I need a shorter base, the assembled saw is too high for me to work from. Are there other base options?
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As I understand the deluxe saw only comes with a closed cabinet as shown. Jet make a less expensive saw that comes with an open stand but wouldnt be surprised if they were the same height. That being said - the saw does not need to mounted to the provided stand or cabinet to run - the saw could be mounted to a low study platform or even the floor.
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As was previously stated, the saw does not need to be mounted to the supplied base in order to work properly. A custom base or other such cabinet could be substituted. Whether Jet offers any other 'official' alternatives I don't know. Good luck!
1086029
Not unless you build it or have it custom made. Maybe a step up platform for you to stand on would be doable?Good LuckMM
1086030
Two suggestions: make your own, if can not, look at harbor freight, northern tool or like type, see what is possible. You might want to look at the washer/dryer bases with the pull out drawer.
865221
It will require you to secure a base plate to the opposite end of the machine. You can make this base plate from a piece of angle ( aluminum or steel) screwed into the edge of the table. The wood plate attached to the angle and the carriage stop. It will be a pain in the neck changing things so you can use the saw. Can't use this setup for a saw fence. Not stable enough.
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yes, that's what holds your saw onto the stand. The other two items in the picture are intended to allow you to set your height/stop-depth. I really like mine, and it's much nicer (my opinion) than the Makita stand (steel). Gordon
55138
No, I can't. I returned mine because it would not work with my left tilt saw. I suggest that he contact Incra.
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I attached it to my craftsman from Sears. No trouble here. You may have to drill a couple holes in the bracket to fit your saw but it doesn't take to long.
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No expertise here... I'm a woodworker. But I find the saw tight, sufficiently powered for the small blade and easy to use. My guess is that you may want to build a jig for exact positioning. Hope this is of some helpDLH
531627
Technically there is no reason you couldn't I guess - the bar is a different piece. However finding suitable metal, tapping new holes, etc might make it more trouble than it is worth. I had search for a jig for a smaller slotted saw and eventually decided on a bigger saw. The only other option is to make a jig using many of the available patterns online. Might not be the answer you were looking for, but hope it helps. : )
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I couldn't be happier with the saw stand. It's stable, easy to move, and the 'wings' for resting boards really helps. I have Hitachi saw, and used the adjustable brackets (supplied with the stand) to mount my saw. I don't know your dimensions, but if you go to the PortaMate website it may give compatible saws.
2101000
Unless you are very strong, you will need help from at least one other person. I had to offload my saw to a pickup truck to get to my workshop. You will need help to assemble it.
372252
I think you should look at the Dewalt table saw stand DW7440RS. This one if for table saws and more stable. You'll need to remove the tube stand from the saw you have to be able to mount it to the rolling stand. Cheaper too just saw it for $154
804765
I don't think so. I looked at a picture of this saw and the base looks triangular. I will try and get by Lowe's today after work and look at one. I believe that the saw would need to be mounted on a piece of plywood or MDF, then secondarily mounted on the brackets. It certainly doesn't sound handy.
1258321
If the holes don't line up then just mount the saw on a piece of 3/4" plywood and drill through that. I think most saws can be adapted to work.
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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.
709757
I honestly cannot tell you where to get more tool holders, but.....I used a half sheet of OSB and drilled holes for my flooring saw because the mounting holes were off center . I purchased some nuts and screws from a True Value hardware store and mounted the OSB to the stand mounts for the saw. Then mounted flooring saw to OSB. Maybe a similar setup could work for you?
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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 also have a C12RSH. I purchased a cheaper miter table and the saw is unstable. Due to the center of gravity on the saw, I had to slide it forward so much, the rollers did not line up with the fence on the saw. Just want to verify this stand works OK with such a heavy saw. I appreicate your input.
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Its a heavy framing saw. Using it over your head is not recommended. Better off using a sidwinder for this. 6 1/2" skill is nice or a porta-cable 4" trim saw.Good luck!