Is there a bushing to use it on a 5/8 arbor; as I'm planning on using it on a 12" Makita coumpound saw
748520
It does not come with a bushing, I have a Skill Compound saw and it works great with the bushing that came with my saw. The blade itself cuts very cleam and smooth, it's a great buy for the money.
748521
We bought this blade for our Makita 12" compound miter saw with laser. Sorry, not that knowledgeable when it comes to such things. My husband put the saw blade on, I just ordered it.
130385
Alden, do make a 1x8tpi bushing for this chuck. I haven't seen it in Rockler's catalog but did see one in an outlet
1861775
I believe this will work using 1/4" dovetail bits, providing you have the correct bushing. I always use 1/2" bits for this because they are much less likely to experience harmonic vibration (chatter) because of the larger diameter shaft. This is an excellent dovetail jig which I am certain will provide you with perfect dovetails for many year.
2151571
I don't have the blade in front of me, but I recall that the hole was larger than the arbor on my cutter (an Echo). The bushing included with the blade reduces the hole to 20mm (7/8") and fits my cutter perfectly. I believe the full size of the hole, without the bushing, is 1".
1043826
The blade is built with a 7/8" arbor as you point out; however, when I ordered my blade from AMZ it came with a metal ring insert that you can push into the 7/8" arbor hole to reduce it to a 5/8" arbor hole. Have used the insert ring repeatedly (don't misplace it!) and have not had any problems at all. Works great. Don't know for sure, but I bet that this blade always includes the 5/8" arbor insert ring. Go for it; you won't be disappointed by the performance of this blade.
1612409
My saw (also right tilt) is a 36-816, but I believe all the trunions of those right-tilt saws had similar mounting holes. You might check here:http://www.ereplacementparts.com/delta-36816-type-1034-tilting-arbor-unisaw-parts-c-3275_3334_14043.htmlAnd compare your saw to the detailed exploded parts diagrams for mine.
1356444
You are correct about the short arbor. Many of my dados are cut to 3/4". I simply omit the stabilizer disc and put the nut right against the blade. It was a little freaky at first but I'm used to it now as it seems to work fine. Safety wise there does not appear to be an issue. What else is there to do?
2007409
Sources like this might work for a 20mm outside diameter to 1/2" inside diameter bushing-http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SAW-BLADE-BUSHING-WASHERS-REDUCING-RINGS-SPACER-BUSHES-/160918816663
2244440
The bore is 22mm, which is just shy of 7/8 inch. I think this will work fine for you, as my Porter Cable is also quoted at 7/8 inch arbor and it fits. I would suspect all of these tools are engineered in metric units.
305891
It has a reducing adapter to fit both size shanks , 1/2 and 5/8 on the set screw side for the arbor of the motor
1232961
I believe the base hole will accept the bushing. The bushing is the standard Porter Cable size I believe, and the rounter base accepts standard size bushings.
901725
HI Jason, i seem to recall using the tool they supplied with the install kit and a larger socket wrench to get the torque needed to start the bushing. Once it started it was fine. Also you may be able to use a hammer and the tool to "pre-flatten" it just a little to make it fit tighter into the hole. Hope that helps.
527724
Buy some 5/8" washers to place on the arbor then set the blade(s) against the washer to prevent the ridge. Had the same issue...solved it right away!
1043828
Unfortunately, I'm not sure if it can be used or not. I would think you would have some play in the blade if you used a 7/8" arbor and you definitely don't want that due to the rpm's and the potential danger. You want the blade running perfectly true and with a perfect spin.
837550
Works great on a 10" table saw with a 5/8" arbor. Great blades I like mine very Much. Bob
932928
suspect that it's 5/8, but not 100% sure might even be 1/2". I grabbed an off the rack blade at Lowe's and it fit. Didn't think to check the arbor size
486399
The arbor is Metric, an M10 x 1.5 thread. If you can't find accessories with the M10 x 1.5 arbor, an adapter is available that will convert it to a standard 5/8". You might be better off buying the Makita 4.5", it already has the 5/8" arbor, and accessories are available everywhere.