Attach to makita 2012 planer bed moves : head stationary??
645391
my wixey is attached to 15 in planer with moveable bed. installation was a little tricky. but possible. some drilling and tapping was necessary to stabilize the unit, but now duplicating thicknesses is no longer a trial and error procedure. great product, never run planer without.
1151020
yes just slide off the tail stock and tool rest. The head stock with the motor attached will slide to that end. We have not done anything with it in this position.
2086179
I am setting mine up on my own. I assembled the base and then stood the box with the saw in it on end, so the saw was upright. I then walked it out of the box onto the garage floor, which was not easy - you need to be careful. I then moved it to a clear spot. I first tried to lift the saw unit with a hoist onto the base, but the hoist kept slipping, so I laid the saw on its side on a blanket and propped parts of it up with scrap wood. I then put the stand on its side, lined up the bolt holes and then bolted it together. I placed a piece of wood against the base of the stand and stood it up. I put wheels on the base in place of the feet, and it seems to be working fine. I am setting mine up on my own. I assembled the base and then stood the box with the saw in it on end, so the saw was upright. I then walked it out of the box onto the garage floor, which was not easy - you need to be careful. I then moved it to a clear spot. I first tried to lift the saw unit with a hoist onto the base, but the hoist kept slipping, so I laid the saw on its side on a blanket and propped parts of it up with scrap wood. I then put the stand on its side, lined up the bolt holes and then bolted it together. I placed a piece of wood against the base of the stand and... » Read More I am setting mine up on my own. I assembled the base and then stood the box with the saw in it on end, so the saw was upright. I then walked it out of the box onto the garage floor, which was not easy - you need to be careful. I then moved it to a clear spot. I first tried to lift the saw unit with a hoist onto the base, but the hoist kept slipping, so I laid the saw on its side on a blanket and propped parts of it up with scrap wood. I then put the stand on its side, lined up the bolt holes and then bolted it together. I placed a piece of wood against the base of the stand and stood it up. I put wheels on the base in place of the feet, and it seems to be working fine. « Show Less
1864521
It takes a little fore thought. Find the instruction booklet and read thru it. Unpack all parts and make sure you know which part goes where. Now it is time to remove the bolts holding the bed to the pallet. If you want to lighten the load by removing the headstock/motor assembly you have to remove a stop from the end of the bed (one on each end of the bed). Now is the time to set the bed up on something (saw horses) high enough to get the legs under each end. Be careful it is a heavy tool.
1438162
I would go to the Dewalt web site and punch the 7351 in for parts diagram which should show you how they attach to the machine. It is pretty simple and should take about 15 min. You will need to access 2 to 3 inches under the machine by sliding it off the edge of your table so you can mount the hardware. Take precaution so as not to drop your machine.
1726651
It is supposed to move for stability with the surface. That is the way it worksPhillips
1871333
I'm sure you figured it out by now but the housing, at least for me, was tough to get off. Someone suggested a gear puller which would seem like a great way (maybe the proper way) to do it. Not having a gear puller, I wound up using a couple small wrenches as levers on either side of the housing and popped it off that way.
192877
The base of the post is held in place by the mattress, so if it is laced at the head of the bed, it should rise/lower as the bed is adjusted. Just remember that the machine should be in close enough proximity to allow for the additional movement.
651923
I actually moved mine 2 times but all I could do was take the shocks off it remove the the side panels, and there are 4 screws holding the handles together. Make sure you do not pinch the cable connector that you will need to unplug that goes from the motor to the panel.
881524
My husband moves it around each time he mows. I have moved it as well. It's a little cumbersome for me. I just try and pick up a side and scoot it.
1292906
I wondered the same. I ordered one for my planer and, before mounting, set my Jet JDP-15M on the stand. Working height was perfect for me and no issue carrying the weight. I'll be ordering another...
1613186
I've just mounted my new Makita model LS1216L saw to this stand and everything looks fine. It was pretty straight forward. Haven't used it yet, but the tests that I've done show no issues. Other than bolting the saw on, you have to level the extensions to the height of the saw's table, but that's about a two minute job, if that.
1630068
Looks like the pcb board is different. I had to adjust the pushrods etc. You will need to trim before you try to fly. Place it on a flat surface and adjust blades spinning to match you other unit. Or level left to right slughtly forward.
2067241
A little yea. Easy fix is to get an offset clamp for your hopper or if you have the cyclone feed system just get the tactical hopper which will also fix the issue
2123305
One of ours is marked "Master". I would contact the company you bought them from for return/replacement. They work well and are a real help when backing our rig into small places.
359502
I just now finished mounting my Makita LS1216L to this table, and the setup went very smoothly. I'm anxious to try it now--don't see any problems with this combination.
107504
Yes, I needed to rotate the base and moved it. It took a little prodding but it moved.