can anyone tell if the Vega U50 fence system will work on a table length of 27 1/2 "?
497072
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.
497073
my Delta unisaw has a table length of 27" and the fence works fine. BUT, I do not use the back rail as I have a full work table behind my saw. The fence glides just fine using only the front rail.
497074
Yes, I have it mounted on a Craftsman 3hp saw but you will need extensions or frame to support it. Works great.
497075
Yes. I have it mounted on a Contractor Saw (not a cabinet saw) and it works fine. However, you will have to brace the end of the table extension (with a 2x4 or whatever) since it will want to tip due to the extra weight to the right side. You will LOVE the micro adjust feature. It allows you to shave the thickness of a piece of paper from a piece for a perfect match. :-D
1630203
I have a 2708 rip fence mod:12250-8 table measures front to back is 18 & 1/4 inches I too need a fence any one help? thanks Rod
972813
I bought this rip fence for a Bosch CS5 but it did not fit and I returned it, so I have no information about it to pass on.
865225
It will work. Takes up a ton of table top real estate. I did it using the TS-LS rail system though. You could simply attach yours to a board and remove it for storage/cutting operations. Clamp it back on the table for joinery. I got tired of removing the Wonder Fence, etc. to make more room for cross cutting with the saw. Bought the 32" positioner for the table saw and moved the router table, Wonder Fence and LS25 positioner to a separate station. Am well pleased with the whole thing now. The Wonder Fence joinery system seems to be a little fussy about the router bit profile you use. Get the Whiteside bits as well, the system is a real joy to work with. It will work. Takes up a ton of table top real estate. I did it using the TS-LS rail system though. You could simply attach yours to a board and remove it for storage/cutting operations. Clamp it back on the table for joinery. I got tired of removing the Wonder Fence, etc. to make more room for cross cutting with the saw. Bought the 32" positioner for the table saw and moved the router table, Wonder Fence and LS25 positioner to a separate station. Am well pleased with the whole thing now. The Wonder Fence joinery system seems to be a little fussy about the router bit profile you use.... » Read More It will work. Takes up a ton of table top real estate. I did it using the TS-LS rail system though. You could simply attach yours to a board and remove it for storage/cutting operations. Clamp it back on the table for joinery. I got tired of removing the Wonder Fence, etc. to make more room for cross cutting with the saw. Bought the 32" positioner for the table saw and moved the router table, Wonder Fence and LS25 positioner to a separate station. Am well pleased with the whole thing now. The Wonder Fence joinery system seems to be a little fussy about the router bit profile you use. Get the Whiteside bits as well, the system is a real joy to work with. « Show Less
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Not having this saw I cannot say absolutely, however, in doing a bit of research the depth of your table is 27" which will match up with the 27" deep ProMax table. Looking at pics of the DeWalt saw it looks as though you would need to remove the left table extension and attach the ProMax to the existing bolt holes. There are several holes in the side of the ProMax table to mount to several different bolt configurations so I am thinking you should not have any issue with attaching it. If you read my review, please don't do as I did......CHECK FOR LEVEL AS SOON AS YOU GET IT. I have since replaced my table saw mounted router table with a full size Bench Dog router table which is good and flat. But use a good straight edge and check it level. The other tell-tale will be if you cannot get your router plate to sit flat on all four sides. Even it is a very small amount, remember any shifting of the wood due to an uneven surface will show up on your routered edge. My other recommendation is to use some blue locktite (not the super duty stuff) on the router plate leveling screws because the vibration will loosen these up and take your router plate out of level. Good luck.
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The fact is the fence, (either 40"or 50") has to be attached to the table! Sears didn't make a table top out of granite that I'm aware of. Is it just your extensions that are granite? If you have a steel/cast table, the actual table with the miter guide cut parallel to the blade hole. You're probably ok! If you can bolt to that it should be sufficient to hold the fence> I would just replace the granite extensions with the ones suggested in the manual with the saw! Good luck! A picture of your saw would be helpful! Terry Thanks for the lesson Cheryl! Granite was used!
1860399
Are you talking about thickness of table or the width of the table? My table is 22"x42". The thickness of the table is only an inch, but the clamps will adjust out to accommodate 2" it appears. Hope this helps you.
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Looks like the fence they are recommending is the Vega Pro 40. I don't know that this is an exact fit, but it looks to be about right for the sears saw. http://www.amazon.com/Vega-PRO-40-42-Inch-40-Inch/dp/B000022621
1147514
this fence should fit your saw. if it uses a 10" blade an the table is 27" deep. the rails are so heavy you need to build a side table of to the right side to help support the weight. you can buy a beisemeyer table or build one.
2261584
I have a thicker edged table, not sure if its exactly 2 inches but the plastic clips fit. I did have to play with them a bit to get them to work (unrolled the curled end) but it did work with some manipulation.
2098758
I don't know. I am pleased with the saw and have had no problems with it. Certainly for the price I consider is a good purchase. I purchased it for another project but had a contractor who used it to install over 1200 sq ft of laminate flooring in my home. You need to make sure the fence is correctly aligned. It is not an the same as an expensive table saw, but if you are careful in the setup it will do a good job.
1900887
Sorry, but I am not sure. The dimensions of the table are as follows: 11 1/4" wide x 15" long. Opening for the free arm are: 6 3/4" long x 4 1/4 wide. Not sure if this would work for your machine To be certain and save yourself returns, contacting the seller as they are very helpful. Hope this was helpful. Good luck.
423458
My table is only 30 inches so I had to trim a little off so it would squeeze closer together to fit. I believe it is made to work on 36 inch or 42 inch. Has room to expand. Works great for me.
207607
Any fence will work so long as it is at least three inches high so the sled can register against it. The sled is a very, very good tool. I highly recommend it.Logan Fitch
1836459
Probably not. The fence itself is 36" front to back and the pad that slides on the far end rail is about 30" from the center of the near end rail. The cast iron top on my Craftsman saw is 27" deep. Too bad because it's a very good fence and has held up well for many years.
954350
My Vega Fence came with all hardware. I stripped all of my existing fence off and installed the Vega. It was a dramatic improvement on my existing Craftsman saw fence.
2243104
I am not familiar with the Tradesman 10" saw but would be happy to provide pictures and dimensions of my installation if that would help. The saw I mounted the Vega PRO 50 to is a very heavy cast iron unit that weighs in excess of 100 pounds by itself. The size of the Vega 50 might overpower a light weight unit.