer, and probably many other power tools. It is a hard mount application and the saw will not detach easily.
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Yes you can, if it doesn't fit properly it comes with brackets you can use and just about any saw will work.
1654707
I have a DW744 Table Saw and have installed both the side and out feed supports They work Great
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Yes, but you have to buy the brackets to mount the miter saw to the work stand.
1959841
Should be able to , might have to make a custom bracket , shouldn't be yo difficult
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I don't see why not. As long as your mounting holes are within the bracket specs.
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I would say yes. The brackest that come with it are universal and work with other brand name saws as well. Here is what was on the website at amazon : "A Host of Helpful Features Even though DEWALT's DWX723 miter saw stand is durable and ready to step up and hold a huge amount, it's a snap to store thanks to the folding legs. The miter saw's mounting brackets will work with any brand of miter saw. The brackets have a quick release feature that makes it possible to place a saw at any point on the rail, easily releasing the saw for increased portability. These brackets also allow for having two saws on the stand at the same time. The miter saw's material supports can be adjusted to wherever needed along the rail as well as up and down, which expands the possibilities of materials cut and saws used, and they boast flip up material cut stops. In addition, the feet on the tool mount are non-marring, keeping material from getting damaged." I don't think you will have a prolem at all and best of all, if you want to fold up the stand, the brackest have rubbe feet so you can sit it on a bench top table as well. I really like mine.