I have a 10" Craftsman Professional Hybrid saw. Which would mount up with no issues the 40" or the 50"? My saw has a granite top so any mods to the top are impossiable
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Idon't understand your question. If it is to get the40 or 50 I wouldn't think there would be a difference. You just add an extension. The side or underneath the granite could be drilled and a sleeve to accept a bolt installed.
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The guide does not mount to the top only the frames around the top si it shoud work
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The fact is the fence, (either 40"or 50") has to be attached to the table! Sears didn't make a table top out of granite that I'm aware of. Is it just your extensions that are granite? If you have a steel/cast table, the actual table with the miter guide cut parallel to the blade hole. You're probably ok! If you can bolt to that it should be sufficient to hold the fence> I would just replace the granite extensions with the ones suggested in the manual with the saw! Good luck! A picture of your saw would be helpful! Terry Thanks for the lesson Cheryl! Granite was used!
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Count the links on your existing chain. The links are the funny looking things that go into the bar. Get a chain with the same count. This listing if for a 52 link chain. The manual for your chainsaw calls for a Craftman part # 51192 Looking that up they substituted 91PX045G which shows a 45 link chain Oregon 91PX045G 45 Drive Link Chamfer Chisel Xtra Guard 3/8-Inch Pitch Low Kickback Saw Chain Again count the links to be sure. Good luck
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That's what I have mine on. Works great. It does add a little bit of height to the saw when off the miter stand, in case that makes a difference for storage or if you have a workbench setup for it.
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I assume you are talking about the width of you top. The saw is fairly heavy so I would use something to support its mass. I have mine mounted to a Ridgid AC9945 stand on wheels and it works great. and it has slideout extensions for long pieces
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Well you've already received 2 responses but for what it's worth I did receive a material clamp with my saw. Similar in design & function as the one I use on my Porter Cable 12". As for any slop or undesirable movement when fully extended I can say that I haven't experienced any problems. If you don't have a bench top to place your saw, I would highly recommend the Dewalt DWX723 Heavy Duty Miter Saw Stand. Easy to set up, you can set up either side for material support or positive stop if you plan on cutting material the same length over & over again. It is absolutely solid & I've been impressed with the design. Hope this helps you. Good Luck.
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Yes, different lengths available. Nice fence. Fyi, the 50" fence has considerable leverage and weight. On some saws the legs may not be close enough to the balance point, and a fence to the far right and a little extra weight may cause it to tip unless you place legs underneath. Mine is mounted on a Sears contractor saw that is mounted on a large wheeled platform/cabinet that allows it to be moved to a Varner of the garage when it is not being used. I designed it so that my snowblower or lawnmower fit right under an open end under the extended table to the right of the blade.
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Yes, I have it mounted on a Craftsman 3hp saw but you will need extensions or frame to support it. Works great.
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Why does the 10" cost more, I don't know, Home Depot buying power? Different Manufacture? Coming out with new model soon? I choose the 10" because of blade deflection, the bigger the blade the more possible defection, the more deflection the less accurate the cuts. If you are planning on more exterior type work cutting 4x4's etc...the 12" might be better for you, if your doing more fine woodworking, I would stick with the 10". Just my opinion.
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I installed it on a low-end saw that I bought at a big-box store. It took some time, but if you have some mechanical ability you should be able to use it with any table where the table top is within the measurements shown. The end result was terrific.
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I agree with Gordon...the saw I purchased went together perfect and the performance was as well. Only thing I can think of is that it was damaged at manufacture or while being shipped. What size tile are you working with and how far out is the cut?. You might call Bosch and see what info they have for you. I am very pleased with the saw, it is built very well..only thing I thought was unnecessary is the plastic splatter guards, useless and only get in the way. Also....for those of you who don't like the available stands for this saw I have an option. I also purchased the Bosch Easy Up and with some inistrute, metric bolts made one killer saw/ stand combo.
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I got it for a 32" and it fits perfectly. I think with a 50" there would be to much overhang and wouldn't look right. Also there might be the chance of someone hitting the overhang and knocking it off.
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It will not fit your 10 inch saw. I ordered one thinking it would fit mine, but it was only about 14 inches long! I sold it at a garage sale rather than mess with sending it back. My old Craftsman had a rip bar that you twisted tight. I always wanted one with a lever to tighten and release it. I was sure let down when I bought this. Have no idea what it fits for sure? Must be a for miniature saw. Anyhow, I sold the old Craftsman and bought a new Bosch 4100. I like it, but when ripping 2 x 4's it doesn't have near the power the old Craftsman had.
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I don't know if a 10" Hitachi and a 10" Delta Contractor saw has interchangeable fences or not. Best advice would be to go look at a Delta Contractor saw and see how they measure up. Worst case scenario would be having to re-drill the mounting holes for the new rails. Beyond that it's an incredibly good fence. Hope it works out for you.
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Couldn't tell you for sure-I've got a Makita. Besides various Makita's, instructions provide for mounting to "saws with tops up to 21-1/2"D x 26" or 26-5/8"W" Hope that helps. Sam F.
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I have a 113.299315 saw and the fit was perfect. The new insert has a flange in the back to fit this series saw. Be sure to adjust the side screws and depth screws before cutting slot. You MUST cover new insert with a board and clamp down tight before cutting slot. Raise blade slow and all will be good. I raised mine twice and all went well. Item is a little pricey, but a good investment. It is made to fit the 113 craftsman saws and should work for you. James
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Mine came as a 5/8" arbor, which I am lead to believe is the industry standard for 10". Some will have a knock-out for use in a larger saw and bigger arbor, this on did not.
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I would suggest getting the 40 to 70, to be in the center of its design range. I have a 50" on the 32 to 60 model though, and it supports it with room to spare!