Has anyone used this fence specifically on a Porter Cable PCB330BS Bandsaw? Thanks.
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I have the Porter Cable bandsaw and the fence you are asking about. The fence mounting fits the bandsaw with no adjustments or cobbling to make it fit. I needed something stable for very fine work and it has met my needs very well. Hope this helps.
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I used this fence on my 1947' delta . Its very good but I found it too slow for me for what work I do. I just made a taller fence ,more ridged & faster setup. works for me.
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yes I have porta cable bandsaw, with woodhaven fence, I thimk it is by far the best fence out there, works great
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I have used on Poulan equipment, not specifically a saw. I have used on all my equipment with 'tamper-proof' adjustments. Very helpful.
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most 14" bandsaws use interchangable parts............my previous 14" saw was made in Tiawan........it worked fine on it. The Rigid saws I have seen look similar in mechanism....it is my belief that it probably will work, but I cannot guarantee unless I see your saw in person..........this is a great addition to help tension the blade............much easier. I suggest you also get a new spring for it while you do this ..........especially if your saw has some age on it........good luck!
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If it connects with a single screw like modern ones I will work. I would go to a local store that sells scroll saws and look at the holder and compare. I bought this to replace my factory Porter Cable holder and it works flawless! It can be used as pin in or plain in. Downside to this is you must use an Allan wrench to install and remove the blade, but worth the extra few seconds. It grips a plain in blade so it doesn't slip when you tighten it. The instructions are a little confusing but once you figure them out it is a 5 minute install. Good luck and I hope it works for you, it was a great investment for me as I use my scroll saw daily for part of my woodworking business. If it connects with a single screw like modern ones I will work. I would go to a local store that sells scroll saws and look at the holder and compare. I bought this to replace my factory Porter Cable holder and it works flawless! It can be used as pin in or plain in. Downside to this is you must use an Allan wrench to install and remove the blade, but worth the extra few seconds. It grips a plain in blade so it doesn't slip when you tighten it. The instructions are a little confusing but once you figure them out it is a 5 minute install. Good luck and I hope it works for you, it was a... » Read More If it connects with a single screw like modern ones I will work. I would go to a local store that sells scroll saws and look at the holder and compare. I bought this to replace my factory Porter Cable holder and it works flawless! It can be used as pin in or plain in. Downside to this is you must use an Allan wrench to install and remove the blade, but worth the extra few seconds. It grips a plain in blade so it doesn't slip when you tighten it. The instructions are a little confusing but once you figure them out it is a 5 minute install. Good luck and I hope it works for you, it was a great investment for me as I use my scroll saw daily for part of my woodworking business. « Show Less
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I don't see why not. The way the Fence is installed is with Tbolts and gets adjusted when the whole fence is assembled to the fence. If it can no be used on your bandsaw there are a ton of good options for the same price check out fine woodworking annual issue No. 230 tools and shops they do a bandsaw fence review and I'm sure amazon carries all the brands they talk about
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Yes, we have utilized this vacuum with the Porter-Cable Drywall Sander and we have been more than pleased with the production of the equipment. Our Tapers have ranted and raved about the unit since we made the purchase and wished we had done so much sooner!
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I'm not sure, however, Amazon does also sell a universal blade adapter to mate universal oscillating tool blades to Porter Cable. I would also order this accessory with the blade assortment and return it if not needed.
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Bit works fine for me....I would suspect too deep a cut rather than the motor. Try several shallow cuts if you haven't tried this already.Note that I used a Porter Cable model 6912, which is 1 3/4 hp, same as the router power you used.Of course if the router vibrated before it touched wood then you have a balance problem. Unlikely.
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Don't know if I will be of much help for you but I mounted my Vega fence to a Grizzly table saw. Everything worked great, wholes lined up and I love that fence. Should have done it years ago but did not come across a Vega and just couldn't justify spending $400 or so dollars on one of the other fences.Bruce
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I am not familiar with that particular model of band saw. The real question is where the alignment pins and receiving holes are located in the riser block versus where they are located on the upper and lower saw frames. With my older saw, the pins on the riser block were exactly opposite where they needed to be to fit the saw. I was able to drill them out in the needed locations, transfer the alignment pins to the new positions, and the riser block fit perfectly. If it does not fit "right out of the box", the riser block can be modified (if you have the tools and skill) to fit the saw you have. Good luck!
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I have a 1982 Craftsmans saw with a cast iron Bench Dog router extension on the left side and another extension on the right. My front rail is mounted to the far right of the saw and far left of th router extension. No problems on the front and one hole one the rear. It works fine much much better than the original craftsman fence. I have 30 inches right of the blade and 24 left.
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I would suspect the Bosch router base is a dedicated affair, with their router motor having posts that slide into slots on their router base. I doubt the Porter Cable motor would interface.
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I installed on my Jet contractors saw, JWTS10, older model, no problems at all. All the holes line right up. Great fence too. Youll love it
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I am not sure, but I doubt it. The fence has a specific latching mechanism that is probably different than the one on a craftsman saw. I had to mount the rails on my saw by drilling a few holes.
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I'm not familiar with this router so can't answer properly. The Fox brass guide will bit any router that can use the Porter Cable router guides. Same diameters and flange thicknesses.
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I mounted mine in my table saw. I removed one of the cast iron extension wings, got a piece of phenolic resin plywood and cut it to the size of the extension wing, routed it to accept the router plate and router, and mounted it where the old extension wing was. Works great and I have the option of using the fence from my table saw with it as well. I have run numerous sheets of plywood and MDF over it, as well as hard wood lumber, and have had no issues with it snagging or scarring material.
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Hi Ross, I've done a bit of research and went the actual Bosch website and did not see Porter Cable as one of the compatible manufacturers. I don't necessarily believe it won't work though. If I were you, I would buy it, try it and if it doesn't work it's always easy and free to return with Amazon because they email return labels. Ps, here is a link to the Bosch page I mentioned. http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Accessories/Pages/BoschAccessoryDetail.aspx?pid=OIS001Best of Luck,Alan LAlan L