Will this unit fit a DW735X DeWalt planer out of the box?
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If not there are plenty of inexpensive adapters to make it work, I've actually used different sized ferncos to adapt it to different tools and hoses
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Make sure you think about the power requirements first. If you plan on using this vac and planer combo with the auto start-stop via the onboard port I would think again. This vac has a max draw of 11.6 amp during continuous use (more during startup). The planer is also a 15 amp unit, but in my experience draws about 12amp during planing operations. So, even if you have a 20 amp circuit you are probably going to trip the breaker when the vac kicks on. The onboard tool port works great for lower draw items like sanders though. Depending on how your house or shop is wired you may still have the same problem plugging into two different outlets if they are wired on the same circuit. Make sure you think about the power requirements first. If you plan on using this vac and planer combo with the auto start-stop via the onboard port I would think again. This vac has a max draw of 11.6 amp during continuous use (more during startup). The planer is also a 15 amp unit, but in my experience draws about 12amp during planing operations. So, even if you have a 20 amp circuit you are probably going to trip the breaker when the vac kicks on. The onboard tool port works great for lower draw items like sanders though. Depending on how your house or shop is wired you may still have... » Read More Make sure you think about the power requirements first. If you plan on using this vac and planer combo with the auto start-stop via the onboard port I would think again. This vac has a max draw of 11.6 amp during continuous use (more during startup). The planer is also a 15 amp unit, but in my experience draws about 12amp during planing operations. So, even if you have a 20 amp circuit you are probably going to trip the breaker when the vac kicks on. The onboard tool port works great for lower draw items like sanders though. Depending on how your house or shop is wired you may still have the same problem plugging into two different outlets if they are wired on the same circuit. « Show Less
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I can't say for sure since I own the DEWALT DW744X the one you are asking about looks like the saw body design is different so I don't think it will work. Sorry I could not be more help. good luck.
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Yes, but you'll have to drill a couple of holes in the top. The stand comes pre-drilled for DeWalt planers, and the holes don't line up with the Steel City mounting points. But it's easy to do - it's just half inch MDF or something like that. I use this stand with the Steel City planer, and it works well.
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The Dewalt 735 is a planer, the Dw 7350 is a stand that the planer could set on in use. The folding tables are attracted to the Dewalt 735 by spring pins on each side of the tables and a reference pin on the planer itself. The folding tables set above the surface the Planer is setting on and would not interfere with the DW7350. Personally I would not purchase the DW7350 and build my own table with shelving or drawers underneath my table. It is more effective use of space. Hopes this helps
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On the Dewalt website, they list the DW 7082 as accessories for the DW 715. They work just fine on mine.
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No Dewalt dw735 is a planer, incra miter v120 can be used on table saw o Router table
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I can't say, I only know it does not fit the part Amazon sent me along with it for my Delta planer.
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Yes Sir, the DeWalt on line catalog said it will work. I have the DW 718 which it is a Double`instead of a single.You will have a bit of trouble with the wires connector but it will fit and work.I had to use a skinny nose piers to hold them in order to clamp together
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I bought them for my DWS780. According to the DeWalt site, you need DW7082 clamps for a DW715. See it here: http://dewalt.com/tools/miter-saw-attachments-dw7082.aspx
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The DW7350 is a planer stand. The DW735is a planer. These will fit the DW735 planer mounted on the DW7350 Planer stand. Hope this helps.
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It will mount to the Dewalt Dw7440RS rolling saw stand by removing the rubber feet & bolting to the brkts supplied with the stand using the same holes with longer bolts, Mine is set up this way for on site, Great bit of kit. Hope that helps
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We bought it for the 735 planer which is larger than the 734 so it should accommodate yours. My son put wheels on outside because he plans on moving it a lot, but you can put them inside if you want.
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The Dewalt 735 is a planer, the Dw 7350 is a stand that the planer could set on in use. The folding tables are attracted to the Dewalt 735 by spring pins on each side of the tables and a reference pin on the planer itself. The folding tables set above the surface the Planer is setting on and would not interfere with the DW7350.Personally I would not purchase the DW7350 and build my own table with shelving or drawers underneath my table. It is more effective use of space.Hopes this helps
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Yes. I use it on my DeWalt DW745. It works with any standard 3/4" x 3/8" miter slot and includes a removeable T-clip for use with those that have a T-shaped 3/4" x 3/8" miter slot.
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According to Dewalt's website this is compatible with any of their angle grinders with model numbers that start with 28. For instance I have the DW28115 which it is supposedly compatible with. I have not ordered it yet but I figured I'd share the results of my research.
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Yes, DeWalt made B&D; put a little notch on the B&D; to make it not fit DeWalt. (They want you to buy the expensive DeWalt version after all) but file off that notch with a dremmel or other tool and it will fit fine. They are identical inside. Source: Personal Experience
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Gee Phil, I have no idea about whether the 7351 tables would fit the 734 machine....I found these couple of websites for you to check out as I'm still not sure, sorry..http://www.dewalt.com/tools/machinery-portable-thickness-planers-dw734.aspxhttp://servicenet.dewalt.com/Products/Detail?productNumber=DW734http://www.ereplacementparts.com/dewalt-dw734-type-1212-inch-planer-parts-c-1009_2664_2986.htmlI have the 735 and it's a top machine....I've also purchased a Byrd Spirax Cutter to retrofit once the standard blades are had it but they are lasting very well and I haven't as yet needed to do the upgrade...good luck with your investigations and final purchase...cheers from On Top DownUnder... Gee Phil, I have no idea about whether the 7351 tables would fit the 734 machine....I found these couple of websites for you to check out as I'm still not sure, sorry..http://www.dewalt.com/tools/machinery-portable-thickness-planers-dw734.aspxhttp://servicenet.dewalt.com/Products/Detail?productNumber=DW734http://www.ereplacementparts.com/dewalt-dw734-type-1212-inch-planer-parts-c-1009_2664_2986.htmlI have the 735 and it's a top machine....I've also purchased a Byrd Spirax Cutter to retrofit once the standard blades are had it but they are... » Read More Gee Phil, I have no idea about whether the 7351 tables would fit the 734 machine....I found these couple of websites for you to check out as I'm still not sure, sorry..http://www.dewalt.com/tools/machinery-portable-thickness-planers-dw734.aspxhttp://servicenet.dewalt.com/Products/Detail?productNumber=DW734http://www.ereplacementparts.com/dewalt-dw734-type-1212-inch-planer-parts-c-1009_2664_2986.htmlI have the 735 and it's a top machine....I've also purchased a Byrd Spirax Cutter to retrofit once the standard blades are had it but they are lasting very well and I haven't as yet needed to do the upgrade...good luck with your investigations and final purchase...cheers from On Top DownUnder... « Show Less