My old Crafstman table saw is 27" front to back. Will this fence fit?
372655
It may........my Delta is 27" front to back and it works really well. You my have to add/move some mounting points but I don't think that's too tough.
372656
I put mine on a delta saw, but I would bet it would work with my craftsman. It is a great product. I love mine.
372657
It will absolutely fit. I have a Craftsman 113 series saw which is also 27" front to rear. I didn't need to drill any holes either.
372658
Absolutly. nice fit and you will be happy with it. you will need to drill a coulple of holes but its no big deal. The Vega pro will change up and modernize the good ole Craftsman --- they don't make em like this anymore solid milled steel.
2272356
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
2074571
Most Delta saws have Biesemeyer fence, YES it fits. Should you have one those small "Portable saws", I don't know.
1580920
I cannot say with certainty, however I will say the fence is very versatile and quite easy to modify which is what I did rather than modify my saw. I would suspect you could make it work for your needs. Sorry for the delayed response.
218173
Sorry for the late responce. I honestly can't say only because I have an older DW744 10" table saw. I know yours is a bit smaller. If you like send me your measurements of your opening and I can compair
612612
You've got to help me out here. Per the Incra web page - The miter bar's adjustment range accommodates actual slot widths between 0.740" and 0.765". I have a 10* Craftsman table saw from the time that these saws had cast iron tables and the miter slots were under .75". Check your miter slots with a pair of calipers or equal. If they are in that range you are in business. The fence can be repositioned relative to the protractor head and can be used on the right or left hand side of the blade and for various distances between the miter slot and the blade. The miter gage comes with a removable "T" slot adapter in case your saw has a "T" slot. One of the key steps to setting this up is you need a precision square or triangle to set the protractor head to the bar. See video at http://www.incra.com/product_miter1000se.htm This is a nice gauge and I hope that it will fit your saw. I am very pleased with the improvement this has made in my wood working. Regards, Cliff
950227
Should fit, assuming your saw has a 27-in deep table. You may have to do some fiddling to make it bolt up correctly, however. For attaching to my Grizzly table saw I had to elongate a couple of holes with a round file in order to match the saw's bolt pattern.
2119094
I'm not exactly sure what measurement you are looking for, so I am going to give you a couple different dimensions. The base of the saw, which mounts to your table top, is 17 x 24". When the saw slide is extended fully to the rear it protrudes 9" from the back edge of the mounting base. The distance from the very back edge of the slide to the very front edge of the angle adjustment knob is 35". From the "fence" to the back of the saw slide is 17 ".
1536803
yes it can be installed in all table saw less than 27 inch deep!!! in the worst case you only need to attach and secure a 5 inch wide square metal tubes or wood board to the back of your table saw to extend it to 27 in or modify the fence to move the rear rail glider 5 inches to front
948816
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.
1287344
I do not know, but can you just measure the lenght and get universal? 30 bucks is little too much, you would be better off to get brand new saw!!!!
2197188
I'd suggest you go to the Oregon website and crossreference the chain with your pole saw model, that's what I did to make sure it fit.
1965826
I don't know about your model table saw, but it fits my, 40 year old, Craftsman 10" table saw Model #: 113.241691.I suggest you contact the manufacturer at (800)786-8902 or (763)515-7459 or email info@benchdog.com
2119091
I'm not exactly sure what measurement you are looking for, so I am going to give you a couple different dimensions. The base of the saw, which mounts to your table top, is 17 x 24". When the saw slide is extended fully to the rear it protrudes 9" from the back edge of the mounting base. The distance from the very back edge of the slide to the very front edge of the angle adjustment knob is 35". From the "fence" to the back of the saw slide is 17 ½".
820595
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.
635104
Yes should fit fine as others have responded. The only thing I would add is that the pullout extension arms don't necessarily hang level when you fully extend them out. So if you do one setting and then have to change it for different length lumber, you do have to play with the vertical arms to keep them on the same plane as the saw table. But for the price that was a minor annoyance and the stand worked fine for my purposes. If you are a professional and/or doing lots of jobs, it may not be "minor" to be making constant adjustments.
754756
Never tried - just curious, do you mean the tools that fit into the grooves built into the surface of the table ? The fence is pretty decent for this type of saw - it is not as tight (solid, steady) as a traditional saw like a Delta Contractor 10"