I have a 10" Craftsman table saw. What sort of an insert will I need to use this product? Does it need to be Craftsman or can I swap brands.
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I use this on my 10" Craftsman Radial Arm Saw without any inserts (I am assuming you mean the arbor shaft). It will fit any saw with a 5/8" arbor. You would need a special dado insert for any table saw due to the width of the blades.
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Best to make your own insert from a piece of wood. Would need to find a craftsman insert otherwise as every saw is different. I am a retired cabinet maker, get some wood make your own insert maybe several so u have one for every width of the dado.
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I have a 10"craftsman table saw too and itworked fine did not need an insert.D. jewell
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Craftsman has a dado insert for your saw. I can not speak if other brands will interchange. You will like this product.
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You will have to remove the standard insert, the dado blade 'stack' will be too wide. If you want to use an insert it will have to vary for each Dado width you set up. I have never seen any advertisement for inserts of varying widths? Depending on the width of the material you wish to dado you can use your saw without one or make one from a suitable thickness material.
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I installed on a 20 yr old Craftsman 10 inch contractor saw and It works great. Had to extend my table (cabinet) to make it work well.
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I also have the saw that matches http://www.deltamachinery.com/products/table-saws/item/36-l352. I bought the accessory drawer as an add-on and really appreciate it
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I bought this for my Sears model 152.221140 table saw - it did not fit. I had to return it. The 152 prefix in my saw's model number means the saw was made by Steel City. You should measure the insert in your saw before purchasing another. After measuring mine I wound up purchasing a Leecraft insert that said it was for Delta saws. It was a Leecraft DL-1U. That makes sense since Steel City saws are mostly based on Delta designs.I just pulled up your saw's manual online. It looks like mine and the part numbers start with OR. That means yours was built by Steel City too. Once you measure your saw's plate you probably will get the Delta model too. I bought this for my Sears model 152.221140 table saw - it did not fit. I had to return it. The 152 prefix in my saw's model number means the saw was made by Steel City. You should measure the insert in your saw before purchasing another. After measuring mine I wound up purchasing a Leecraft insert that said it was for Delta saws. It was a Leecraft DL-1U. That makes sense since Steel City saws are mostly based on Delta designs.I just pulled up your saw's manual online. It looks like mine and the part numbers start with OR. That means yours was built by Steel City too. Once you... » Read More I bought this for my Sears model 152.221140 table saw - it did not fit. I had to return it. The 152 prefix in my saw's model number means the saw was made by Steel City. You should measure the insert in your saw before purchasing another. After measuring mine I wound up purchasing a Leecraft insert that said it was for Delta saws. It was a Leecraft DL-1U. That makes sense since Steel City saws are mostly based on Delta designs.I just pulled up your saw's manual online. It looks like mine and the part numbers start with OR. That means yours was built by Steel City too. Once you measure your saw's plate you probably will get the Delta model too. « Show Less
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I recommend contacting teknatool.com. Most often the model numbers refer to whether the chuck accepts inserts, or is machined to accept a specific spindle (1.25 x 8") or metric. There are also some chucks that come with different jaws. Make sure the chuck you select is set up to either accept the insert you need or is made for your lathe spindle.
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I have a 5" "blade" saw by craftsman it fits fine and is easy to install ! On the craftsman saw, once on it is installed , it is easy to reverse to use the pin blade . good luck
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Yes, I have a 10" craftsman contractor saw that I use them on just fine. Good wood working to you.
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The Vega Pro 40 works great on my Craftsman 10" table saw. The Vega Pro 40 has slotted holes to make the unit match up better with a varity of table saws. Once the unit is set up it is very repeatable. I give this an A+.
