Does this work on 1 inch arbors? Does this work on 1 inch arbor saws? it looks like it has a 5/8 arbor hole.
160693
You would have to insert a 1" X 5/8" bushing. You would have to check guard clearances.
87560
The small brass ring brings it down from 7/8" to 20mm. This doesn't fit a 5/8" arbor as listed here.
1213391
The blade comes with a reducer for a 10 mm arbor. I use it on two larger Echo trimmers. It works much better than any other blade that I have tried, however be sure that your guard will accommodate it. It does send debris flying so protection is required. I use the screen protector and safety glasses.
80432
Not sure, don't have one but it all depends on the arbor size. I'm sure it will.
2060881
The set has 2 blades that have 20 teeth each. Depending on which orientation they are mounted on arbor it will give you a 1/4" or 3/8" width box joint. Theses are 8" blades for making box joints not regular blades for ripping material to size. Fits a 5/8" arbor.
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You need to check the arbor size and buy the same arbor size as the blades you buy. Mine required filing as the machining in the arbor hol was not clean and there was a ridge that I had to file down. After that it works as advertized and I use it on a Craftsman 10" radial arm saw.
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I'm not certain, but I think this mandrel is for bigger-diameter hole saws. If I'm remembering right, there wouldn't be enough room on the back end of a 5/8" saw for this mandrel to fit... it's a fairly hefty item by itself.
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I think that depends on the arbor size and whether the smaller diameter will allow the saw to cut correctly. If the blade has a 5/8 arbor it will fit the saw, but changing the diameter of the blade will affect the speed of the cutting edge and the depth of cut.
745277
Hello, The wheels in this kit do not have arbors but they do have holes and they are 1/2" .
686993
Six inch and will fit either a 5/8 or 1/2 inch arbor with an included adapter.
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.
652531
I am using it on a 12" DeWalt compound miter and it works good but can only get it to about 1/64" close to actual cut.
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It all depends on the size of the arbor (the cylindrical piece of steel coming from the motor that the blade attaches to). Either look up the model/serial for your old saw to determine your arbor size or pull off the old blade and measure the diameter of the arbor manually with a tape measure. This blade is designed for a saw with a 5/8" arbor. You CAN put this blade on a 1/2" arbor but DON'T. If you do you won't be able to perfectly mount the blade around the arbor and then there will be some serious wobble which will damage the saw and probably be a safety hazard.
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Check your arbor size. A quick google search showed me some 10" Skil models have 1" arbors, and this set is 5/8". Aside from that, just make sure you have a dado compatible blade insert (throat plate).
489407
The arbor is a standard 7/8" inch ring. That is a standard size that is the same for 5" and 7" grinders. You will find discs anywhere there are discs. you can flip the retaining washer over for flat zip cut wheels as well, although I would probably buy depressed center zip cut wheels instead as they are stronger. The threaded shaft is a 5/8 thread if you need to screw anything on to it.
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Diameter is approx. 2in. and thickness is 3/8. The laser guide is mounted on a 5 year old Hitachi sliding compound saw. The arbor hole is not that important as long as the saw arbor is somewhat smaller. It actually performs or replaces the arbor washer. I've read that a few saws have a difficult time mounting a laser guide. I don't know if DeWalt is one of them. This one does work well for me.
282020
yes, you can use it with a 6 inch Hole Saw. This ARBOR has a 7/16 inch shaft ) most drills home owners own or use will be able to use up to a 3/8" shank. You will need a drill that has a chuck that opens to half inch ( common is 3/8" ) Because of the diameter of the shank ... it will NOT fit into the drill commonly owned by most home owners and hobbiest. You will need a what is called a Half Inch drill to use this Arbor. I think I bought this because of size of the holes I was making ( 5 inches ), the hole saws would not work with the smaller arbors I already had. Sorry if you read this before I caught that. I had also purchased a new 3/8th inch shank arbor , was thinking this was the that one.