Are the work supports height adjustable so that you can extend material beyond the stop for longer stock and still have it level with the saw platform?
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Yes. The work supports slide out and can support about 12' lengths without tipping. The work supports have adjustments for vertical height and the supports can be set up flat or with guides to keep about a 6" width from moving from side to side.
1148876
Use a metal straight edge to adjust the height with the supports pulled in, then extend the supports.
1148877
They are adjustable...overall this stand is great. Didn't need the longer model and these things are a great knee saver...
1148878
Yes, the supports extend out and are height adjustable. The material stops flip up or down without effecting the height of the support.
1148879
Yes, the supports extend out and are height adjustable. The material stops flip up or down which helps if you are cutting several at the same length.
1274309
I think it is but the saw is mounted over the model # inscription. The stand it comes with has the extensions and is Makita brand. Sorry, that's all I got
999380
If it is the sane model I have you can buy them at Lowes. I think the length is not exact but they work fine because there is a lot of adjustment on the saw.
1613187
With the adjustable brackets, I would think so but you may want to call the Bosch 1-800 number and ask them. Also check the return policy if you buy and it doesn't work. I would sure try it, I use it very often and have quit lifting my saw.
1244828
yes. but I use a c clamp to bolt my saw to a foldup saw horse for moving the saw, because my shop is small. 10ft by 20ft.
1567637
Nope. The idea is to make the saw blade cut are your required angle relative to the work surface. Even if that surface is not level. So you first set the Angle Guage on the sufface and press Zero. Then place the Guage on the blade to adjust for the angle (true angle relative to the surface). I've found that the adjustment markings on my table saw and chop saw are not accurate enough to eliminate minor gaps in longer pieces like picture frame corners or door fronts. Very nice little device.
660912
The table on the saw is not particularly large, and mine didn't come with any extensions. As I anticipated moving the saw around to various jobs rather than bringing the work to the shop, I purchased a saw stand that is very stable and has extensions.
1039369
Per Classic Store Fixtures.. No the rails do not extend on this rack. thanks Ben Elkins Classic Store Fixtures
1784047
Yes it can but you either have to use the offset mounting brackets or do what I did and use a 1/2 sheet of plywood between the saw and the brackets. It works great and the plywood actually made the setup stiff and more solid feeling.
1851710
I don't believe they can. I have a small table saw, not a dewalt, and it is 19" at the base. The work stand brackets are shorter, about 17".
42275
The saw works beautifully in the two situations I have: construction and furniture making. On construction projects, I use the Dewalt stops on the stand. I can live with +- 1/16". For furniture work, I'm back at the shop, using a custom made extension table with with stops that don't move. For furniture, I can not have any deviation. That's my solution. In a previous comment, the writer suggested you snug up the stops, and be careful about how much pressure you put on them with your workpiece. I do this out of habit, and it usually produces pretty good results.
2160442
I did put some wood to provide support to extended , lower portion. Works great!
630690
Yes, it has a depth stop. The saw cuts very nice and it glides effortlessly, u must adjust the drag on it. When cutting dadoes, it does not hang up like rail type saws when the fine dust finds its way into the rail bearings like the Dewalt I used to use. It was an expensive investment in a saw, but i really like it so much more then any of my previous sliding compound saws.
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Yes. You can put anything you want on this stand actually. If the adjustable holes don't line up just right then all you do is put a piece of plywood slightly bigger than the footprint of your saw on the stand and then mount the saw to that. Sometimes I think I might do that even though my saw mounts perfectly, it has some advantages like a little table around the saw. I love this stand. My DW715 fit perfect, my Hitachi C12RSH needed to have a hole enlarged for it to fit perfect. I have seen a lot of Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, and a Festool mounted on this thing. This is the most versatile, quickest set up stand I have ever used. Hope that was helpful. Yes. You can put anything you want on this stand actually. If the adjustable holes don't line up just right then all you do is put a piece of plywood slightly bigger than the footprint of your saw on the stand and then mount the saw to that. Sometimes I think I might do that even though my saw mounts perfectly, it has some advantages like a little table around the saw. I love this stand. My DW715 fit perfect, my Hitachi C12RSH needed to have a hole enlarged for it to fit perfect. I have seen a lot of Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, and a Festool mounted on this thing. This is the most versatile,... » Read More Yes. You can put anything you want on this stand actually. If the adjustable holes don't line up just right then all you do is put a piece of plywood slightly bigger than the footprint of your saw on the stand and then mount the saw to that. Sometimes I think I might do that even though my saw mounts perfectly, it has some advantages like a little table around the saw. I love this stand. My DW715 fit perfect, my Hitachi C12RSH needed to have a hole enlarged for it to fit perfect. I have seen a lot of Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, and a Festool mounted on this thing. This is the most versatile, quickest set up stand I have ever used. Hope that was helpful. « Show Less
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Yes that is correct. FYI I got rubber washers to allow me to raise them for hight. Used with jig saw any drill
954348
Yes, just as you see in the picture. Heavy duty rails that might need support at the end depending on how heavy your frame is. On my Harbor Freight table saw, they tip the table over.
197011
No, it is not a standing work station. I have one and do not see that there is an easy way to extend it further. Good luck! Keith