Is there any provision for mounting this saw to a stand to cut stock the way I would with an abrasive cut-off saw?
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Swag off-road has a compact table that increases the versatility of this bandsaw.I have one that is setup with extensions on the left and right sides with a miter gauge and foot pedal. I am able to cut 20 foot pieces of steel and other materials. The bandsaw can be removed from the stand quickly to make portable cuts.
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As far as I know there is no accessory that will allow you to use this like a chop saw. There is a table accesory that will hold the saw and allow you to use it like a stationary band saw. If that doesn't help. I can tell you from experience that I have cot stock by myself one handed. I say one handed because I held and used the saw with one hand, I used my other hand to hold the stock on my work cart. With a little practice it is pretty easy to do. I hope this helps.
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As far as I know nothing available to make it work like a chop saw but there is the swag off road table.
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Hi Mark, Despite the way the photo looks, the stand will be shipped to you with the mounting brackets and bolts you will need to mount your saw. Those brackets handle our Dewalt saws as well as other brands, like Mikita. The price and part number are complete. You need to order nothing else.Larry
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No idea, but since it's a normal rack rail, you can cut it with a hack saw.
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Yes. That's the same saw I put on it. Its the best saw stand I've ever used.
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I haven't tried separating the saw from the stand, but I believe that you can. Yes, my recollection is that is the total weight.
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If I were you, I'd go online and download the owner's guide for the stand. It should have dimensions for the mounting brackets and maybe a listing of compatible table saws. The brackets the saw mounts to are movable so it will work with other models. Besides, you can always use your current table saw to make a nice ply base for it to mount to. Good luck!
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I have the same saw. Check out Home Depot. I bought what's called a Universal Edge Guide. I had to do some minor filling on the mounting slots of the shoe of the saw. Works great!
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The only way I think you could do that is if you put a sacrificial piece of wood mounted to the piece to screw to the head stock and then cut it off. I would not recommend that though. Best to use the right tools, you always get better results.BTW, this is a great little lathe, I've used it for over a year now. No issues. First one shipped damaged, no issue with the return and shipment of another.
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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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This is a tough saw and should be able to do it. I have not actually tried it myself.
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That would be cool, but I don't know how using the stock configuration... you will probably need to rudimentally lathe a solution.
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Any portable table saw with 4 bolt holes can be mounted to it, but this item is made for a miter saw which is different than a table saw. Table saw stands are usually a bit shorter and wider so they don't tip as easy.
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Technically there is no reason you couldn't I guess - the bar is a different piece. However finding suitable metal, tapping new holes, etc might make it more trouble than it is worth. I had search for a jig for a smaller slotted saw and eventually decided on a bigger saw. The only other option is to make a jig using many of the available patterns online. Might not be the answer you were looking for, but hope it helps. : )
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Not as equipped. I constructed an auxiliary fence that holds the stock at the 45 degrees. It is actually more of an additional table rather than a fence with a strip on the bottom to be placed in the miter slide groove and then I use two small machinist clamps to hold it in place. This saw is much more stable and with far less blade wobble than any other out there. Good luck. If I can be of further assistance just ask.
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From just eyeballing the saw, it looks to be about the same size as the Milwaukee 12" I have on my stand. There's room for adjustment with the attachment so I'd say, yes you can. You might need some bolts from your local hardware store (I recommend stainless). I've had the setup for two years and couldn't be happier with it.
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It is not the same saw although at first glance it appears so. The one without a stand will not accept a dado stack. This one will. Also width of material able to be cut is greater with this model.
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Kai,The stand will except a saw of 28" wide, 16" deep. There are slotted adjustable holes to except the holes for mounting the base of your saw. So if your saw is within (smaller) these dimensions it should bolt up. If not you can mount a suitable size of 3/4 plywood to the stand then screw the saw to the plywood.