How far do the rails extend to the right and left of the blade?
1470291
Depends on which fence you have. Follow the directions for setting up the fence so zero on the built in scale is flush with your blade. That is what is required for the fence to work as it should and the rails will go as far as they do depending on the fence you purchased. Getting the blade to line up with zero on the scale is the important part.
1470292
I have an older Craftsman saw. Mine measures 14" to the left of the blade and 34" to the right.
1470293
4'+to the right a foot or so to the left. Depends on the size you buy and what saw you are putting if on. Throw your saw away and buy a Saw Stop
1123495
I have the file folder rails set for standard which accommodates 12.25" hanging files. The drawer inner measurements are 15.25 with the option to move the rails for larger 'legal' hanging files. Essentially 15.25" long.
1458648
Fully extended with the blade attached...but not as effective at that length...pretty wobbly...hard but not impossible to get sawing pressure...would make a heck of a paint roller
1737304
The overall width is 72". Since it is capable of making a 32" cut to the left of the blade, a sizable portion of the rails will be on the left side of the saw. The depth is about 4 or 5 inches greater than the table itself, not counting any existing fence system.
498160
This is a great tool. The clearance between the blade and the frame is about 6 inches at the narrow end so this is pretty much the limit working from one cut. I am guessing that Joe worked from both sides to achieve what he describes.
269335
I'm not sure I understand the question, but assuming you mean the distance from the edge of the shoe to the blade, it would be 1-1/8" on the left and 2-1/8" on the right; and though you didn't ask, from the leading edge of the blade to the front of the shoe is 1-1/2".
992938
Sorry Cale, I did not have it long enough to take measurements. It was missing the rail clamp and I returned it for credit the same day I recd. it.
1724969
You will have to measure your saw base and rail length. The area where the saw, an 80's Delta Unisaw, sits is about 20 3/4 inches square. I have a Biesemeyer BHS52W fence with 50 inch rails. There is a front-to-back slat support for the rail legs, 30 inches to the right of the saw frame. The saw and fence fit perfectly. I did a lot of research before I laid down my cash. You should also. Hope this helps.
2237476
two inches (if the fulcrum is where the two blades attach to each other :-)
1732428
The blades are 4 1/4 inches wide where it attaches to the blade brackets, 6 inches wide at the opposite end, and 17 1/8 inches long.
1532742
3-1/2 inches across the track but the blade is on a slight angle to make cutting easier.
1768983
I can't answer this without driving to the installation location but I believe it is an extra rails length of extension.
1827314
No, the blade is to the right of the handle. Search for left blade circular saws for blades that are to the left of the handle.
2214518
The rake is 51" with the tines closed and 62" with the tines at max expansion
64868
I don't have the blades in front of me but I think they are about 4" long, including the section that fits into the saw
1623280
Sorry for the late reply. The longest blade on the right is 2 1/4"; The shorter one on the right is 1 7/16"; and the one on the left is 1 3/8". Hope this helps.
616285
Yes the rails will fit your saw. Keep in mind you will need a Biesemeyer fence.