Will it work in Harbor freight 10" industrial tile/stone saw?
1950837
yes, I used it in the saw I purchased from HFT. Make sure you wear some sort of rainsuit when cutting. There is a lot of spray coming your way. A plastic bag woth arm and head holes seems to work fine. Happy cutting. Phred
1950838
I am sorry - I do not know. To my knowledge as long as the overall diameter and arbour diameter match, it should be fine. (Of course, the rotational speed of the saw should be less than the max design rotational speed of the blade). Remember it works best (speed of cut and life of blade) if the blade is lubricated with running water,
1950839
If the Harbor Freight machine takes a 10" blade and has a 5/8" arbor then this would work. I looked briefly on the Harbor Freight site and only saw a 7" blade machine.
1950840
I have mine in an old 10" table saw and am cutting brick very well dry. If your tile saw is a 10" saw, I feel sure that it will do a good job, wet or dry.
1950841
that is exactly what I have, the overhead 'tile' saw, use it to cut firebrick for wood fired ovens and heaters. Worked fine till we burned it on a job doing 100's of cuts, then finally on some very hard high duty refractory, it was 90% gone by then anyway. Have at it..., OH, with the serrated (instead of continuous smooth edge..) blade, we careful, it will cut you much like a table saw, and the smooth edge is better for fine tile cuts...but not so important for firebrick, eh..!
1950842
Check to see if your saw will accommodate a 5/8 inch arbor. The blade fits on this shaft. Another way is to measure the center hole of one of your saw blades. If 5/8" it will work.
1950843
Patricia K. what is your project..? answer me via squirreltailoven.org , on the 'Contact' page, thanks.
1904261
It should, there are many brackets to fit must saws. It works with my Chicago saw from Harbor Freight
837551
This blade set should work on any 10" table saw with a 5/8" arbor. I use it on my 10" saw, no problem.
856942
Although I'm not 100% sure, I remember reading several reviews indicating there were "challenges" using this device with Ryobi, Rigid and Hitachi miter saws - especially their 10" models. Not sure why, possibly the type and quality of blade that ships with these units. A wider kerf can cause problems
2189790
The front and back rails may need to be drilled to match the mounting holes in the saw. It should work fine.RKH
2253690
I do not know about your Dewalt saw, but I use mine with a Delta 10" contractor's saw and with a Jet 14" band saw. It works well with both.
2124663
It will if the saw has a 5/8-inch diam arbor (which you can measure, or check its manual).
513423
I have successfully used the 10 inch stacked dado in my Sear 10 inch table saw. The weight and large cut is hard on the motor. I take only shallow cuts and go slowly to minimize the impact on the saw motor. I suggest that you use an 8 inch set.
1863894
if the body of the saw is made of steel. if it is plastic or aluminum it will not unless you can glue a round thin steel washer to the saw. that will do the trick.
1203487
Yes, it will work well on a 10" tablesaw. I use it on a 10" Ridgid tablesaw.
707046
Not sure but I would think it would work with all Dremel tools. I do not think it would work well with the wood, but should be great with the tile.
267181
It should. If the holes on the saw aren't in line you will have to make a bracket to hold the saw. Other wise a great stand for the$$$.good luck
1849298
There is a good chance it will work. But have in mind you may need to be creative. I bought this T- square for my Powermatic A- 64 contractor saw. It works great but I had to spend some time adapting it to my saw. With careful prep and following the included installation instructions you should have no problem installing it to you saw. Word of caution, you will need to buy the rails that are meant to be use with this T- square. Others won't work. It happened to me. One important thing, the price is right. Good luck and happy woodworking.
1438164
I have a 10" Jet Contractor Saw...the Kreg Featherboards work fine. I believe the slots on the Craftsman are the same size, so they should be ok.
373044
I use it on an old 10" table top saw with a 5/8" arbor. It works quite well. The table plate just barely clears on mine so you might want to check that before you purchase one.
2273034
I'm sorry I can't answer your question, for at this time I've only used my saw for cutting 10" wide boards.
1777260
It will work as long as the shaft motor is 1/2" across the flats. The unit works on all standard mitre saws but not radial saws.