Does anyone know if this will fit a Ridgid miter saw? Ridgid has holes on the side, but I'm unsure of distance from slot to the bend for the stop
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I would bet no.If you can't tell by site, you will have to buy them to see if it will work.Then you would have to return them if they do not fit.
1406533
I don't think it will fit. Check the web site and there is a listing of which models fit specific saws.
1295096
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.
723175
I had to lookup the specs on that saw. It does have a standard miter slot, so the answer is yes.
176812
The brackets are slotted and fit many brands of saws. I am sure that they will fit you miter saw. I have a 12 inch sliding miter and it fits. The sliding miters have a big foot print. the DeWalt work station was the best thing i ever bought. I had a track master, The DeWalt work station rocks.
1703424
I happen to have a Skil saw (but mine takes a 5 1/4" blade). The guide fits perfectly, and I can't imagine Skil would put different size slots on different saws.
267049
Depends on width of mitre slot, my dewalt dw745 table saw has 3/4 inch slot. It fitted perfectly after I adjusted the 4 screws, took a few minutes. Hope this helps
734472
First I do not have your saw but I feel it should work. The tracks are very similar. My gauge worked great to tune up my Saw Stop. Best of luck.
1469614
I cannot confirm specifically that the mounting brackets will work with your DW716 saw. But I cannot imagine that they would not. Go to www.dewalt.com and search for "mounting brackets" or "DW7231" and take a look at the brackets. The slots for the mounting screws are very long. The DW716 mounting specs say that the front to back mounting distance is 13 and a half inches. That's about the same as the Ridgid mitre saw that I have mounted on a DWX724 using those brackets. And there is room to spare. The left to right distance would not be a limiting factor.
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I do not own a Harbor Freight saw, so I can't say for sure if it will fit or not. I have a Skill circular saw and the Kreg Rip Cut fence fits that saw quite well. You attach the tool to your saw by tightening 2 set screws, that are fitted into tabs that swivel, pinching the saw bed between the screws and the Kreg attachment bracket. The tabs swivel so that you can position them on a variety of saws. I should say that putting the Kreg Rip-Cut tool on your saw and then calibrating it is a bit of a hassle. But once it is on it works great! I love mine. If your saw looks anything like a Skill I think there is a 90% chance this tool will fit just fine. If not, I am sure Kreg will take it back.
890781
Your saw should fit on the stand without problem. The stand has two mounting rails that slide front to back so that they can fit most miter saws. The rails are slotted as well so that the side-side dimensions would be doable as well.
1529469
don't know. It does fit my Ridgid TS2400-1 table saw, but it is a rather snug fit...requires persuasion.
1969692
Have never seen one to fit this saw. This has been a good saw for me overall but not sure if it would have the torque and enough power to saw metal.Sorry I don't have a direct answer for you. Would be very interested to know how you make out.Good luck. Just a last minute thought,try harbor freight .
793590
I had no problem fitting my blade onto my saw. My Frued dado cutters were tight fitting onto the arbor when I first got them, but over time I did not have a problem. You may have to send the set back for one that fits properly.
1961722
If I'm not mistaken most all miter gauge slots are a standard depth and width, except the older Sears craftsman saws, so in that regard the miter gauge that comes with this saw would be compatible.
1320718
It would not fit on my dewalt radial arm saw out of the box. I actually modified it to work using my lathe.
1824512
if the miter slot is not 90' to the blade there will be problems making accurate cuts. The gauge is to tell you how far out of alignment the blade is to the miter slot so you can adjust it (the blade). Utube has videos that assist in the alignment of the blade to miter slot. Good luck