Would this table saw stand work with any portable table saw, for example a Craftsman table saw? Thanks
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If that saw had holes in base to secure saw to brackets then the answer is yes!
440295
Can't say for sure but it looks like it might as the bolts appear to be adjustable. I would check with Dewalt to be sure.
440296
They will fit but you will have to adjust the brackets and slides. Great stand by the way I love it. Takes a little time to assemble and the drawings in the assembly instructions are a poor. JJP
996049
Don, I'VE used this stand to hold 8foot long, 6X6 pressure treated pieces, using a Dewalt Sawzall. It wobbles, but the table vise hold the material. My vexation with the piece is that it was annoying to assemble, it wants to flop out and unfold when you carry it. And, it is not nearly as stable as the earlier models. It is a cheap price for a below average piece. Dave
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I use it on an old 10" table top saw with a 5/8" arbor. It works quite well. The table plate just barely clears on mine so you might want to check that before you purchase one.
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The stand is designed to safely hold the Bosch portable table saw. I'm sure with a bit of ingenuity someone could adapt it to hold other portable table saws brands.
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Yes. You can put anything you want on this stand actually. If the adjustable holes don't line up just right then all you do is put a piece of plywood slightly bigger than the footprint of your saw on the stand and then mount the saw to that. Sometimes I think I might do that even though my saw mounts perfectly, it has some advantages like a little table around the saw. I love this stand. My DW715 fit perfect, my Hitachi C12RSH needed to have a hole enlarged for it to fit perfect. I have seen a lot of Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, and a Festool mounted on this thing. This is the most versatile, quickest set up stand I have ever used. Hope that was helpful. Yes. You can put anything you want on this stand actually. If the adjustable holes don't line up just right then all you do is put a piece of plywood slightly bigger than the footprint of your saw on the stand and then mount the saw to that. Sometimes I think I might do that even though my saw mounts perfectly, it has some advantages like a little table around the saw. I love this stand. My DW715 fit perfect, my Hitachi C12RSH needed to have a hole enlarged for it to fit perfect. I have seen a lot of Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, and a Festool mounted on this thing. This is the most versatile,... » Read More Yes. You can put anything you want on this stand actually. If the adjustable holes don't line up just right then all you do is put a piece of plywood slightly bigger than the footprint of your saw on the stand and then mount the saw to that. Sometimes I think I might do that even though my saw mounts perfectly, it has some advantages like a little table around the saw. I love this stand. My DW715 fit perfect, my Hitachi C12RSH needed to have a hole enlarged for it to fit perfect. I have seen a lot of Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, and a Festool mounted on this thing. This is the most versatile, quickest set up stand I have ever used. Hope that was helpful. « Show Less
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Being a dado set it should be compatible with any 10" capacity table saw. The question in my email asked about a STIHL saw which I believe are only chain saws. If they make a table saw I am unaware of it. But, if they do make a table saw I would think it would be compatible with this dado set. If, on the other hand as the question appears above you mean a SKIL saw then they would not be compatible because skil saws do not have an arbor.
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You would have to compare it to the DEWALT DW788 1.3 Amp 20-Inch Variable-Speed Scroll Saw to see if it fits. Note: if you put wheels on this stand, I had to take it to a welding shop to add additional support (otherwise the metal bends easily).
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The stand comes with 2 brackets that bolt to the base of the saw. They have a lot of play, so unless your saw has a bolt hole pattern out of the tolerance of the brackets it would fit. You could also attach your saw to a metal plate or plywood and then to the brackets and make it work. Keep in mind this fix would raise your saw that much higher and could limit your ability to use the extension arms as intended.
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Yes,y son has this saw and it works great. I have the 10 in saw, world with that also. Remember the stand comes with the saw connection feet that fit the 10 & 12 in saw
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Yes, If you have a unit to power it. Measure it's elevated height above the table and don't put it on something not meant power it. I use mine on a twelve inch miter saw.
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The saw works beautifully in the two situations I have: construction and furniture making. On construction projects, I use the Dewalt stops on the stand. I can live with +- 1/16". For furniture work, I'm back at the shop, using a custom made extension table with with stops that don't move. For furniture, I can not have any deviation. That's my solution. In a previous comment, the writer suggested you snug up the stops, and be careful about how much pressure you put on them with your workpiece. I do this out of habit, and it usually produces pretty good results.
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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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I am sorry for not responding sooner, been very busy with life. Anyway I can't say definitively that it would work. I have a DeWalt 10" mitre saw that it works perfectly with. I would say as long as you have holes in your base that will bolt into the brackets that attach the saw to the stand then I can't see why it wouldn't work.
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This fence measures 18". The manual for your saw says your table measures 19.5". It doesn't sound like it will work. You could try sears parts direct. Call them on the phone, though. Website is a mess.
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It shouldn't be a problem for you. My older craftsman had this approximate table size. This is a great product for making a smaller saw seem like a cabinet saw, but still keeping the weight down for easy storage.
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It should...it's my understanding that's what it was made for. I installed mine on an older Delta/Rockwell 10" and it bolted right up. IMHO, it's about the best upgrade you can make to your table saw and I've certainly never regretted buying mine.
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It should. If the holes on the saw aren't in line you will have to make a bracket to hold the saw. Other wise a great stand for the$$$.good luck