Will this fence ride on the angle rails of a Craftsman tablesaw?
380485
No but, you can easily modify your saw to accept the delta rails. I did so on my craftsman that is over 30 yrs old
380486
I am not sure, but I doubt it. The fence has a specific latching mechanism that is probably different than the one on a craftsman saw. I had to mount the rails on my saw by drilling a few holes.
380487
I never attempted to see if they would fit . I don't think they will .so use the rails supplied .they have to be re drilled to fit.
380488
Don you will have to install new rails that come with the fence the fence is awsome it is a bit of work to install the new rails but it can be done
380489
No. The rails needed are provided. If you have one of the old 113.XXXX You will need to drill some holes in your saw but there is a very easy to follow and thorough instructable.
2243103
Greg, I can't see any reason why you couldn't make this fence work on any standard table saw...you may have to drill a few holes....I put this fence on a Powermatic 66 and it works super..couldn't ask for better.
616285
Yes the rails will fit your saw. Keep in mind you will need a Biesemeyer fence.
2174974
I can not comment on its use for the Rikon 10-321 saw, but regarding your other question, the fence can be removed at any point on the rails as log as you loosen the nuts holding it on. In other words, the fence would have to be partially disassembled to remove it and this isn't something you would want to do frequently since you may have to adjust it to be at 90 degrees and this may have to be adjusted each time you take it off. .
1846475
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.
754755
probably. The saw has two rails and a fence that tightens down. If the after market fence can fit on the railsthen you should be good. Look at the saw photos up close and determine this.
1459771
Good question. My Mikita 10" table saw has been experiencing slight misalignment. Also, the fence measurement is off about 1/4" inch. Answer: I haven't the foggiest idea.
207606
No. It works on my ridgid table saw fence, dewalt table saw fence, and my incra LS fence. It rides along the face of the fence. It does not lock or slide into anything.
1367282
I have the Porter Cable bandsaw and the fence you are asking about. The fence mounting fits the bandsaw with no adjustments or cobbling to make it fit. I needed something stable for very fine work and it has met my needs very well. Hope this helps.
413755
If your table saw is a standard set up it should. The track on the left of the blade on mine are roughly 3.5 in from the saw and the grooves are standard 3/4 wide and 3/8 deep. The sled is adjustable to ensure a smooth fit.
865222
I guess it could, but you would have to remove the carriage when you want use your table saw. the carriage is bolted to the table using 6 bolts. I would think mounting and removing the carriage would be a pain. you cannot use this incra fence for table saw operations since the fence will no stay square to the blade. t
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I purchased one and mounted it to a Grizzly table saw and love it. My saw table and extensions are cast so that would be about the only concern I would have about yours. I'm sure that it would it would fit yours but you may have to drill an extra hole or two to mount it. I was fortunate and did not have to do that and there is a good chance that you would not either.
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.
413757
I would contact (e-mail) Grizzly, they would surely know. My tablesaw is not a rigid.
1784047
Yes it can but you either have to use the offset mounting brackets or do what I did and use a 1/2 sheet of plywood between the saw and the brackets. It works great and the plywood actually made the setup stiff and more solid feeling.
1083750
This fence measures 18". The manual for your saw says your table measures 19.5". It doesn't sound like it will work. You could try sears parts direct. Call them on the phone, though. Website is a mess.
283250
If you get the DEWALT DW7231 Miter-Saw Workstation Tool Mounting Brackets it will or if you use two of these and a piece of plywood as the table that will work as well.