will the fence work on a Ryobi 10" table saw?
1614288
I used it with 2 saws. One a craftsmen the other a delta. It fit both. I had to drill some holes for one. Buts it seems to be pretty universal.
1614289
I'm not acquainted with the Ryobi specifically but I will bet it will fit. Perhaps a hole or two will need to be drilled but that is not a problem and takes very little effort, assuming you have the drill bits. The fence itself is a work of art, well worth its price. Your dealer can surely tell you if it fits your saw.
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.
500254
I do not have that saw,I have a 4100 , But by looking at the pictures closely the 10J has a different fence and guide rail than mine ,so I would say NO to your question. I could be wrong, but only a Bosch rep should answer your question.
1594001
Not sure on the table, but I think so. The fence is good, but every fence will have to be corrected for drift with every new blade. I built a wooden sandwich type fence that fits snugly over the fence for resawing, and it works well on anything much taller than the fence itself. The "Carter Stabilizer" has been a valuable add-on for me, though pricey.
424677
Any 10" blade will fit! You have to use an 8" Dado blade set. I love this saw, accuracy of cuts is exceptional.
51186
Maybe, I had a 10" FL, but I cant remember where the bolt holes were on it. It will probably work but you might have to drill some holes for it. Actually if you have the same fence on yours that I had on mine, you can beef it up pretty well, it wont be as good as a T square style fence, but comparable.
2174972
I have a Rigid band saw so I can't say for sure but the unit comes with fasteners to fit about any saw made. As long as you have some threaded holes in the sides of your table you should be able to mount the fence. It is kind of a bother to take on and off but not terribly difficult. Having slides on front and back make the fence extremely stable but more difficult to take on and off and adjust.
1836459
Probably not. The fence itself is 36" front to back and the pad that slides on the far end rail is about 30" from the center of the near end rail. The cast iron top on my Craftsman saw is 27" deep. Too bad because it's a very good fence and has held up well for many years.
1474362
The fact is the fence, (either 40"or 50") has to be attached to the table! Sears didn't make a table top out of granite that I'm aware of. Is it just your extensions that are granite? If you have a steel/cast table, the actual table with the miter guide cut parallel to the blade hole. You're probably ok! If you can bolt to that it should be sufficient to hold the fence> I would just replace the granite extensions with the ones suggested in the manual with the saw! Good luck! A picture of your saw would be helpful! Terry Thanks for the lesson Cheryl! Granite was used!
754756
Never tried - just curious, do you mean the tools that fit into the grooves built into the surface of the table ? The fence is pretty decent for this type of saw - it is not as tight (solid, steady) as a traditional saw like a Delta Contractor 10"
2235413
Sure. Most table saws are equipped with 10" blades but the can accomidate smaller blades with no problems.
413755
If your table saw is a standard set up it should. The track on the left of the blade on mine are roughly 3.5 in from the saw and the grooves are standard 3/4 wide and 3/8 deep. The sled is adjustable to ensure a smooth fit.
51184
I don't know if a 10" Hitachi and a 10" Delta Contractor saw has interchangeable fences or not. Best advice would be to go look at a Delta Contractor saw and see how they measure up. Worst case scenario would be having to re-drill the mounting holes for the new rails. Beyond that it's an incredibly good fence. Hope it works out for you.
51185
Lowell check the spacing on the rails for the fence and see if they line up to your Hitachi table. Check both front and back where the guide rails would need to be installed. If the spacing is correct there is a good chance this fence system would work. Bg
754753
probably. The saw has two rails and a fence that tightens down. If the after market fence can fit on the rails then you should be good. Look at the saw photos up close and determine this.
2104217
It fit my 10" craftsman. You should have some holes on the front and back of your table, where the existing fence attaches. You can use these to attach the Incra.
2236677
I wish i could help you but the outfeed worked on my saw just fine. I ended up building an outfeed table for it since this being a bolt on addition as opposed to part of the saw was just not as sturdy as it should have been.
1711990
No. This is meant to be on floor model table saw. The front and back rails are 6' long. This is an awesome and accurate fence once set up and correctly aglined.