ridgid wormdrive saws are not listed. will it work with them?
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I contacted Prazi and they are very helpful with my Makita that is not listed. I needed a special bolt that they shipped to me next day.
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Not sure, but it should fit most except the ones listed as not compatible. I got the Bosch 1677M and it works great.
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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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This is what I am aware of (Plus I do not use mine I don't find them all that great)Easy installation: simply replace the outer blade washer of your miter saw with the laser guide unit.Does not fit 12" Ridgid, Pro-Tech, Makita LS1221 and DeWalt DW705S miter saws produced before 2005.Does not fit Porter-Cable Quick-Change, Skil and worm-drive circular saws. Hope this is some help..... Darryl
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It depends. Generally, this would work with most motors, as mentioned by another commenter. There are exceptions. I believe you will have problems using this type of controller on tools that also have some form of electronic speed control built in. For example, soft--start routers. The soft start is electronically controlled and conflicts with the electronic control of the speed control device. This causes erratic operation. I'm guessing that if your sawzall speed is electronically controlled, the answer would be no.
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I have not assembled my saw yet. Best answer I can give is probably. Contact the compny that sells the brand here. They were quick to answer my questions last year.
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Have a look on page 15 of the router table's manual (http://mdm.boschwebservices.com/files/r19002v2.pdf). Ridgid isn't listed, however you might be able to match your mounting plate type to one of those listed.I've enjoyed having the table (my first) and have become quite comfortable using it with my Hitachi router. You do need to check that the plate is level with the table quite often so you don't get uneven grooves and rabbets. Good purchase overall.
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best bet is to go to lowes and ask..and if you bought your saw from the same company i did..there custmer service is the worst..mine didnt come with a chain so they sent me one....it was freakin used..good luck
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I'm not familiar with the Ridgid saws but suspect it will with some new holes drilled.
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don't know. It does fit my Ridgid TS2400-1 table saw, but it is a rather snug fit...requires persuasion.
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I am not familiar with the Craftman. I Googled one up, and it looked like it was probably made by Troy-Bilt. It would definitely work with a Troy-Bilt if it has a straight shaft and an EZ-Link to attach accessories. I looked at my engine. It is a 26.2cc 4-cycle engine. It has a lot of torque and a smooth power band. I love the saw. It is great for trimming. It only has an 8" bar, and does not take a lot of power.
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First I do not have your saw but I feel it should work. The tracks are very similar. My gauge worked great to tune up my Saw Stop. Best of luck.
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Yes it will work with any cordless saw. I bought this but honestly it really it a waste of money. I use my homemade guide which is so much more accurate. I should put this into a garage sale
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I do not know about the saw. I use it for a hedge trimmer and a leaf blower.
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Your model isn't listed. Try this one: Husqvarna 505698193 3/8-Inch Low Profile Saw Chain Filing Kit
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My sears saw will not work on it. I wish they had told me what saw would work before I purchase. I wasted my money.
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The RA1171 manual doesn't specifically state that it's compatible with any Ridgid routers. A quick search indicates that it may fit; worst case you'd have to drill some mounting holes in the RA1171 router plate.
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They should -- I have a Ridgid 14" saw, and they fit in without any issues. Blocks are a fairly standard part, as most saws will allow you to slide them in as far as needed to make contact with the blade edge before tightening them down.