would it work for my 16" craftsman scroll saw???
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I have worked with several different models of scroll saws over almost 30 years of teaching woodshop at different levels of education. The stands seem to hold up well even if the saw wears out or parts are no longer to be found. I have purchased new saws and just drilled a few holes if needed to secure the old stand to the new saw saving some bucks. What I like about the Dewalt stand is the ability to tilt the entire saw by adjusting the legs of the stand. This helps to clear the chips through slight vibration and gravity, the same method is used in lumber mills to move chips instead of conveyer belts. see no reason why you could not fit a Craftsman product to the Dewalt stand. Go for it. I have worked with several different models of scroll saws over almost 30 years of teaching woodshop at different levels of education. The stands seem to hold up well even if the saw wears out or parts are no longer to be found. I have purchased new saws and just drilled a few holes if needed to secure the old stand to the new saw saving some bucks. What I like about the Dewalt stand is the ability to tilt the entire saw by adjusting the legs of the stand. This helps to clear the chips through slight vibration and gravity, the same method is used in lumber mills to move chips instead of... » Read More I have worked with several different models of scroll saws over almost 30 years of teaching woodshop at different levels of education. The stands seem to hold up well even if the saw wears out or parts are no longer to be found. I have purchased new saws and just drilled a few holes if needed to secure the old stand to the new saw saving some bucks. What I like about the Dewalt stand is the ability to tilt the entire saw by adjusting the legs of the stand. This helps to clear the chips through slight vibration and gravity, the same method is used in lumber mills to move chips instead of conveyer belts. see no reason why you could not fit a Craftsman product to the Dewalt stand. Go for it. « Show Less
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I doubt it. It barely fits the DeWalt it's made for. Go and measure yourCraftsman saw, my expierence in these things has found that even if it fits the bolt holes will not line up. You would probably have to mark and drill new holes. I really don't like this stand anyway, it is pretty flimsy.
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Yes, it will. I am using it on my 10" Ryobi miter saw. It is doing the job well and great price.
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Yes it will, however you will have to use a hack saw and cut a bit to size. I had to do that on mine and works fine.
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The model number of my Craftsman, which it fits, is 358.341170 - 16 inch. I would expect that it would fit any 16" version. The package for the replacement chain (which I no longer have) listed the model numbers/series that it fits. Perhaps if you looked at a picture of the package close-up, you could see that listing. (When I went to Sears to buy the replacement chain, they only sold this one, for all 16" saws.) I ultimately got it on Amazon because the price was considerably lower than Sears' price.
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I can't say with 100% certainty that it will but it's not really intended to fit one saw and is more of a "one size fits most" application. I cannot think of a reason why it would not fit.
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It looks like it would fit. I don't know the actual dimensions of that saw. I have a Delta 52" Unisaw 3hp and it fits.
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Yes, it will work great, just be very steady with the saw and keep it straight.
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I don't think so. Your saw probably will use the Leecraft Model #RG-2 insert.
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No this will not as I had to make an adapter base (wood) because the mounting hole pattern on the Delta Scroll Saw was longer front to back.
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I think it should fit. But I would call Northern Tool and ask. I have a Red Max 16" saw and it fits. Both RedMax and Jonsered are made by Husqvarna. Hope this helps.
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My Craftsman is model 358.350480. I have not tried the new chain on my saw yet, so I hope it fits (this model# is not included in the list on the package).
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Hello Michelle, good afternoon.The best way I can answer your question would be to ask the specs of your chainsaw. If it is for 16" then the blade I would think would fit but to be sure, the manufacturer typically states the chain saw make/model that are compatible to their blade. I hope my explanation did not disappoint you too much. Oni
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according to the package it came in it will not work on this saw. it will fit the following--craftsman/sears--dolmar--homelite--susqvarna--jahn deer-mastercraft--Mc Culech--polun--remmington. I hope this helps
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If your scroll saw will accept standard 5 inch plain end blades they will work
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Hi David, If The Channel in your table saw measures 3/4" wide by 3/8" tall it should fit. But I think your saw might have a different type channel. I had to remove the front guide wheel to fit my older iron top craftsman saw. Good luck, Kevin
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I believe it would work for you, don't come after me if it doesn't. I have mine on my 10" miter saw and it does project to the full width of my table.
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I don't know about the HF saw, but it did not fit my older Craftsman. I went ahead and got a newer Craftsman on sale for about the same price the HF saw. It uses the plain end blades. I do really like the Pinless scroll saw blades.