Will this work with a 5 1/2 inch trim saw?
616587
It will work. The rip depth will come down by half an inch. If you want to use it for cutting 18 mm boards then there will be no problem. Any way I will set my 5 1/2" trim saw on the rip cut jig and try it out. I can let you know in a day.
616588
I can't say with certainty. The mounting plate is designed for a 7-1/4 inch circular saw, but the mounting plate has such a tremendous amount of adjustability that I would be HIGHLY surprised if it wouldn't mount. No doubt in my mind it would work with the 5 1/2 inch trim saw.
616589
The fitment is quite universal. As long as your saw has a base similar to most circular saws, you should be fine. Where you will lose out a bit is the depth of cut. The universal base attachment is about 3/4" tall and reduces the overall depth of your cut by as much.
244898
Probably. If it has a standard 1/2" arbor it should be fine. It worked on my 12" Bosch sliding miter saw.To be sure you can always contact the manufacturer.
1600265
This saw is more suited for 1/4 in to 3/8in. It would work but it would suck up battery life and tax the saw. From Dave T
1280039
Not when installed on my saw - can cut just under 2 1/2 inches - have to use a wedge in the cut to snap Can only cut about 2 1/2 inches deep - have to use wedges to expand the cut or if possible cut from the other side,
534837
I have a DWS535 saw and there is a slot in front and some screws to attach. Works fine. Maybe the add said works with "MOST" saws
2026550
It all depends on the size of the arbor (the cylindrical piece of steel coming from the motor that the blade attaches to). Either look up the model/serial for your old saw to determine your arbor size or pull off the old blade and measure the diameter of the arbor manually with a tape measure. This blade is designed for a saw with a 5/8" arbor. You CAN put this blade on a 1/2" arbor but DON'T. If you do you won't be able to perfectly mount the blade around the arbor and then there will be some serious wobble which will damage the saw and probably be a safety hazard.
2031476
I use one with good success on a variable speed 1/2 power drill. No idea if it will work well on your saw.
2106488
My guess would be yes...I had to rig it to work on my Makita saw...works perfect with my 2 Dewalt saws...you may need a plywood base, not sure...it's a great portable stand...
1601678
Absolutely, trim to fit, use a regular hack saw, then snap it off. Takes about 5 minutes
2067508
If your saw has 50 links, it will fit. Most every small saw used the same Oregon chain, only the link numbers change.
1305109
I use this with a dewalt 10 inch. It works great. I thank it would work fine with your saw.
58312
yes it will, if you cut the boards twice. I use this saw to cut 5/4" by 6" decking into thinner planks for some trim things on jobsites. You will have to go slow and make sure you keep the material straight and plumb. Only other tools I own that i could make a cut like that with are band saw (stuck at a shop) or planer (take forever and make too much dust). Maybe not what this saw was intended for but it works great. Get a sharp good blade and you it will work no problem.
39349
The stand comes with 2 mounting brackets that you bolt your saw to. As long as the mounting holes on your saw are not closer than 8 1/2 inches from each other you won't have to modify anything. So yes it should work with your saw.
591315
Yes. I had to trim 1/4" off of mine to make it fit. It's best if you have a jig saw for a clean cut, but I think you could manage with a pair of heavy duty scissors even.
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
1403387
It should. It has variable adjustment as to location of the clamping rails from side to side. I would check the front to back measurement to make sure those are identical or close. I don't think the basic size of the saw base has changed much, if at all, over the years.
816652
I used it on 1/2" engineered and it worked fine. don't see any reason why it wouldn't do 5/8" . good tool for the price