Will this work with a table saw? I have a 15 Amp Ryobi dry table saw. I am hoping to cut 2" pewter concrete step stones with it. Thanks in advance!
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I use this blade on my wet saw (NO water though) to cut 4 inch cap stones. Nice dry blade, works well.
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Do you have a respirator? It'll cut but the stone dust is going to go everywhere.
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This is intended to work with a brick or tile saw where there is a water flush to catch the dust. I think there would be too much dust if it is used on a table saw. The dust would probably wear the saw motor and drive belt system quickly. I would not recommend for a dry saw.
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I am not sure, I installed it on my miter saw and it has cut a ton of bricks and paver stones for me to build a patio. It is like a standard size saw blade. Hope that helps
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If the blade will fit in the saw it will work. We use ours in a 10 in compound saW. Be aware that there will be a lot of dust and small piecies of stone flying everywhere, and it is hard on motors, bearings and saw tops.
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Have not tried it with this saw but I had a electric saw and the blade dont last the blade burns up quick esspecially on harder tile
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I am not the ultimate expert on saw and blades but I would not recommend buying 10" stack dado for small table saw. I use it on delta unisaw which is 220v and has more powerful motor. On my saw it works very smooth and does a great job. I have a Bosch table saw similar to your dewalt and I would not use dado larger than 8" and I would not try to cut too deep in one go.
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Type 2 table saw is to small, you will need at least a 10 inch cabinet saw with a large tableI purchased one of these and had to return it, as it was to large for my delta 34-450
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Hi, Works great on my 113.xxx Craftsman 1hp tablesaw. I ordered two because I am sure I will find a use for another. P.S.........I wouldn't be too concerned about the router HP rating. I think it will handle it. The max on a 15 am circuit is ....15 amps and I am sure the router is less than that.
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hi Ed, i'm pretty sure you would want to get a 5/16 grinding stone for your saw chain. i'm assuming you have something like a ms 260 class chainsaw.
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How does a jigsaw compare to a table saw? Its not a rotary tool. I find it well suited for precision cuts or cuts in tight spaces; but, not for long or deep cuts. Molding, door frames, sheet metal. I'd use it to remove grout; but wouldn't be my choice concrete.
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Don't try it with this piece of crap. You should set the bevel on your circular saw or table saw to 45 degrees, and then run the blade across the wide side of the board. Do not try to set the miter and the bevel of a table saw at the same time, or else one side of your board will push more material through and your blade will bind up.
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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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Hi Craig, I think it all depends on the chain you're using and not the saw. You might want to go their site to see if it work. Mine works great. I have a 372XP.
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Seems to work with all Dewalt saws. I have numerous saws,and it works well. Good luck.
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I primarily use this saw for glass. I have used it on copper bar that was .37" thick. The saw really didn't like doing it. It is under powered for use with metal or thick materials and for production work it would be nearly useless. It is a craft saw (which means toy). It works great on glass, tile, and thin wood. But it sounds like you are going to need a machine that has more power. I have thought that a ring saw might have been a better idea. Good Hunting.
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This saw is designed to be used for cutting and scribing concrete, various types of stones and various types of tiles. It is not recommended to be use on cutting wood.
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I am not familar with th eDewalt DW745 table saw. I would say that as long as the slide is the same width as the slot in th Dewal table surface, it should work just fine. I am using it wth a Bosch router table and that combination works quite well.
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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.
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NO! Do not put this blade on a table saw. This blade is actually for a cordless circular saw. I purchased it for my porter cable 4-1/2-inch trim saw. Install only the blade diameter recommended by the manufacturer.
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I use mine in a standard 14" chop saw that runs at 3800rpm. The blade is rated at 2000rpm, but I wanted something that would cut thick aluminum. It really works well on the aluminum. I'm able to clamp the work tightly in the chop saw vise, and slowly push the saw through the work. It goes through nearly effortlessly, and makes a nice smooth cut. I have not tried it on steel, since it is running over speed, and I want to keep the blade in good shape.