I have a Rigid 12" miter-bevel saw. Will it fit on this unit an can it be left attached when folded down for storage?
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It'll undoubtedly fit, but you'll probably need to remove the saw to fold it down (per their instructions). This stand is a joke (IMHO). It's lopsided. the extensions sag, and the tool needs to be removed to move the stand. Look at the delta stand (also marketed under porter cable and dewalt I believe) if you want a solid stand that is portable and will fold down with the tool still attached. I own them both. PORTER-CABLE PC136MS Universal Mobile Miter Stand
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Harlan, there are 2 mounts that will bolt to your mitre saw permanently, then you can remove the saw from the saw table for storage if you want. Otherwise just keep it clipped to the table. This is a great table. You can't go wrong purchasing it. Thomas
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I have a 12" slider mounted to mine. No mods were needed to mount the saw. It bolted right on.I cannot speak to whether a 12" RIGID will fit or not but it should fit. Yes; you can leave the saw attached with the legs folded.
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I have the 12 inch ridgid sliding miter saw and it fits most any saw you want you can store it with the saw on it but I need space so I take mine off and stand it up in the corner. Although if I were to do it over again I'd probably get the dewalt and mount a surge protector on it it's smaller and more compact which is what I'm looking for but otherwise I love the saw stand
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The mounting process is fully adjustable so it should accept any saw on the market. I have the 12" DeWalt sliding miter saw and it fits fine. I'm not sure what you mean by left attached but there are two handles once the saw is mounted for easy dismount and reattach. I should let you know that the wheels on this are plastic. they are large for easy rolling but that makes them more susceptible to breakage. this would be my only mark against this stand.
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I'm using this with the 12" Dewalt Sliding Mitre Saw. As long as the mounting points on your Makita are in the same plane with each other front to back it will work. The two mounting brackets are completely adjustable side to side.
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The saw has to be removed in order for it to fold up. I carry mine in my work van, so it folds up and I can lean it behind my saw horses. I am very pleased wih mine.
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To answer your question, I would have to say if it is a 12' rigid miter saw it should fit with no problem. The adjustability of the DEWALT's DWX726 Rolling Miter Saw/Planer Stand with the slots for mounting is approximately 51/2" - 16" front to back and up to approximately 28".
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I installed it on RIGID 10" table saw where it fit fine. I didn't measure the opening.
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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.
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Not as equipped. I constructed an auxiliary fence that holds the stock at the 45 degrees. It is actually more of an additional table rather than a fence with a strip on the bottom to be placed in the miter slide groove and then I use two small machinist clamps to hold it in place. This saw is much more stable and with far less blade wobble than any other out there. Good luck. If I can be of further assistance just ask.
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Yes, if you fold it in a U shape, it should fit in a box that is 12" x 12" x 6". It will flatten out just fine afterward. I would not recommend storing it that however. -James
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Stand itself when folded or collapsed is no more than 3". Sounds like you're talking about the saw though!
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might be tight - mine is mounted with a ten inch Makita slider and it is tight when the saw is in the released up position. The sawhood is a fantastic device though and really cleaned up my dust problem. Would be worth asking Fastcap about the twelve inch fitting - I will bet it does fit
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This is what I am aware of (Plus I do not use mine I don't find them all that great)Easy installation: simply replace the outer blade washer of your miter saw with the laser guide unit.Does not fit 12" Ridgid, Pro-Tech, Makita LS1221 and DeWalt DW705S miter saws produced before 2005.Does not fit Porter-Cable Quick-Change, Skil and worm-drive circular saws. Hope this is some help..... Darryl
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No, not completely. The top half of the handle can fold down but the bottom half is inside the frame. If you plan on storing the mower for awhile you can simply unscrew a couple of screws that secure the base of the handle and remove.
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Yes. I had to trim 1/4" off of mine to make it fit. It's best if you have a jig saw for a clean cut, but I think you could manage with a pair of heavy duty scissors even.
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The base can be adjusted to accommodate different gaps between the miter slot and blade, so that shouldn't be an issue. My cabinet saw has 3/8" deep miter slots that are 3/4" wide and this rides in the fine. As such, if your miter slot dimensions are the industry standard I just gave, it should work fine.
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Fold it over? No, the bottom is made of very heavy board. Maybe someone can cut off a part, which obviously means you would lose the slots you cut out.
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I attached it to my craftsman from Sears. No trouble here. You may have to drill a couple holes in the bracket to fit your saw but it doesn't take to long.
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most 12in miter saws have a 1in arbor it should fit you should be able to measure blade or look up specs on internet