Will this fit a DW402 Dewalt. -older model
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I have responded to this numerous times and it will fit all the grinders starting with D28 (2800 series models). They have the right head that fits the collar of the shroud. I have used many different shrouds and have found this one to work the best. Most brands tighten up using a traditional ring clamp that breaks if tightened to tight but if not tightened enough allows the shroud to rotate on you. This model shroud does not rotate as you can tighten it up tight without worry of braking it. I have several of these and will continue to use them. Hope this helps you in your decision. Eric I have responded to this numerous times and it will fit all the grinders starting with D28 (2800 series models). They have the right head that fits the collar of the shroud. I have used many different shrouds and have found this one to work the best. Most brands tighten up using a traditional ring clamp that breaks if tightened to tight but if not tightened enough allows the shroud to rotate on you. This model shroud does not rotate as you can tighten it up tight without worry of braking it. I have several of these and will continue to use them. Hope this helps you in your decision. Eric
628465
Im not really sure, but I purchased the model suggested, About $ 80.00. Best to have a separate one for this anyway. Not easily disassembled. This item, and the grinder is the Best purchase I have made in a while. Works great!!
2001123
This laser will not fit the new Dewalt saws You must look at the name plate on the motor housing to see if the saw is a Type 1-2-3-or 4. I purchased a new saw and had to take it back and exchange it for a display model.
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You have to have the old design of the dw 718. I actually returned my dw718 for a different dw718 at Lowes. They thought I was crazy. But what happened when they redesigned it, with some great improvments, is that DeWalt changed the handle and the laser does not fit on the new design. DeWalt may have a fix since about 18 mo. ago that I'm not aware of, but otherwise you need to look for the 718 from the correct year. Now, if you have the proper design, then the instructions are straightforward, but i'm happy to help if you need it. DeWalt also has service centers and their products carry initial service agreements if I recall correctly. Hope this helps, but feel free to ping me again here if needed. Cheers! You have to have the old design of the dw 718. I actually returned my dw718 for a different dw718 at Lowes. They thought I was crazy. But what happened when they redesigned it, with some great improvments, is that DeWalt changed the handle and the laser does not fit on the new design. DeWalt may have a fix since about 18 mo. ago that I'm not aware of, but otherwise you need to look for the 718 from the correct year. Now, if you have the proper design, then the instructions are straightforward, but i'm happy to help if you need it. DeWalt also has service centers and their products... » Read More You have to have the old design of the dw 718. I actually returned my dw718 for a different dw718 at Lowes. They thought I was crazy. But what happened when they redesigned it, with some great improvments, is that DeWalt changed the handle and the laser does not fit on the new design. DeWalt may have a fix since about 18 mo. ago that I'm not aware of, but otherwise you need to look for the 718 from the correct year. Now, if you have the proper design, then the instructions are straightforward, but i'm happy to help if you need it. DeWalt also has service centers and their products carry initial service agreements if I recall correctly. Hope this helps, but feel free to ping me again here if needed. Cheers! « Show Less
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I think so. I use it with a Makita hammer drill which has a variable chuck, but as long as the Dewalt has a variable chuck, it should work. In fact, on the Amazon page for the DC212, it shows both the tool and the 5-piece set together, so it must work.
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It definitely does not fit the DWS782. the motor is on the opposite side, the handle does not split the same, and the blade guard is narrower on the 782. I know I prematurely bought this and am stuck with it.
877543
No. It only fits the dewalt and only certain models. Cant remember all the models it fits but i know its only a few.
2145252
I am not sure my Dewalt is a DW983. The number on the bottom of the battery is DC9091 type one. If you Google that number it might give you your answer good luck
518325
I love it. My Dewalt is about 6 years old and is a ten inch. Fits perfectly. Cannot help with the dado information and new one. Rich
1083967
I have the same question, have looked at DeWalt's web site and found nothing.
821282
Sorry, I can't help. Perhaps ask amazon or vender. Or, see if Dewalt brand replacement battery for your model matches the other listed models by this vender. It is an excellent product.
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Maybe, but manufacturer description sounds like probably not. I use it on dw744xrs. I would check Dewalt website or call their tech line for info.
897144
You would have to compare it to the DEWALT DW788 1.3 Amp 20-Inch Variable-Speed Scroll Saw to see if it fits. Note: if you put wheels on this stand, I had to take it to a welding shop to add additional support (otherwise the metal bends easily).
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It's compatible with the DW954 drill I purchased many years ago that came with the DW9094. Physically, the DC9091 is slightly wider and about 1/4" taller and deeper than the DW9094. These larger dimensions come below the attachment point, so it fits nicely and looks like it was designed for my drill. The DC9091 is also about 23% heaver (792g vs. 648g).
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Hi Mark, I am using it in my 12-year old DeWalt 12-V drill, it was made before the "New Ni-Cads" I believe.
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Gidday mate, I hoestly can't tell you as we don't have the range of Dewalt tools in Australia as the USA does but you will probably find it will, but strongly suggest you get another opinion closer to home, hope this is of some help, cheers cobber
196763
I am using it with the DWE7480 which I understand is an upgrade of the DW745. The miter slots on both are standard (i.e. 3/4" W x 3/8" D) so it should work.
903539
I'm not sure if it fits a Dewalt but it does fit Rockwell. So I would guess if you can use Rockwell blades it will work