will the wixey work on a 25 year old 10 inch craftsman table saw
1282203
Probably. You should be able to adapt it to just about any table saw. I didn't attach mine conventionally, but it works perfect. I just used self tapping metal screws to attach the track to the fence guide.
1282204
If you can mount it to the saw it will work. Mine is mounted to a 20 year old Delta Contractor saw. I have no idea what the fence/rail system looks like on your saw.
1625929
As long as the motor is wired for 120 volt, it will work just fine. There are jumpers that need to be set in the Motor for 120 or 220 volt operation.Make sure to ask somebody who knows how to do it. My saw was already wired for 120 volt.
394432
If the blade will fit in the saw it will work. We use ours in a 10 in compound saW. Be aware that there will be a lot of dust and small piecies of stone flying everywhere, and it is hard on motors, bearings and saw tops.
2126019
Probably. Personally, I'd prefer a 25A device for a 20A saw, but it should work if you avoid hogging the saw in thick stock. I'm assuming your saw is powered by an AC/DC brush motor.
665112
I don't know your unit so it's difficult to answer. I have a Jet 10 table saw mounted on it and it works just fine. I hope that helps.
2008478
Yes. It comes with a large variety of nuts and bolts for different heights of mounting flanges and will work fine with your Dewalt 10" miter saw.
948816
It should...it's my understanding that's what it was made for. I installed mine on an older Delta/Rockwell 10" and it bolted right up. IMHO, it's about the best upgrade you can make to your table saw and I've certainly never regretted buying mine.
1203487
Yes, it will work well on a 10" tablesaw. I use it on a 10" Ridgid tablesaw.
2220859
If your craftsman has an expand-it connection and a reasonable power level it should. Check hp on machine you have.
740672
I don't think you can - BUT here is the link to this jig (BTW I have one and love it) http://www.grizzly.com/products/Tenoning-Jig/H7583 Now I did not see this as an option and I my slots are 3/4. Now if your table saw is under powered or a low cost saw you might not have enough power to use this. Now you can always purchase some 5/8 inch stock (mild Steel) and drill it to replace the existing guild. The other thing is your blades need to be in really good condition. Now that I am done with my caution recommendations I will tell you this is a wonderful jig to have if you cut tenons - it will take some time to set up and align to your saw so get out your dial indicator , engineers square , calipers and alignment plate , it should take about an hour but it is well worth it. Just as a note , it is good to align your saw once a year too , so make a morning out of it.
1254598
I had three different craftsman models and it works on all of them. I cannot confirm but I would suspect so.
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.
1950301
I am not sure. However I recently used it with a RYOBI saw that mydad had that was more than 5 years old and it worked perfectly.
196764
I am not familar with th eDewalt DW745 table saw. I would say that as long as the slide is the same width as the slot in th Dewal table surface, it should work just fine. I am using it wth a Bosch router table and that combination works quite well.
830344
Probably, but its not a high torque machine and so it would be hard on it. I personally would not use my $700 saw this way. Not to mention the melted steel that would stick to the saw and damage the table for precision wood cutting.
1203034
It might. I have a craftsman and it came with adapters that work. You may have to drill new holes but it should work.
636832
That sounds right. I replaced a 15 year old jigsaw with this. It works great. I use it quite a bit to cut plywood, 2x4's etc