Does this table saw have the 3/4 inch miter slots? I have two tenon jigs that require the 3/4 inch slots. Thank you. dave
1758641
If you are referring to the slots or grooves the miter square slides in the answer is YES. It has a slot on each side of the blade.
976176
According to the INCRA web page, the Miter 1000's adjustable miter bar will fit square-sided miter slots measuring 3/4" wide, 3/8" deep, and with or without a 15/16" T-slot at the bottom. The miter bar's adjustment range accommodates actual slot widths between 0.740" and 0.765". Most, if not all, table saws have the standard 3/4 by 3/8" miter slot so measure your slot and if it's close, you are in business.
2009715
According to this: http://dewalt.com/tools/machinery-portable-table-saws-dw745_2.aspx, you have a 5/8" arbor, so it should fit (pretty standard hole size for table saws); however, you should VERIFY the LENGTH of the arbor so to make sure it will fit the stack you need. Don't forget to get the dado blade insert for the top (which does not come with the dado set).
137240
it will fit any 3/4 inch slot, which is standard on many better saw tables such as Dewalt or Jet
510565
Hi David, If The Channel in your table saw measures 3/4" wide by 3/8" tall it should fit. But I think your saw might have a different type channel. I had to remove the front guide wheel to fit my older iron top craftsman saw. Good luck, Kevin
1356444
You are correct about the short arbor. Many of my dados are cut to 3/4". I simply omit the stabilizer disc and put the nut right against the blade. It was a little freaky at first but I'm used to it now as it seems to work fine. Safety wise there does not appear to be an issue. What else is there to do?
734610
The saw has the standard miter slot. The Bosch 4000 did not have the T slot cut in the bottom of the miter slot. However, the 4100 does. I don't have an Incra gage, but I believe any of Incra's line of miter gages would use the standard 3/8 x 3/4 miter slot dimension. The according to their spec, the Incra 1000 HD for example works with or without the 15/16" T at the bottom of the miter slot. Note also the 1000 HD has some width adjustment to fit snugly in the miter slot.
518326
I'm not sure if it will fit the model table saw you're asking about or not, but I bought mine to be a zero clearance dado insert and it worked great. Only problem is obviously, if you use for a 3/4 inch dado cut for example, then it's no longer a zero clearance insert for any dado cut thinner than 3/4 inch. I was okay with that. I'm not making finish carpentry, just a beginner woodworker making projects as a hobby. I use mine on a Dewalt DW744.
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FYI, no you don't need 2 bars to make a miter slot. While any woodworker knows that 2 is better than 1, any good wood or metal strip can be used solo if attached properly. I just watched a video about the micro jig zero play guide bar system and another user used 1 guide bar for a cross cut sled and the other for a miter sled for picture frames. It may not be popular, but it is definitely an option so don't be misled.
1459770
You folks are referencing a different saw. This one does not have miter gauge slots on the table. If you're trying to get the blade parallel to the rip fence, you can just slightly move the rip fence when locking it in place, as in every table saw. Check your saw to verify the model number for better help.
1610814
No. this is not a miter box saw. It has a stiffening bar on it as you can see. That stiffener will not fit in a miter box slot and you only have about 1.5 inches of depth of cut before you'd hit that stiffener bar. However, its a a good saw with many different uses (and it works very well for those uses) and I'm glad to have it. But its not a miter box saw.
196766
I'm not 100 percent sure but I do not think so this miter gage has a T slot at the end of it and I do not believe the Dewalt table saws do
723175
I had to lookup the specs on that saw. It does have a standard miter slot, so the answer is yes.
127559
I'm not sure, but... there aren't any slots, so wouldn't the answer be neither one? It's just a 1/2 in dovetail with a smooth top, no notches or slots.
849546
I purchased this item in 2010 for my Ridgid jobsite table saw that you reference. It fits PERFECTLY. I used it with a dado set to fabricate the frame for my router table. Don't know where other folks are getting their misinformation. They may be thinking about one of the other saw models.
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It wouldn't be suitable for 1/4 inch stock over 3.5" wide. If you replace the stock blade with a small tooted finish blade it would be just the ticket. In fact it can cross cut a 2" X 4" but miters of this size lumber are impossible. Fine for 3/4" thick or smaller stock.
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No. I actually returned this because it is too large for my own 3/8" chuck. Milwaukee does make one which will fit 3/8" though.