Is their a clamp accessory for the miter gauge?
1395390
No there isn't. There are two screw holes where you can attach a longer board and your own clamp.
1395391
I built my own. Mounted a 1x4 with a stop block and a clamp for repeated cuts. Also built several sleds for mitered cuts that have clamps. Be creative ...
1395392
Paul, sorry for the delay. A busy time of year for a minister. I'm not exactly sure about your question, so if you give me a little clarity I'll do my best. Taking a guess at what you might mean, there is a place to hold/store the miter gauge, on the right side. Is this what you mean? Or, do you mean to secured the angles cut (yes). Looking just now at the other response, I assume you mean to extend the gauge. Correct you can add, or clamp your own. Pls respond directly if you wish to revmike@churchonthepark. Merry Christmas.
484577
Yes. I bought the DeWalt (DW745) table saw and was very unhappy with sloppy miter gauge that came with it. I'm retired and money is somewhat of an issue, so I researched extensively both the Saw and the miter gauge. I have found the INCRA V120 to be an excellent tool, well worth the price. Just read carefully the directions on setting up the gauge to get the best results. I found a very slight difference in the width of the miter gauge channels, so try it in both channels as you expand the INCRA disks for fit. As the other reviewer mentioned (balancing fit versus slide). Good luck!
839500
There is a small brush attachment and something that looks like a clamp. I'm not sure what the clamp thing is for.
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.
1057192
I don't use the clamps that came with the saw, I use regular C clamps.I glued a piece of wood underneath so the bottom flange doesn't get in the way.I'm really happy with the saw, it works great and it looks like modern art.
1848567
Neither. The miter gauge bar that slides in the track measures 0.625" or 5/8". The track measures 0.645" on my machine, which gives a loose fit with 0.02" gap = 0.5 mm. This introduces too much inaccuracy for me and, therefore, I use my miter saw or radial saw for accurate 90º cuts.
2055114
I had to buy my clamps separate -- I purchased the DeWalt ones I believe. They are quick clamps.
1546628
No, comes with a set for your saw. You can also take clamps off of the vice if you don't use often and use them for a different tool.
109400
For your application, we recommend the product with ASIN:B00CIXVZ2E. It comes with a clamp and grommet attachment.
1257414
Nobody else seemed to understand your question. I tried to use my kreg right angle clamp with micro jig holes yesterday, unfortunately it does not fit the smaller holes.
1702081
It does not come with clamps. The grip material on the bottom helps it from sliding. I'm mister cautious though, and purchased DEWALT DWS5026 TrackSaw Track Clamps to use. The saw is a great tool to own!
1608072
It does not come with the fence/miter but is mentioned as optional in the use manual. here is the response i received from the awesome Dremel support: Thank you for emailing Dremel. The Miter Gauge for the Moto Saw is available through our Service Center. The part is a MISC part and the locking levers are included with this Miter Gauge. The price is $5.00 + state tax and $2.50 shipping. You can order this by calling our Dremel Customer Service.
484575
Yes. I bought the DeWalt (DW745) table saw and was very unhappy with sloppy miter gauge that came with it. I'm retired and money is somewhat of an issue, so I researched extensively both the Saw and the miter gauge. I have found the INCRA V120 to be an excellent tool, well worth the price. Just read carefully the directions on setting up the gauge to get the best results. I found a very slight difference in the width of the miter gauge channels, so try it in both channels as you expand the INCRA disks for fit. As the other reviewer mentioned (balancing fit versus slide). Good luck! Yes. I bought the DeWalt (DW745) table saw and was very unhappy with sloppy miter gauge that came with it. I'm retired and money is somewhat of an issue, so I researched extensively both the Saw and the miter gauge. I have found the INCRA V120 to be an excellent tool, well worth the price. Just read carefully the directions on setting up the gauge to get the best results. I found a very slight difference in the width of the miter gauge channels, so try it in both channels as you expand the INCRA disks for fit. As the other reviewer mentioned (balancing fit versus slide). Good... » Read More Yes. I bought the DeWalt (DW745) table saw and was very unhappy with sloppy miter gauge that came with it. I'm retired and money is somewhat of an issue, so I researched extensively both the Saw and the miter gauge. I have found the INCRA V120 to be an excellent tool, well worth the price. Just read carefully the directions on setting up the gauge to get the best results. I found a very slight difference in the width of the miter gauge channels, so try it in both channels as you expand the INCRA disks for fit. As the other reviewer mentioned (balancing fit versus slide). Good luck! « Show Less
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The clamp will fit and it will work, however the upstream pressure gage may read higher than the final output pressure. There can be a pressure drop across the Topeak. You may have to inflate to a higher pressure on the gage to get the pressure you want. I think this effect is more pronounced at lower pressures - I don't have good gages to measure precisely.
2206991
Check the width and depth of the miter slots on the saw; it should fit. Most high-quality table saws, unless they have T-slot miter grooves, should be able to accept the Incra miter gauges. My personal experience was with a less-expensive table saw with a shallow T-slot groove. Incra's terse response to my query about how to adapt was "We do not make custom slides." That put me off a bit, but I milled my own slide and am happy with the accuracy and quality of the rest of the gauge overall.
1468688
Works great with most any miter saw. Comes with clamping mounting hardware. All you need do is attach the saw to a 1/2 piece of plywood, then attach the clamps (or maybe in reverse!).
1966702
You could buy a $3000 cabinet saw and they all come with cheap miter gauges. Buy an aftermarket one where you can adjust the track to fit the groove. Even better make or buy a sled. Probably the only saw that comes with a decent one is Powermatic but again 4xs the price.