Is this fence meant for portable table saws as well (I have the bosch 4100)?
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If you can mount the system correctly it should work with your saw. If you want to keep it as a portable unit to transport frequently you may have problems having to remove and reinstall the system for transport as it does take quite a bit of room. The rail system is fairly sturdy but may be easly damaged if shifted around during transport without removal from saw.
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Incra has a chart on their website that specifies which model will work with your saw and what modifications (if any) need to be done.
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Per Incra website: The INCRA TS-LS will fit directly on just about any standard 10" table saw, typically without any drilling or tapping. There are only two things you need to check to make sure that it will fit your saw: 1. The length of miter gauge slot (front-to-back distance of table). If this measurement is 28-1/2" or less (standard for most 10" table saws), the standard INCRA TS-LS will will fit your saw. If this measurement is between 28-1/2" and 33", the TS-LS System can be ordered with a longer fence extrusion and base support panel for a nominal charge as a substitution for the standard-length components. 2. The front and rear surfaces of the saw. These surfaces must be flat and square to the top, with at least two holes in each surface. Hole locations and diameter are unimportant because INCRA's universal rail mounting brackets will work with any hole pattern and a wide variety of hole sizes. Source: http://www.incra.com/product_tsf_lsts.htm
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I can't see any reason it wouldn't work great. the length of the fence will probably be longer than your saw table is wide, however that should have no effect upon anything. i like it overhanging on my old craftsman saw. If in doubt I would call the company and ask them, they will answer any questions and have always been real helpful with me. I'm not sure of the ph# but it's easy to find on the internet
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No. This is meant to be on floor model table saw. The front and back rails are 6' long. This is an awesome and accurate fence once set up and correctly aglined.
1711991
I'm fairly certain it would not work without some modification to your saw.
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Looks like the fence they are recommending is the Vega Pro 40. I don't know that this is an exact fit, but it looks to be about right for the sears saw. http://www.amazon.com/Vega-PRO-40-42-Inch-40-Inch/dp/B000022621
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I doubt it Paul. The table on this saw folds closed for storage. The factory fence folds with it. If you were able to make an aftermarket fence work, at the very least you would lose the ability to fold the saw up for storage
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I'm afraid not, Paula. And I can't imagine it being worth your time to fabricate some larger surface around that Dremel table (issues of flatness not to mention the crappy fence mechanism). Bench-top router tables like the Bosch don't take up much space, if that's your concern. If you're working on a tight budget, save the money you'd spend for the Dremel table and put it towards a router and router table.
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I have used a contractor model table saw, but not the DeWalt portable, so I can't answer you directly. Under a saw load the contractor's TS will flex a bit resulting in an untrue cut. Still, the Incra miter gauge will remove a lot of slop in your current miter gauge and make your miter cuts truer. The Incra will also last a long time and you may find use for it in a cabinet model TS that by design yields truer cuts. I just don't think you can go wrong with this Incra miter gauge.
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I don't know that exact saw but it should fit most any saw, some might require drilling a hole or two in the table but most "standard" saw layouts should work fine. I had do drill one hole in my very old Sears Saw but that took like all of two minutes. The fence is really nice and worth any small effort to get it to work, hope someone who knows that exact saw will tell you more, good luck.
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Not a table saw. Dewalt makes a nice portable table saw stand. This is for miter saws and such.
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I currently am using this on my 10" table saw so I don't agree. Now it comes with a adapter piece that you can lose fairly easily so be careful, but that was how I used mine.
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This insert is specifically designed to fit EXACTLY into the throat of the Bosch 4100 table saw. It is highly unlikely that it would fit on the DeWalt model. Suggest you try this link: http://www.sliversmill.com/product_630_DW2_Leecraft_ZeroClearance_Table_Saw_Insert_139_16L_x_33_4W.html
2019328
As long as your Bosch table saw has a 3/4" wide by 3/8" deep miter slot, it should work fine.
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I will mount to any saw, but it's a heavy fence for a contractor saw. I prefer to use them on stationary shop saws with big extension table.They used to make a smaller lighter fence that I really liked but they stopped making it.
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Greg, I can't see any reason why you couldn't make this fence work on any standard table saw...you may have to drill a few holes....I put this fence on a Powermatic 66 and it works super..couldn't ask for better.
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each blade is 1/8 thick, as are most table saw blades anyway. When you stack the dado with out a shim it will give you a rough 1/4 so I would just use your single blade and make two passes adjusting your fence.
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I am unable to answer your question. you will need to go to the Bosch information and check for the specifications for your particular saw.
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I have it installed on a 10" Rigid table saw. Bolted up fine on mine. In fact, I took the the cast iron table wing which is removed to install the Bench Dog, and reinstalled it on the other end of the table. The fence guides are long enough on mine and it only took drilling a few holes and some extra bolts. Even larger table now!!!
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I do not have that saw,I have a 4100 , But by looking at the pictures closely the 10J has a different fence and guide rail than mine ,so I would say NO to your question. I could be wrong, but only a Bosch rep should answer your question.
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The fact is the fence, (either 40"or 50") has to be attached to the table! Sears didn't make a table top out of granite that I'm aware of. Is it just your extensions that are granite? If you have a steel/cast table, the actual table with the miter guide cut parallel to the blade hole. You're probably ok! If you can bolt to that it should be sufficient to hold the fence> I would just replace the granite extensions with the ones suggested in the manual with the saw! Good luck! A picture of your saw would be helpful! Terry Thanks for the lesson Cheryl! Granite was used!