Do I have to remove the extension wing from my Craftsman to install this item?
821620
I did not have to remove my extension wing on my Craftsman saw, but there are different types of extension - cast iron (solid and not solid), stamped steel and even aluminum.
821621
I have a 1950's Craftsman table saw and it attached with no problem at all. I have the extension on the right side and it works well. So, no you do not need to remove the extension, just the geared rail for the original rip fence as the rail for this fence fits there.
821622
Mike, I have extensions on my Grizzly and did not have to remove them when I installed mine so I am sure you would not have to remove yours either.Bruce
217617
No it will not fit the Craftsman. You would need to look for "rotary backing plate". This Astro Pneumatic plate is only used for DA polisher/sanders
200226
I don't think so, then again, I'm no carpenter or craftsman. I purchased for my contractor install while in the process of adding a laundry room to our home. We are pleased with the stowaway ironing board.
1661427
Not sure about the craftsman but I would think so , they also sell them at menards
251492
No complaints at all. You'd have to drill holes in the rails to mount it to extension wings. I think it's probably a whole lot easier to drill holes in the saw table rather than trying to drill a hole in the round front bar. The holes in the front bar and my table lined up nicely, but I had to drill and tap holes in the back of my saw. A handheld drill and a new bit was plenty of power to get through the cast iron in no time at all.
1382291
I'm not sure - I bought it for a friend who owned a really old Craftsman and I need to add a couple of washers but it did indeed work. Good luck.
1614611
The unit comes with the drill attachment. You must purchase any additional attachments you desire. It is interchangeable with the craftsman as well.
251491
not sure what extension wings are. I can tell you I am very happy with this product. I rate it as a 10.Dale
478371
If you can open up the string cartridge, you can manually wind this on it. I've done this with several different manufacturers, but not a Craftsman.
318638
Im not 100% on that. I installed on a Craftsman, the unit does seem to be somewhat universal and works well.Hope this helps.
2199670
Yes. You will need to remove the upper portion of support column and substitute the supposed extension piece. I have mine mounted in a 5'6" tall location. You will not find this modification in any Simple Human instruction. I made no permanent modification to unit. The spring will not compress enough! Don't even try!! If you start cutting it with a hack saw, you will certainly void warranty and most likely destroy the unit. Again, no permanent modification required! I still have original upper arm in case I ever want to move the location of unit. I figure this thing is going to last for years! Yes. You will need to remove the upper portion of support column and substitute the supposed extension piece. I have mine mounted in a 5'6" tall location. You will not find this modification in any Simple Human instruction. I made no permanent modification to unit. The spring will not compress enough! Don't even try!! If you start cutting it with a hack saw, you will certainly void warranty and most likely destroy the unit. Again, no permanent modification required! I still have original upper arm in case I ever want to move the location of unit. I figure this thing... » Read More Yes. You will need to remove the upper portion of support column and substitute the supposed extension piece. I have mine mounted in a 5'6" tall location. You will not find this modification in any Simple Human instruction. I made no permanent modification to unit. The spring will not compress enough! Don't even try!! If you start cutting it with a hack saw, you will certainly void warranty and most likely destroy the unit. Again, no permanent modification required! I still have original upper arm in case I ever want to move the location of unit. I figure this thing is going to last for years! « Show Less
558490
Haven't tried to installit yet so I can't answer. I bought it for a Craftsman.
1261513
I don't know, I never got passed the instructions that were advertised as simple and not needing any further carpentry work. You needed a professional to rework the install. I returned it.
1615599
It's designed for a Dremel, so I would say no, unless Craftsman is identical to Dremel.
2207133
It does not include an aligment tool. You can install without one if you are careful
251494
I have a 1982 Craftsmans saw with a cast iron Bench Dog router extension on the left side and another extension on the right. My front rail is mounted to the far right of the saw and far left of th router extension. No problems on the front and one hole one the rear. It works fine much much better than the original craftsman fence. I have 30 inches right of the blade and 24 left.
1740674
I don't remember if there was or not, I have had this for quite a while now. Installation was not difficult - removed the stem from the steering tube and put this extension on the tube, then put the stem onto the extension above the spacer stack. Pretty simple to do. Good luck!!