What is the width of the miter slots on the table? 5/8 or 3/4?
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as far as I can tell, the slot for the miter gauge is not a standard size (made in China). I had a Craftsman table saw and its miter didn't fit, so I fashioned one for myself which works--sort of... It's a cheap piece which came with it, and it didn't work well, i.e. no locking on various angles, and cheaply constructed. Be prepared to fashion something for your self instead of what comes with this cheap saw. If I could have looked at it prior to buying, I wouldn't have bought it.
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It's 5/8 inch. It's not a precision fit. The sliding mitre gauge which came with the saw wobbles from side to side 1/32. I purchased this saw for rough 2X4 cuts. It is not for cabinetry or precision work.
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3/8 should work. You only need enough room for the side flange and the screws.
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Hi David I just had a look at the DW7480 saw, it seems very similar to my DW745. As long as the mitre slots are 3/4 inch wide and 3/8inch deep it should fit. I think it is a must have accessory to a table saw. Best Wishes David C
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Good morning Marie, the overall length of the bar is 15.75ins, width is 0.735ins and thickness is 0.380' hope this helps you. I think it is a great addition to table saws and anything else that has a 0.75in mitre slot. Also I live the UK and the service I received from Amazon was first class. Best Wishes, David
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I measured the height of the "foot" of the table. Ours is exactly 3/4" - if that is all the clearance that you have I would say purchasing may be risky since there is no guarantee that each of these tables are identical. Hope this helps.
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the answer to your question is 4 1/8" inches from the center of one slot to the center of the other.
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If your router table has a "standard" 3/4" wide miter slot these should work just fine. I use them on my Ridgid R4512 table saw which has a 3/4" slot.
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The lower 8 slots are 7/8", the upper portion has 3 slots about 1.5" and 4 slots about 2" and a slot for a cleaver and a bread knife (at least that's what I use it for).
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1/4, 5/16, and 3/8. I made a 3/4" thick Oak bartop and it worked great for me.
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These are the dimensions the screws came with the mitre bar Diameter of head .316, screw length .726 conical or chamfered head, OD .166 max outside diameter of the screw, the smaller Id of the screw is .102". it looks like it is a standard 3/4" wood screw #8 the length of the screw is 3/8 inch for the miter bar and the thickness of the wood you are mounting it to. Don't go to thick I used 1/2" plywood.
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Much less - 2 1/8" (53 mm). You need to buy a trivet: something like this if you use gas Ilsa Gas Ring Reducer, 5-Inch, Cast Iron
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The width at the base (where it mounts flush to the drawer or cabinet face) is 5/8 inch.
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This miter gauge is the standard size of your slot and has a tab on the bottom which will match up with your inverted t slot. It is also adjustable to remove any play. You should be in great shape. My Delta table saw has a similar inverted T slot.
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It fits inside the T-slot. So if it is for a table saw with a 3/4 inch slot T or not, yes.
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it will fit any 3/4 inch slot, which is standard on many better saw tables such as Dewalt or Jet
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The opening on mine are pretty close to 7/8". If you want to easily be able to take it off I would plan for 3/4" or a 5/8".
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The slots measure 5-3/8". Have no problem toasting BEEFSTEAK HEARTY RYE which is exactly 6". The toaster is deep enough to accept bread at a slight angle and still toast completely. Hope this helps!