Will it work/fit on a saw with 16 mm arbor? I understands that 5/8" is not exactly 16 mm, but I was wondering if 16 mm equals to 5/8 in this case.
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Alex, I'm afraid not. You would wind up with some terrible vibrations. The only reason I have the 5/8" blade is it came with the new Makita saw I purchased. There's any number of 16 mm blades available online.
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This blade set should work on any 10" table saw with a 5/8" arbor. I use it on my 10" saw, no problem.
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I really don't know, I could not use them. I should have returned them but by the time I went to use them it was already passed the return date. Reason they were supposed to have a 5/8ths arbor they did not ant one I did finally got on was not in on the shaft all the way and it scored the safety on the saw. I have 3 of them. They looked good. I wish I could get ride of them.Hope this heled.Rene
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I'm not sure. Chances are that, yes it will fit, but you will need to drill a few holes in the saw to make it fit. Don't worry, a few clean holes won't hurt the saw. Just make sure to measure accurately.
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Hello Michelle, good afternoon. The best way I can answer your question would be to ask the specs of your chainsaw. If it is for 16" then the blade I would think would fit but to be sure, the manufacturer typically states the chain saw make/model that are compatible to their blade. I hope my explanation did not disappoint you too much. Oni
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I would appreciate a little more information to help. My 16" scroll saw is the distance from the blade to the throat of the saw for maximum cut. If this is the distance you are referring to your 5" saw, this dimension is irrelevant. You need to know if your tool can accommodate the extended blade holder type below the table and above the top arm.
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This blade in the picture is not the 5/8" arbor type. As a matter of fact, I bought the 5/8" arbor and I haven't opened the box and use it yet. My understanding is the nut of the grinder can be screwed in from both sides. One side is for a thin blade the other side is for a thicker blade such as the 5/8" arbor.
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The 9/16 is referring to the opening for a twig or branch that can be cut. I measured mine and it is closer to 5/8". I think 3" would almost require a chain saw. Remember, this is a hedge trimmer .... not a chain saw.
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Yes. The arbor has a built in bushing that increases it's size to 7/8". The arbor nut is also made with a raised area on it for 7/8". That's what the grinder is made for and that's the size I use. We used nothing but DeWalt grinders at the gas company and I went a step up to buy this better one. Tjhis IS the one to buy!
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I use this on my 10" Craftsman Radial Arm Saw without any inserts (I am assuming you mean the arbor shaft). It will fit any saw with a 5/8" arbor. You would need a special dado insert for any table saw due to the width of the blades.
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I've used other blade types (fine tooth, rough cut) from different manufacturers without any problems. As long as the blade size was 3 3/8, I had no problems. The arbor size and blade key appears to universal on the saw. Ive been really pleased with this saw (wish I bought one years ago!) and laser sight has been helpful--it's bright and batteries last well on it.
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Mine is 7/8" with a 5/8" insert included. The insert is the blade upon shipment so this a 7/8" arbor hole and can be sized down to 5/8" with the included insert. 1/2" doesn't come into play with this blade unless you have your own rings.
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I had no problem- although the hole diameter is tight on my Saw Stop arbor. I would compare the hole diameter in the Freud Box joint blades to the hole diameter of a blade that fits. If the Freud is smaller- send it back for a replacement.
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I found that on my Craftsman table saw the outermost blade rested wholly on the threaded portion of the arbor the blades mount on. This threaded area is slightly smaller in diameter than the unthreaded portion of the arbor allowing the outermost blade to rest slightly offset from the centerline of the arbor. This effectively increases its diameter causing it to cut deeper leaving an "uneven base." I resolved the problem by using a single wrapping of aluminum tape (approx. .003") around the threads under the outer blade. The aluminum tape is soft and may need to be replaced periodically to maintain the blade's tight fit on the shaft. I found that on my Craftsman table saw the outermost blade rested wholly on the threaded portion of the arbor the blades mount on. This threaded area is slightly smaller in diameter than the unthreaded portion of the arbor allowing the outermost blade to rest slightly offset from the centerline of the arbor. This effectively increases its diameter causing it to cut deeper leaving an "uneven base." I resolved the problem by using a single wrapping of aluminum tape (approx. .003") around the threads under the outer blade. The aluminum tape is soft and may need to be replaced... » Read More I found that on my Craftsman table saw the outermost blade rested wholly on the threaded portion of the arbor the blades mount on. This threaded area is slightly smaller in diameter than the unthreaded portion of the arbor allowing the outermost blade to rest slightly offset from the centerline of the arbor. This effectively increases its diameter causing it to cut deeper leaving an "uneven base." I resolved the problem by using a single wrapping of aluminum tape (approx. .003") around the threads under the outer blade. The aluminum tape is soft and may need to be replaced periodically to maintain the blade's tight fit on the shaft. « Show Less
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I"m not sure if its 5/8" exactly but I do know it more or less the standard size for 10" table saws. I put a 10" freud LU87 rip blade on and am impressed with the feedrate on some 3" x 4" ancient fence material that was in a barn for years which consist of Maple, Cherry, Beech, Red Oak and White Oak. Not a unisaw but impressive for a portable saw of that genre. Minumal burn marks and nice square cut.
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I have the same Dewalt 715 12" Miter saw and the arbor on my saw is to small to fit the laser and if I try to use it the blade comes lose no matter how much I tighten the bolt it just wont work. My saw or box don't have a type on it.
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It should work fine as long as the arbor hole (5/8) is the same. May not cut clean through on some pieces seeing that it is smaller diameter form the 7 1/2 blade.