Can I still use the Freud blade with my Rockwell saw even though the hole is much larger on the blade?
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I have the Rockwell, the freud blade arbor is 20 millimeter but comes with a 3/8-Inch reducer bushing to fit on the Rockwell saw. Hope this helps
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I gave mine away because it was too small; it also didn't accept any of the accessories that fit most other table saws. I love Rockwell tools but I do not like their table saw.
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Although I'm not 100% sure, I remember reading several reviews indicating there were "challenges" using this device with Ryobi, Rigid and Hitachi miter saws - especially their 10" models. Not sure why, possibly the type and quality of blade that ships with these units. A wider kerf can cause problems
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Yes. I did with my drill. I had to buy the proper size hole saw. Very good instructions are included.
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Well I do not have the blade in front of me right now, but the "hole" is about 1 inch in diameter. It fits my Shindawa and Maruyama bush cutters. This is an amazing blade. It gets in there and cuts the hell out of everything. Best money I ever spent on a blade. Only thing I had to do was to get my grinder and sharpen and lengthen the blade edge.
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Craftsman has a dado insert for your saw. I can not speak if other brands will interchange. You will like this product.
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I'm not sure what a "T: blade is,but it will take the old style blade that is normally held in with screws and it will take the modern blades. I have already used both types in mine.If most of what you do is make straight cuts,you might want to consider buying a oscillating multitool instead. Now that I have one the only time I will ever plug my jigsaw in is when I have to cut a curve.
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Look at the hole in the center if it is the same and the blade shape is the same it will fit. D.N.
1350095
Not sure, depends on what size blade the matrix mounts! I'm not really familiar with that tool!
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You really DON'T want to do that. It'll most likely require removing the blade guard and that's NOT a good thing. That being said - UNPLUG IT, remove the existing blade (and NOT the guard) and see if the bigger one fits SAFELY inside the guard. Spin it by hand while raising and lowering the guard. If you have 100% clearance, then its OK to use. The slightest rub - and the solution is to buy a new saw or another blade. Stay SAFE....
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I think you can. When I have to buy a new blade I'm going to try a 7 1/4" skil saw blade first. The depth of cut can be easily adjusted to accommodate the smaller blade. With this saw a 1 1/2- 2" piece is about the max you can stand up on edge and do a miter, but layed down and laying over the blade is just about as fast with let say a 1x4.
831550
Yes. Make sure to wax the blade with white candle wax. A tiny little is enough.
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I am not familiar with the Rockwell but these blades do fit my Fein, Bosch, and Chicago multitools.
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I don't have the blade in front of me, but I recall that the hole was larger than the arbor on my cutter (an Echo). The bushing included with the blade reduces the hole to 20mm (7/8") and fits my cutter perfectly. I believe the full size of the hole, without the bushing, is 1".
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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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I happen to have a Skil saw (but mine takes a 5 1/4" blade). The guide fits perfectly, and I can't imagine Skil would put different size slots on different saws.
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If you cross reference your current craftsman blade with the oregon blade that will let you know. Other than that I woyld not know the answer.