what's the internal depth inside the L-Boxx 3 between the floor of the case and the top? I have a circular saw I want to store on its side.
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A hair over 8", with almost 1/2" more towards the back of the case. The inner part of the lid is not flat, as the top handle recess protrudes into the case. So, 8" no problem, maybe up to 8-1/2" if you angle and position your circular saw to avoid hitting the handle recess.
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The safe measurement is 8 inches of height. If what your storing can fit around the well where the handle is stored you have 8 5/8 inches of height.
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The L-Boxx 3 is about 8" deep from bottom of box interior to top edge that meets cover.I have the DeWalt CCS180K circular saw in mine. The saw sits on an angled platform I made to go in box. Also in box I have the battery charger, spare battery and two spare blades.
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Almost 9 inches. I keep my dewalt circular saw (DW368) in it but it dose need to be on a slight angle.
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The working depth is 8 inches. That is from the floor to the bottom of the handle well. I carry a 71/2 inch circular saw in mine. I have three circular saws of three different brands and they all fit. Each fits in a different manner.
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There's actually some useful information from the actual manufacturers of the boxes, which is Sortimo. I found a brochure on a UK website that had lots of detail... though the dimensions are conservative as the boxes are not 100% rectangular inside. Anyway, the answer to your question from Sortimo's data is 209mm, however there is over 20mm additional height around the handle molding in the lid. I'd confidently say slightly over 230mm is available. Apologies for the metric measurements... I'm in Australia ;-) Cheers, Steve
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I agree that it depends on your saw. The stand is about 33 X2. It can be stored vertically as well. I don't feel comfortable with my saw stored that way but Dewalt says it's fine.
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I think you are asking if the blade can be locked in place exposed 1/2" beyond the base plate. If that is the question, the answer is no. You can set the depth to 1/2", but the saw blade will not be exposed until you squeeze the safety lock off switch and push down on the base plate to expose the blade to perform a rip or plunge cut.
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The hole saw is 2" deep. However, the inside end surface stops the saw from cutting that deep. The inside depth is about 1-7/8". You could certainly cut through 1-1/2", probably as thick as 1-3/4".
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smaller p/u's sides are not as tall. saw is above truck box's side. Full size p/u it's about even.
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The saw has a maximum cutting depth of 3/4-inch. Most 3/4" plywood has a total thickness of less than 3/4", so the saw would probably be capable of handling that thickness, but it would be wise to actually check the depth, prior to purchasing.
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The inside of the spring ring is about 2.25 inches and the outlet on the Bosch table saw is 2.5 inches. Like others, I didn't find the bag very efficient. It will catch some of the sawdust, but lots still blew around. I went with a portable power dust collector. My guess if you want to use this bag you can make it work by putting tape or something around the chute to give it a little more diameter.
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It's 8". I dont think the saw case will fit but you should be able to get just the saw in there.
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The saw doesn't have a case. It kind of sucks because the base of the saw looks like it can bend easily if you're not too careful.
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My Dewalt DWX726 came in a cardboard box approximately 24" wide x 48" long x 10" deep. These dimensions are not exact as I did not measure it, but this is my best guess.
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I use a case logic that I bought at Best Buy. It's 6 1/2" x 4", 3 1/2" deep. Sorry I can't give a part number. Works great!
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Greetings. I use this bag for storing my Dewalt 6" blade circular saw, I really don't know the size of your reciprocating saw so I would not know if it would fit into this bag. Sorry.