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Matt, sorry I can't speak to your Delta comparison request. I own a 10" Craftsman contractors saw. The old kind with lots of heavy steel, not plastic. This fence fit my saw very easily. I've been using it for a couple of years now and love it. It was easy to install, easy to align and is still very accurate after this use. I think on the initial install I had to drill a couple of holes in my table for proper attachment because i had an extra steel table extension but that was not diilfficult. So, overall I think this is a high quality product for a reasonable price compared to its competition. Hope this helps, feel free to ask more questions if needed. Scott Matt, sorry I can't speak to your Delta comparison request. I own a 10" Craftsman contractors saw. The old kind with lots of heavy steel, not plastic. This fence fit my saw very easily. I've been using it for a couple of years now and love it. It was easy to install, easy to align and is still very accurate after this use. I think on the initial install I had to drill a couple of holes in my table for proper attachment because i had an extra steel table extension but that was not diilfficult. So, overall I think this is a high quality product for a reasonable price compared... » Read More Matt, sorry I can't speak to your Delta comparison request. I own a 10" Craftsman contractors saw. The old kind with lots of heavy steel, not plastic. This fence fit my saw very easily. I've been using it for a couple of years now and love it. It was easy to install, easy to align and is still very accurate after this use. I think on the initial install I had to drill a couple of holes in my table for proper attachment because i had an extra steel table extension but that was not diilfficult. So, overall I think this is a high quality product for a reasonable price compared to its competition. Hope this helps, feel free to ask more questions if needed. Scott « Show Less
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No, the Bosch inserts are designed specifically for the Bosch 4000 table saw. Sears makes dado inserts for their saws. Best bet would be to go to the Sears website and look up inserts for your model saw. Not all Craftsman saws use the same inserts so make sure your model number is listed for the insert you order.
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I'm not absolutely certain that this insert won't fit the saw you're asking about, but my guess is that it wo'nt. The label indicates that the insert is intended for Craftsman 10" belt driven saws, several models of Rigid saws and other saws with a 14" X 3¾" opening. I would suggest that you measure the opening for your saw (an 8" saw I think?) and see if that matches. If the overall size matches, let me know. I will send more detailed measurements of the bottom side of the plate.
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I use this with a dewalt 10 inch. It works great. I thank it would work fine with your saw.
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It works great on my 10 inch craftsman contractor saw. just be sure to get the legs
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I don't know that exact saw but it should fit most any saw, some might require drilling a hole or two in the table but most "standard" saw layouts should work fine. I had do drill one hole in my very old Sears Saw but that took like all of two minutes. The fence is really nice and worth any small effort to get it to work, hope someone who knows that exact saw will tell you more, good luck.
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Sorry, I don't know if it will fit a Craftsman. The two attach points I used are 16" apart but it looks like one could use a pair of attach points 18" apart instead if necessary, if that helps. If it does fit, you can be pretty certain to get at least 50" to the right but you will be on your own to build a table between the rails if you need it. And you will probably have to move the index tape but I found it quite easy to do.BTW: if you are lucky enough to find the holes on your table 16" or 18" apart, you will find it easy to install. And it works great. Good luck. Sorry, I don't know if it will fit a Craftsman. The two attach points I used are 16" apart but it looks like one could use a pair of attach points 18" apart instead if necessary, if that helps. If it does fit, you can be pretty certain to get at least 50" to the right but you will be on your own to build a table between the rails if you need it. And you will probably have to move the index tape but I found it quite easy to do.BTW: if you are lucky enough to find the holes on your table 16" or 18" apart, you will find it easy to install. And it works... » Read More Sorry, I don't know if it will fit a Craftsman. The two attach points I used are 16" apart but it looks like one could use a pair of attach points 18" apart instead if necessary, if that helps. If it does fit, you can be pretty certain to get at least 50" to the right but you will be on your own to build a table between the rails if you need it. And you will probably have to move the index tape but I found it quite easy to do.BTW: if you are lucky enough to find the holes on your table 16" or 18" apart, you will find it easy to install. And it works great. Good luck. « Show Less
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I honestly don't know. I wasn't certain if it would fit my 10" cabinet saw until I called Delta and asked them. They required me to provide both the Model Number and Serial Number to determine which insert I would need. I would recommend you call them and provide them the same information and see what they say. I can tell you this, I like mine so much I bought several more for each of my saw blades, they are that good, that simple to install and level and sturdy enough to last for many, many years! Good luck.Brian
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Dan, I also have an old Craftsman 10" saw my dad bought in 1964. The old fence was very loose and worn. I read a lot of blogs about what I should replace it with. In those blogs many had used the Wixley digital readout on their new fence with very good luck. I have not installed it yet, believe it or not, but it's because I retired recently and my wife and I have been RVing. I sure that it will be excellent.