How deep is this saw without the dust bag? I'd like to put it on a 27" deep table that's against the wall &amp; hook it to a dust collection system.
595719
Without dust bag 28" from front of base to the back of extended arm but the saw sticks out 12" or so from base to front end of adjustment handle. Love the saw.
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.
824003
its a large cloth/plastic bag that attaches to the bottom of the saw, however I don't use it I hooked my saw up to a dust collection system for normal use, I will say that if you plan on moving the saw allot or need to to stow it it folds up easily and moves around on its own wheels very nicely. all the tools and fence store on the outer case.
58983
Unless you build a dust collection box under the saw table with a four inch port I would say no.
1041852
I use the Dust Deputy connected to my table saw, bandsaw and planer and it collects 95% of the shavings and sawdust. The HEPA filter in my ShopVac is spotless and the container is totally empty. I have been using it for several years and I am totally satisfied.However, I have only used it for working with wood and never tried to use it for dust created by sheetrock. I cannot image that it would perform well with sheetrock dust which is definitely fine dust. It was designed to use with to collect wood chips and sawdust.
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I got this and then the Oneida Ultimate Dust Deputy II For Festool that sits on top of it as that keeps much of the dust out of the vacuum, so it makes it easier to empty. I use it mainly for sanding. I don't think it's a good choice for a table saw. You might be better off with dust collector like JET DC-650CK Dust Collector or similar, as those are made for table saws assuming you have a way to capture the dust like a 4" dust port on your table saw. There are attachments to compensate if you don't have a dust port. Dust collection can get pretty involved. I have a large cyclone and the Festool. Go to Rockler.com to get some ideas on dust collection and/or oneida-air.com. I hope this helped some what. I got this and then the Oneida Ultimate Dust Deputy II For Festool that sits on top of it as that keeps much of the dust out of the vacuum, so it makes it easier to empty. I use it mainly for sanding. I don't think it's a good choice for a table saw. You might be better off with dust collector like JET DC-650CK Dust Collector or similar, as those are made for table saws assuming you have a way to capture the dust like a 4" dust port on your table saw. There are attachments to compensate if you don't have a dust port. Dust collection can get pretty involved. I have a large cyclone and... » Read More I got this and then the Oneida Ultimate Dust Deputy II For Festool that sits on top of it as that keeps much of the dust out of the vacuum, so it makes it easier to empty. I use it mainly for sanding. I don't think it's a good choice for a table saw. You might be better off with dust collector like JET DC-650CK Dust Collector or similar, as those are made for table saws assuming you have a way to capture the dust like a 4" dust port on your table saw. There are attachments to compensate if you don't have a dust port. Dust collection can get pretty involved. I have a large cyclone and the Festool. Go to Rockler.com to get some ideas on dust collection and/or oneida-air.com. I hope this helped some what. « Show Less
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The table on the saw is not particularly large, and mine didn't come with any extensions. As I anticipated moving the saw around to various jobs rather than bringing the work to the shop, I purchased a saw stand that is very stable and has extensions.
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When you say table are you refering to a router table or table saw? If it is a router it helps to have ~25 inches to the incra side to be able to fully use the system, even more when you are using the vac system. If on a tablesaw, you will need the incra rails and adapters, you mat want to add support legs, you can make those. Hope that answers your question.
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I mounted mine on the right side. I just had to remove the large plastic motor cover so the router would have enough room to mount up. My table saw is a Craftsman 10in and I had no problem removing and mounting everything. I put a piece of cardboard over the opening created by removing the plastic cover but haven't had any issues. Oh, there is plenty of room when I tilt the blade.
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Not well. Dust collecting hoses plugged into the machine pull loose when the unit is moved to a mitered 45. Then you have to fuss with the thing to get it reattached. There must be a good way to secure this and make it travel smoothly but I haven't found it yet. Otherwise this is a great saw.
1298367
Use a piece of plywood and cut out an area for saw table, connect to table using j-hooks. Use angle stock from hardware store with vise grips or wood clamps as a rip fence.
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Well you've already received 2 responses but for what it's worth I did receive a material clamp with my saw. Similar in design & function as the one I use on my Porter Cable 12". As for any slop or undesirable movement when fully extended I can say that I haven't experienced any problems. If you don't have a bench top to place your saw, I would highly recommend the Dewalt DWX723 Heavy Duty Miter Saw Stand. Easy to set up, you can set up either side for material support or positive stop if you plan on cutting material the same length over & over again. It is absolutely solid & I've been impressed with the design. Hope this helps you. Good Luck. Well you've already received 2 responses but for what it's worth I did receive a material clamp with my saw. Similar in design & function as the one I use on my Porter Cable 12". As for any slop or undesirable movement when fully extended I can say that I haven't experienced any problems. If you don't have a bench top to place your saw, I would highly recommend the Dewalt DWX723 Heavy Duty Miter Saw Stand. Easy to set up, you can set up either side for material support or positive stop if you plan on cutting material the same length over & over again. It is absolutely solid & I've been... » Read More Well you've already received 2 responses but for what it's worth I did receive a material clamp with my saw. Similar in design & function as the one I use on my Porter Cable 12". As for any slop or undesirable movement when fully extended I can say that I haven't experienced any problems. If you don't have a bench top to place your saw, I would highly recommend the Dewalt DWX723 Heavy Duty Miter Saw Stand. Easy to set up, you can set up either side for material support or positive stop if you plan on cutting material the same length over & over again. It is absolutely solid & I've been impressed with the design. Hope this helps you. Good Luck. « Show Less
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I just measured my saw 3 1/2" max thickness. That's from the table to the bottom of the saw guard/motor housing.
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Fence is entirely removable. Yes you would loose dust port when found so. I don't have a dovetail jig so can't visualize how you would fasten that to the table. The base does collect quite a bit of cuttings. I've read where some guys have installed additional vacuum port in base to deal with this. I simply open door and vacuum out any waste. Its my first router table so I don't have any prior experience to compare this to. My research narrowed my choices to between the bench dog and the Kreg. Ultimately the bench dog won out. It just seemed more portable and I really didn't like the fence design on the Kreg. More of a gimmick in my mind than useful.
75955
Dust collection even with a vac or dust collector is not very good but it is about the same as most sliding miter saws. Otherwise it's a great saw especially for the price.
2170788
No dust collector option for this saw. I guess they didn't think it was needed on the 20V battery version.
782675
There is a nob that When tightened keeps the saw at what ever height you need it. If you were to loosen it you could probably do a drop cut.