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Here are some measurements in inches: the total footprint is 30.5" tall, 19" wide, 13" front to back. The storage areas measure: top tool box: 17"W (side to side), 8"D (Front to back), 6" top to bottom. top drawer 14"X8"x2". has 6 sections with 4 removable dividers. second drawer: 14"x8"x5" no dividers. Lower compartment pivots at the base: 14"X 8" (top) 6" (bottom), 13" top to bottom. The bottom of the compartment is narrower then the top to facilitate the pivot. There are two small compartments on either side of the handle that measure 4" wide, 2-3", 9" tall. You could use these to put some long, light weight, but ridge materials, such as a 2' level....2' lengths of tubing.....I think I covered all the measurements. I hope this helps. Here are some measurements in inches: the total footprint is 30.5" tall, 19" wide, 13" front to back. The storage areas measure: top tool box: 17"W (side to side), 8"D (Front to back), 6" top to bottom. top drawer 14"X8"x2". has 6 sections with 4 removable dividers. second drawer: 14"x8"x5" no dividers. Lower compartment pivots at the base: 14"X 8" (top) 6" (bottom), 13" top to bottom. The bottom of the compartment is narrower then the top to facilitate the pivot. There are two small compartments on either side... » Read More Here are some measurements in inches: the total footprint is 30.5" tall, 19" wide, 13" front to back. The storage areas measure: top tool box: 17"W (side to side), 8"D (Front to back), 6" top to bottom. top drawer 14"X8"x2". has 6 sections with 4 removable dividers. second drawer: 14"x8"x5" no dividers. Lower compartment pivots at the base: 14"X 8" (top) 6" (bottom), 13" top to bottom. The bottom of the compartment is narrower then the top to facilitate the pivot. There are two small compartments on either side of the handle that measure 4" wide, 2-3", 9" tall. You could use these to put some long, light weight, but ridge materials, such as a 2' level....2' lengths of tubing.....I think I covered all the measurements. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I don't know, because I didn't keep that part - it wasn't what I needed. But the interior of the box is about 2" x 3.25" and approx. 1" deep. The tools were thin, about 1/8" - 1/4" thick and may have fit inside. The box is solid and the base is at least 1/4" thick.
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I am sorry. Before I answered, I did a quick search for a case only for this saw and couldn't find any, not even on eBay. You might contact DeWalt directly - perhaps they have reconditioned cases or they might be available at DeWalt Outlet stores (if those even exist.) Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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yes, that's what holds your saw onto the stand. The other two items in the picture are intended to allow you to set your height/stop-depth. I really like mine, and it's much nicer (my opinion) than the Makita stand (steel). Gordon
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Well, it probably depends on which saw is attached. I have a DeWalt DW745 (with blade guard attached) mounted on it. I store mine by standing it on end (with legs folded, of course), to give the smaller footprint. In that configuration, the measurements are width: 26 1/4", height: 36 1/4", depth: 28 1/2" (these measurements are approximate, plus or minus one quarter inch). If you want to lay it flat when the legs are folded (for example, to store underneath a table or something like that), then measurements are the same but height becomes depth and depth becomes height, while width remains the same. In other words, width: 26 1/4", height: 28 1/2", depth: 36 1/4". Hope this helps. Well, it probably depends on which saw is attached. I have a DeWalt DW745 (with blade guard attached) mounted on it. I store mine by standing it on end (with legs folded, of course), to give the smaller footprint. In that configuration, the measurements are width: 26 1/4", height: 36 1/4", depth: 28 1/2" (these measurements are approximate, plus or minus one quarter inch). If you want to lay it flat when the legs are folded (for example, to store underneath a table or something like that), then measurements are the same but height becomes depth and depth becomes height, while... » Read More Well, it probably depends on which saw is attached. I have a DeWalt DW745 (with blade guard attached) mounted on it. I store mine by standing it on end (with legs folded, of course), to give the smaller footprint. In that configuration, the measurements are width: 26 1/4", height: 36 1/4", depth: 28 1/2" (these measurements are approximate, plus or minus one quarter inch). If you want to lay it flat when the legs are folded (for example, to store underneath a table or something like that), then measurements are the same but height becomes depth and depth becomes height, while width remains the same. In other words, width: 26 1/4", height: 28 1/2", depth: 36 1/4". Hope this helps. « Show Less