What is the width of the miter gauge -does it fit a 1 inch rail?
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.
125072
The width (at the widest point) is about 1 1/2". It's hard to be perfectly accurate since I already have it mounted.
1351859
as far as I can tell, the slot for the miter gauge is not a standard size (made in China). I had a Craftsman table saw and its miter didn't fit, so I fashioned one for myself which works--sort of... It's a cheap piece which came with it, and it didn't work well, i.e. no locking on various angles, and cheaply constructed. Be prepared to fashion something for your self instead of what comes with this cheap saw. If I could have looked at it prior to buying, I wouldn't have bought it.
715544
A little less than 3 inches. That things is specifically designed to be used with the aluminum fence that comes with the fancier Incra miter gauges. The rack, it rides on, works with the 32-inch guides that is on the fence.
665419
It will fit to any weaver rail. As far as battery life goes mine has lasted about two years so far, but I turn it off when im not using it.
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.
1837002
The stud is 10-32, 0.190" diameter. The stud may or may not fit through the 1/4-20 threaded holes on your rail, depending on how tight the threads are.
1047062
I mounted mine in a 5 1/4" rail, but the minimum you could use is 3 1/2" due to the lenght where the rings goes. Hope this information could be helpful.
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.
301572
I'm not sure I understand your question, I had to use different rings on my flat top rail. The ones I bought were 1 inch high.
1797554
I have successfully used my steel Craftsman table saw miter gauge on the Bosch saw. The Craftsman slide rail width by depth dimension is 3/4 in. by 3/8 in. Hope this helps.
761322
You need a 22mm Rail. I don't know if that 1 1/4'' is the same, I thought you had switched to the metric system meanwhile. The thing works nice, I have it with my Berreta 92F and it is really good and very adjustable by 4 screws (also for cat-play:-)
2169921
Yes. I have it (them) on my DW744XRS. They extend out for use and slide back in for storage. When in stored position the side support can get in your way while trying to retrieve/store the miter gauge from/to its storage slot...a minor inconvenience.
389465
I would think so. It only really requires a rail with one notch an inch and 3/4 away from the trigger. And it will fit around the triggerif it is 1.5cm wide or smaller, if it is wider than that give the notch about 2 inches to fit from the trigger
2019765
Yes. It fits on a standard 1913 picatinny rail. I just measured one and it measures at 20mm.
147970
Not sure what size the bar is I mounted it on I think a 3/4 round bar. Im sure it will fit on a 1 inch bar. I would recommend u-bults the mine moves with a little pressure. U-bolts would grab better I think.
410010
One inch wide at the widest point. The mounting base uses one slot to mount it but will cover the rails to either side of the slot. I have mine mounted at the very front slot (barrel end) and it lines up well to catch the shells. Hope this helps.