what about the miter gauge? is it compatible with miter gauges iof other brands?
1961718
Yes, so long the as the slot is t-slot. Most newer wood machines have a t-slot. The slot is slightly wider at the bottom so the miter doesn't tip. I have a Laguna bandsaw and shaper the miter works in both or all three!!Happy Day!!
1961719
It fits the standard 3/8" x 3/4" miter slot, and appears to be well made. I haven't used it much, as I have a JDS aftermarket gauge, which fits on the saw perfectly. I believe most, if not all, saws use this size miter slot.
1961720
it is ok, not great I use a home made sled which is more accurate or an incra miter guage which is better than the supplied one
1961721
Yes, so long the as the slot is t-slot. Most newer wood machines have a t-slot. The slot is slightly wider at the bottom so the miter doesn't tip. I have a Laguna bandsaw and shaper the miter works in both or all three!! Happy Day!!
1961722
If I'm not mistaken most all miter gauge slots are a standard depth and width, except the older Sears craftsman saws, so in that regard the miter gauge that comes with this saw would be compatible.
55139
I support Chris' comments. The Incra MITER1000SE Miter Gauge has NO spring to replace. Perhaps a closer read of the instruction manual that accompanied the Gauge is in order.
1290075
This is what I am aware of (Plus I do not use mine I don't find them all that great)Easy installation: simply replace the outer blade washer of your miter saw with the laser guide unit.Does not fit 12" Ridgid, Pro-Tech, Makita LS1221 and DeWalt DW705S miter saws produced before 2005.Does not fit Porter-Cable Quick-Change, Skil and worm-drive circular saws. Hope this is some help..... Darryl
1967089
I don't see why it should not. If the saw has a standard miter slot the gauge will work.
618280
Should be compatible with any multimeter that uses standard jacks. Works with my Klein, Sperry, and Extech of course. I'm inclined to add that these probes are a bargain, and offer excellent connections with virtually zero Ohms resistance
2118536
I know it is compatible with weaver rail systems. Mine has performed very well .
2168131
I personally believe so. Fluke is the only name in industrail enviorment when it comes to meters(controls and instermintation tech here) and I wont trudt my life with any other brand. That being said, never depend on tools alone. Use good habbits, always make sure the detector works on a known live circuit to make sure its not malfuctioning.
612612
You've got to help me out here. Per the Incra web page - The miter bar's adjustment range accommodates actual slot widths between 0.740" and 0.765". I have a 10* Craftsman table saw from the time that these saws had cast iron tables and the miter slots were under .75". Check your miter slots with a pair of calipers or equal. If they are in that range you are in business. The fence can be repositioned relative to the protractor head and can be used on the right or left hand side of the blade and for various distances between the miter slot and the blade. The miter gage comes with a removable "T" slot adapter in case your saw has a "T" slot. One of the key steps to setting this up is you need a precision square or triangle to set the protractor head to the bar. See video at http://www.incra.com/product_miter1000se.htm This is a nice gauge and I hope that it will fit your saw. I am very pleased with the improvement this has made in my wood working. Regards, Cliff
2253689
I love this miter gauge, way better than the one that came with the tablesaw. It will work only if your miter slot is 3/4" wide by 3/8" deep. Can't go wrong with any incra product.
1409442
I have owned dewalt, Bosch and delta saws. As miter boxes go the festool surpasses all. That being said. If you are a hobbyist then don't bother. Unless of course $ is not an option. If such is the case then go for it. You will never buy a better saw. This goes for all the festool products I own.
1657619
The rail for a miter gauge on my Jet Contractor's saw an inverted "T." The slot at the table surface is 3/4"width and 1/2" deep, and the "base" is 15/16" wide. I think this is pretty standard on slots for this type of saw. If you still aren't sure, I would check with INCRA folks to determine the fit on your particular saw.
579543
It should I am using a different brand but works great on my 12" sliding miter saw
1729304
Just get the proper ones that go with Craftsman. You can confuse the circuitry or cause a permanent malfunction within the internal mother board in an attempt to force eye sensors to work that are not made along side of that brand.
978360
I can't see why it wouldn't fit. The Incra V120 has expansion disks that allow it to fit any miter slot that I've ever seen. It's way better than the miter gauges that come standard with table saws.
310342
That model miter saw is not listed as compatible with the miter saw laser washer guide, so I would not think that it will work.
176812
The brackets are slotted and fit many brands of saws. I am sure that they will fit you miter saw. I have a 12 inch sliding miter and it fits. The sliding miters have a big foot print. the DeWalt work station was the best thing i ever bought. I had a track master, The DeWalt work station rocks.
1207659
Go to www.jaspertools.com; Then read their Compatibility Charts, Product Instructions, and FAQ. It will tell you whether it can work with your tool.