Will the zero clearance insert for the 744 -746 fit the 745 saw
1440550
Yes! The usual caveats about the splitter blade apply--it comes without any slots cut through its surface, so the existing splitter will not fit unless you cut a small slot in the rear edge of the plate, in line with the table saw blade--but otherwise it is a perfect fit.
1440551
Yes. There are several other questions asking this & all have answered either straight out yes or yes with some minor modifications. (where the poster actually answerd the question instead of the "I don't know" answer some people feel they must post). Myself I am using it on a DWE7491RS. Actually I have 2, one for a single blade & another I cut for a dado. (if you normally use several dado widths, you may want to get 1 for each width or you loose the 0 side clearance).
1660157
I have not assembled my saw yet. Best answer I can give is probably. Contact the compny that sells the brand here. They were quick to answer my questions last year.
518328
Tom, I looked at the parts list for the DWE 7490, and the throat plate that comes with it is the same part number as the throat plate for the DW744, so since this fits the DW 744, it should also fit your DWE 7490. Yes you can use it is a zero clearance Dado insert, but once cut it is only good as a dado insert for that wide of a dado. And it is only good for 90 degree dados.
922919
It will fit the same saw but there is a difference in the teeth. There is a chisel or hardness difference.
94595
My Craftsman is model 358.350480. I have not tried the new chain on my saw yet, so I hope it fits (this model# is not included in the list on the package).
2000997
Your instruction sheet should indicate if 0.065 inch will fit your trimmer. I don't know what model you have so I cannot really say this is the correct size.
935801
The best way to be sure is check your Bosch manual. All saws are different. I have a DeWalt and I can use it butnot to the maxmium dado size. Yours may have such a limit. As far as the Dado insert you can make your own onceyou know if it will work on your saw. Just Google zero clearance table saw insert .... very easy to do. Worst case youcould also purchase them from Bosch or after market. You may see offers with the google query above. Good luck.
1219623
I used it on the Ridgid 4510 portable table saw, so I don't know if they use the same insert.
1724971
Check your manual If not try a universal rolling base. this fits the # 35 saws
977172
I think so, I have the DeWalt 7490RS model saw, and it fits, but does not allow for a full dado set. I just checked and DeWalt has come out with the 7402DI throat plate for 10" saws. I will be buying this throat plate for mine.
493472
You will have to remove the standard insert, the dado blade 'stack' will be too wide. If you want to use an insert it will have to vary for each Dado width you set up. I have never seen any advertisement for inserts of varying widths? Depending on the width of the material you wish to dado you can use your saw without one or make one from a suitable thickness material.
382979
The blade that comes with the B&D trim Saw attachment have a standard 15 mm diameter arbor. These are made to that standard. I'm betting that they'll fit, as I just ordered them for My B&D Matrix system.
1406533
I don't think it will fit. Check the web site and there is a listing of which models fit specific saws.
820596
I have a 113.299315 saw and the fit was perfect. The new insert has a flange in the back to fit this series saw. Be sure to adjust the side screws and depth screws before cutting slot. You MUST cover new insert with a board and clamp down tight before cutting slot. Raise blade slow and all will be good. I raised mine twice and all went well. Item is a little pricey, but a good investment. It is made to fit the 113 craftsman saws and should work for you. James
518326
I'm not sure if it will fit the model table saw you're asking about or not, but I bought mine to be a zero clearance dado insert and it worked great. Only problem is obviously, if you use for a 3/4 inch dado cut for example, then it's no longer a zero clearance insert for any dado cut thinner than 3/4 inch. I was okay with that. I'm not making finish carpentry, just a beginner woodworker making projects as a hobby. I use mine on a Dewalt DW744.
1573565
I'll see if I can't figure out which of my washers came from this insert, but here's a little advice: It sounds like you're asking so you can determine where to cut the hole for the blade... You'll get a better result with zero-clearance if you don't cut the hole, but rather make the insert, and then raise the blade through the insert itself. This will make the hole perfectly sized and positioned, with no measuring involved. See here: http://youtu.be/lQiiU5W2vHk?t=7m15s
820592
I don't know if it fits your saw or not.It is 14 by 3-3/4 by 1/2 inch with a 3/16" flange. My saw has a 1/4" deep recess that the flange sit into, the leveling screws allow you to adjust it so it is flush. My saw is 113.298030