Could these be use on round table saw fence guides? e.g. Old delta table saw round fence.
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yes for sure it comes in different widths or can be cut,it works very well to stop sticking and binding Bryan
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I don't think it will work. If it's like my Delta uni saw the rip fence rides on (around) the pipe like rails, so If you apply the slick strip to the locking handle side of the rip fence you probably won't be able to slide it onto the rail. The slick strip is a very good product❓�
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Lynn - email me at beckwithjim@yahoo.com and attach a photo of your fence if possible. Woule love to help you out in seeing if they will work. Jim
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slick strips seem to be bendable along their length but not across the 3 inch width
897139
Not sure guy.... Does Delta not make a stand for that saw? If not, I'm sure you can easily modify this stand to work with your saw if it won't fit. You could just buy it to see if it'll work and if it doesn't you can always return it. Sorry I couldn't help you. Good luck!!!
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I think yes ...I use them on those white "Lifelines" tables that are so popular eveywhere. They are white tables with like a 2" lip. They are tough to put on and it takes a knack that you acquire and then they work great...Good luck ...
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I believe they are asking the user to use these on sheet metal and flat banding. Do not use these as wire cutters. If you're cutting flat, not round material all should be well.
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I haven't personally tried it on a table saw. However, if the saw has the same size connector it could possibly work but it would probably need to be emptied often since the table saw would probably put out more sawdust.
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Depending on the size you may need a larger or smaller chuck to hold them, but basically they should work with any Dremel tool.
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These are push blocks and adjustable down to 1/4" width unless you buy the 1/8" adapter. I love them. I have an old Craftsman Contractor table saw and use them all the time when ripping narrow strips. I also use them on my router table and jointer. If safety is a concern, these fit the bill.
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If you mean chisels this would work great. If they have a rounded edge I am not sure what you would use.
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No is the short answer. Grizzly only makes one size guides. You can make the guides by buying 5/8" stock and adapting it to your tenoning jig. A little work but it works. Your other option is a table saw with 3/4" slots. I did both. now I have two table saws/ they come in handy.
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I cut these very easily on my table saw. You can probably use a bare coarse hack saw blade. The manufacture has a hazard warning about inhaling dust from their material. If you place them on the wall with out a frame, you may want to cover them with a fabric.
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Sorry, no. The dado blades can be used with table saws with a long enough arbor and some radial arm saws, although that is not the normal tool to install a dado blade on. There are some wobble blades that might fit on a circular saw, however if you are trying to cut dado or grooves, a straight bit on a router would do a better job and would be more controllable.
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I think you mean the template guides not the template. You will need the round extra base to fit standard North American guides.
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I wouldn't think so. These are definitely round. With square bannister you might be better off attaching a block of wood to the bannister and then attaching the gate to that. Or there are other adapters that are made for square ones. Hope this is helpful!
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these rails are 1/4 thick steel. very heavy the guide tube is 2" by 3" by 64" long. you could cut some of if you want but then you wouldn't be able to cut 30". these must be supported on the end of the rail because they are so heavy. you can buy a table for this or build your own.
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I have a DeWalt table saw, albeit a european model, but as long as the tracks are the size specified on the specifications, then it will be fine I am sure. A good piece of kit, well made and accurate. Enjoy!!
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Never tried - just curious, do you mean the tools that fit into the grooves built into the surface of the table ? The fence is pretty decent for this type of saw - it is not as tight (solid, steady) as a traditional saw like a Delta Contractor 10"
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I am sorry,but I have not tried the guide bushings on a dremel. They work great with my porter-cable routers.