will this move into the space between the Saw and the saw horse?
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Yes I have the DWX723 mitre saw stand and it fits in that groove and can slide right up next to the saw or stay out at the end. You slide it in from the end once you extend the arm out a little. Or it can be mounted on the part that slides in and out. Hope this helps any other questions feel free to ask. It is great option for this set up. Nice and wide...
686150
more than likely it probably will. where you mount the saw to this stand have several different holes etc and the individual sliders on the stand will adjust to almost any saw for width.
862154
And it will break the trunnions if you let the saw fall during moving. The good news is that the trunnions breaking will save the table.
986322
I have an old Delta too and it worked just fine. The issue is not the size of the rails, it is the size on the saw base and then the legs to the right. My legs that support the top were just a little short then the corner supports. So I put a small piece of luan on the corners across to each and the legs fit in into them. The base is nice to have if you want to move your saw around. Since I have purchased mine, I have NOT moved it.The key to using this base to move your saw is the size of your saw cabinet for the left area and then the position of your legs that hold the top. The size of the side rails have nothing to do with it. I have an old Delta too and it worked just fine. The issue is not the size of the rails, it is the size on the saw base and then the legs to the right. My legs that support the top were just a little short then the corner supports. So I put a small piece of luan on the corners across to each and the legs fit in into them. The base is nice to have if you want to move your saw around. Since I have purchased mine, I have NOT moved it.The key to using this base to move your saw is the size of your saw cabinet for the left area and then the position of your legs that hold the top.... » Read More I have an old Delta too and it worked just fine. The issue is not the size of the rails, it is the size on the saw base and then the legs to the right. My legs that support the top were just a little short then the corner supports. So I put a small piece of luan on the corners across to each and the legs fit in into them. The base is nice to have if you want to move your saw around. Since I have purchased mine, I have NOT moved it.The key to using this base to move your saw is the size of your saw cabinet for the left area and then the position of your legs that hold the top. The size of the side rails have nothing to do with it. « Show Less
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If you mean attaching a pole so it extends further I would think the answer is no because you need to be at the controls right behind the saw to start it.
839378
Although we haven't actually used the sawhorse with a buck saw yet, we did set up the horse and I would say it should work just fine with a buck saw. That's one of the reasons we got the sawhorse. Plus, the height is adjustable; maybe two-three positions.
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The OD of the tube coming off the saw is 1-1/2" so whatever would fit over that would work. You're right, the bag that comes with it is not much good. I use my shop vac, but since I got a new vac, I haven't found a transition from the saw to the vac that will work.
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No. The mass is to off center. You could do it but I would NOT. A large hole saw would be a much better and safer way to go
1459770
You folks are referencing a different saw. This one does not have miter gauge slots on the table. If you're trying to get the blade parallel to the rip fence, you can just slightly move the rip fence when locking it in place, as in every table saw. Check your saw to verify the model number for better help.
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Yes it can but you either have to use the offset mounting brackets or do what I did and use a 1/2 sheet of plywood between the saw and the brackets. It works great and the plywood actually made the setup stiff and more solid feeling.
616285
Yes the rails will fit your saw. Keep in mind you will need a Biesemeyer fence.
2124739
The saw horse is flat but they give you two brackets to put on .one has a vgrove and the other a notch that will hold a 2by 4
58983
Unless you build a dust collection box under the saw table with a four inch port I would say no.
1720378
In one word, no. The saw is too wide. The only possible chance would be to cut a hole in one of the sides which really defeats the purpose
950226
Yes it will fit a rigid table saw. I mounted mine on the left side of the blade and moved the original table to the right side.
1670663
I believe it will....its pretty much just an open box with room for an oil container and the saw. Nothing specific to the Husqvarna saw itself. It works great.
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The slots at the top of the saw horses Wil accept a 2X4 , on edge. You could put long 2X4's in the slots and screw the plywood to the 2X4's. Even if you could find a 24 ' piece of plywood, the span between the horses may not support the weight you are planning on placing on It.