Will this fit a rigid 12" MS12501 miter saw..
1142110
as long as the diameter of the shaft is the same as the opening, it should work just fine.
1644914
can't say for sure, it works well with the 12 inch Chicago sliding compound mitre saw I bought from Harbor Freight, fits easily and nicely on the stand, very solid
1697811
it should, it is universal to fit most all saws. I did use it on a 10in hitachi miter saw, not compound but it was a miter saw, fit good. I think it will fit pretty much any saw
798863
I can't say with 100% certainty that it will but it's not really intended to fit one saw and is more of a "one size fits most" application. I cannot think of a reason why it would not fit.
2216173
I checked sears and they don't have the same part numbers for my saw that I bought them for and your saw. I doubt they will fit although I have three saws from 2001 to 2012 and three different size bars and these caps will fit all of mine.
1660157
I have not assembled my saw yet. Best answer I can give is probably. Contact the compny that sells the brand here. They were quick to answer my questions last year.
1988423
I do not know specifically about that saw. I would suspect it will fit but I would check with the seller to be certain. If it does, you will love it.
1670788
Yes, it should. The Hitachi mitre gauge here is 3/4" wide by 3/8" tall, which is standard groove size for many table saws. This gauge fit my Craftsman saw fine. Newer table saws have an extra edge cut at the base of the mitre slots, and this mitre gauge has a round retaining disk that fits into this slot. I don't know if your saw has this extra retaining edge (mine did not), but if not the disk on the gauge is easily removable.
1399365
It'll undoubtedly fit, but you'll probably need to remove the saw to fold it down (per their instructions). This stand is a joke (IMHO). It's lopsided. the extensions sag, and the tool needs to be removed to move the stand. Look at the delta stand (also marketed under porter cable and dewalt I believe) if you want a solid stand that is portable and will fold down with the tool still attached. I own them both. PORTER-CABLE PC136MS Universal Mobile Miter Stand
1904261
It should, there are many brackets to fit must saws. It works with my Chicago saw from Harbor Freight
326923
might be tight - mine is mounted with a ten inch Makita slider and it is tight when the saw is in the released up position. The sawhood is a fantastic device though and really cleaned up my dust problem. Would be worth asking Fastcap about the twelve inch fitting - I will bet it does fit
267181
It should. If the holes on the saw aren't in line you will have to make a bracket to hold the saw. Other wise a great stand for the$$$.good luck
579543
It should I am using a different brand but works great on my 12" sliding miter saw
820593
I don't know if it fits your saw or not. It is 14 by 3-3/4 by 1/2 inch with a 3/16" flange. My saw has a 1/4" deep recess that the flange sit into, the leveling screws allow you to adjust it so it is flush. My saw is 113.298030
2276121
From just eyeballing the saw, it looks to be about the same size as the Milwaukee 12" I have on my stand. There's room for adjustment with the attachment so I'd say, yes you can. You might need some bolts from your local hardware store (I recommend stainless). I've had the setup for two years and couldn't be happier with it.
1496564
I have a Hitachi 10" miter saw, and was able to mount the miter saw to the saw stand arms with only having to use a shorter bolt on one end of the arm. If a miter saw mount holes happen to no match up to the saw arm slot holes, there are instructions with the stand on how to mount the miter saw to a board and attach the saw arms to the board, so either way it will work. Also, recently bought a 12" compound beveled sliding miter saw and had no trouble mounting it to a second purchased set of stand arms.
1784045
I'm going to say yes because of the adjustable mounts. My miter saw is also a 10" and fits easily. I personally like this stand and the price. I'm sure you'll be happy.Jay