Can this saw be used with a miter box? Will it fit in the slots?
1610813
No. The blade on this saw is pretty aggressive in that the teeth have a significant set. It is a very high quality Japanese pull saw especially for the price. But due to the set, I have bought a couple Zona saws which are an amazing value and much better for detail cuts.
1610814
No. this is not a miter box saw. It has a stiffening bar on it as you can see. That stiffener will not fit in a miter box slot and you only have about 1.5 inches of depth of cut before you'd hit that stiffener bar. However, its a a good saw with many different uses (and it works very well for those uses) and I'm glad to have it. But its not a miter box saw.
1610815
I disagree with the other answers in that all traditional western back saws (miter box saws) have a thick reinforcing rib on the back side of the blade as this pull saw does. The limitations of this saw would be its thin blade would be loose in the slots of traditional miter boxes & require cutting new accurate slots and would not work in high walled miter boxes as is true of any small back saw (gent's saw). It might require the extra complication of making your own miter box to get the proper size but small ones are available.
2008478
Yes. It comes with a large variety of nuts and bolts for different heights of mounting flanges and will work fine with your Dewalt 10" miter saw.
1469615
Yes. The stand has brackets that attach to the saw and then the saw/brackets clip onto the saw stand. The brackets are adjustable to fit various miter saws. I have this stand and it works great. You will love it.
176814
That's what I have mine on. Works great. It does add a little bit of height to the saw when off the miter stand, in case that makes a difference for storage or if you have a workbench setup for it.
804766
I believe so, the holes that mount the your saw and other brands of saws are all the same as far as i know, so the slits in the brackets will accommodate any bolt. with the use of washers between the nut and bracket you should be good to go.
1269960
Yes, it will. I am using it on my 10" Ryobi miter saw. It is doing the job well and great price.
2189790
The front and back rails may need to be drilled to match the mounting holes in the saw. It should work fine.RKH
1497637
Not really sure, I have a Delta cabinet saw with a typical slot for attachments. Most tables are built to accommodate accessories! Hopefully shopsmith is on board. Wish I could be more helpful, my recommendation is to contact Grizzly.
2087812
Not sure that I understand your wording of the question, should the (IS) maybe say (BE)????? I really can't answer the question truthfully, as I know nothing about the Makita MLT 100 Table Saw. If your table saw has 3/4" X 3/8" miter slots, it should fit, even if the slots have the extra grooves in the bottom of them.
1824512
if the miter slot is not 90' to the blade there will be problems making accurate cuts. The gauge is to tell you how far out of alignment the blade is to the miter slot so you can adjust it (the blade). Utube has videos that assist in the alignment of the blade to miter slot. Good luck
1673499
No this saw is design for metal only, you would want to purchase a mitter saw for wood
1967089
I don't see why it should not. If the saw has a standard miter slot the gauge will work.
1614290
I'm not sure. Chances are that, yes it will fit, but you will need to drill a few holes in the saw to make it fit. Don't worry, a few clean holes won't hurt the saw. Just make sure to measure accurately.
1670788
Yes, it should. The Hitachi mitre gauge here is 3/4" wide by 3/8" tall, which is standard groove size for many table saws. This gauge fit my Craftsman saw fine. Newer table saws have an extra edge cut at the base of the mitre slots, and this mitre gauge has a round retaining disk that fits into this slot. I don't know if your saw has this extra retaining edge (mine did not), but if not the disk on the gauge is easily removable.
414336
I use these on Mastercraft miter box. I drilled holes in the side of the miter box to accommodate the screws with the crown stops and tap them out. They work just fine on that saw.I'm sure it would be easy to have these work on any saw.
1965778
Yes. I made a base for my miter saw out of 3/4 inch plywood and put a 2x4 in the center of the base. I then put the base in the workmate and tighten it up and was really to tackle any type of cutting that needed to be done. I hope that this will be helpful for you.
1644913
I believe that this will work just fine. If the mounting configuration is square - it will work with the assortment of nuts/bolts supplied. Some manufacturers (not sure about your particular Hitachi) have a trapezoid (offset) mounting pattern and these need to have a thin piece of wood or metal mounted to the saw and then to the miter saw stand... This is with every miter saw stand I've seen on the market.