How far do the rails extend to the right and left of the blade?
1706603
I am seeing 31-32" right of the blade, this is where the measuring tape or scale is located.. To the left is about 18 1/2". I have not tried the fence from this side. My saw is put up and it is hard to get an exact measurement.
1706604
Approximately 31.5" to the right and 10" to the left (on a Delta Contractor 2 saw)
1737302
The front and rear rails for the LS 32 are 72" long and the LS Positioner extends to a maximum of 30" beyond the end of the rails, depending on how you set it up. <EDIT> I left out part of Mark's question. Each long rail extends beyond the front and rear of the table saw by approximately 3-1/2 inches due to the mounting brackets, so when trying to figure out the depth of the entire setup, you'd add 7 inches (3-1/2 for front and rear rails) to the depth of your table saw top. Mine is the Delta Unisaw so mine is 27 inches + 7 inches = 34 inches total depth.
840801
I had an '11 Rouge and there was 1 1/2- 2 inches overhang on each side. Not sure how wide my rails were but you could measure yours and see what the difference was. They have been a great product for me.
2230284
Really not much to it. It fits in two holes on the side of the saw and that's it (either side). Not sure but I do not believe it will fit every model saw Dewalt makes. Does not move... no adjustment either. Gives support for shorter pieces of wood so they do not just fall off the saw after cutting. Will do nothing for longer pieces being cut. The saw stand that I have has rests further away from the saw for cutting long pieces of wood.
1768983
I can't answer this without driving to the installation location but I believe it is an extra rails length of extension.
1951678
hi greg. I have an abrasive blade installed on mine. you should be able to. if you measure correctly from either side of the blade. hope this helps
1470291
Depends on which fence you have. Follow the directions for setting up the fence so zero on the built in scale is flush with your blade. That is what is required for the fence to work as it should and the rails will go as far as they do depending on the fence you purchased. Getting the blade to line up with zero on the scale is the important part.
1866747
Fully extended from hard surface (ground) to top of rail mounting surface (on bipod) is a little over 8". I guess the next question is how far down does the installed magazine extend, which falls to you to find out.
1458648
Fully extended with the blade attached...but not as effective at that length...pretty wobbly...hard but not impossible to get sawing pressure...would make a heck of a paint roller
1020038
That's actually a pretty good question. I'd say the cross bars extend about one inch above the rails.
269335
I'm not sure I understand the question, but assuming you mean the distance from the edge of the shoe to the blade, it would be 1-1/8" on the left and 2-1/8" on the right; and though you didn't ask, from the leading edge of the blade to the front of the shoe is 1-1/2".
245927
The 2 side legs extend 5" forward and 13" back from the cross rails. The cross rails line up vertically (one directly above the other).
1827314
No, the blade is to the right of the handle. Search for left blade circular saws for blades that are to the left of the handle.
679146
approx. 10 or 11 inches i dont have a tape measure, they aren't holes, more like a notched out becasue the blade travels as the lever is raised and lowered.
2245848
The design of the handles limits the length that the metal can extend. If you enlarge the photo you can see that the metal blade can extend only 1/2 inch or so into the handle. (Though this seems to be enough). It feels very sturdy and secure when using the shears.
1187818
total 13", blade approx. 8" with holes in the blade. that's where it rust, around the holes.
1358208
The blade does not extend all the way to the edge of the base plate. It is set in 1/16th of an inch from the edge. Hope this helps you!