Features

• Extends 18 inches
• Stores flush to table

Reviews (1)

outfeed support
The outfeed support is a handy thing to have on a table saw. The only problem that I have encountered in useing it is that flexible materials like thin plywood tend to flex between the saw and the outfeed support and hit the support instead of going on top of it. This problem can be fixed by using a peice of scrap as a 'brige' to help the material make it onto the suport. ... Read more

Features

• Tables for DW735 Planer
• Tables are detachable or can be folded for convenience
• Comes complete with easy install hardware kit

Reviews (3)

Required for good results
These tables are not included with the DW735 planer. Don't let that lead you to believe that they are optional. I tried to run the planer without them, and I got significant snipe. Adding the tables improved the snipe quite a bit, and as I adjust the tables to be level with the bed of the planer, the snipe keeps decreasing. If you want to get the performance you paid for with the DW735, you need these tables.

The tables should be purchased with the planer and mounted before the planer is bolted down to its final resting place. To mount the tables, the planer must be moved off of its platform just enough to get a few fingers and a wrench underneath the base. The instructions make a big deal about securing the planer during this operation, but I think their concerns are overstated. Only about 2" of the base needs to be accessible from underneath in order to mount the table, and this leaves the planer in a very stable position. Just be careful and use your own judgement.

It's true that the outfeed table does not fold up. Let's set this in perspective. This is a sign of inattentive design. It's silly, it's embarassing to DeWalt, but it doesn't reduce the usefulness of the infeed and outfeed tables. Frankly, I don't understand why it's so important that the tables fold at all. Jointers have huge cast iron infeed and outfeed tables that don't fold, and the only complaint I have heard about them is that they are never large enough. It seems to me the only point of folding tables is to perpetuate the silly notion that this is a "portable benchtop planer". I don't consider any object weighing 90 pounds to be "portable". I wonder how much more it would have cost DeWalt to have provided a non-folding cast iron bed of equivalent size. Perhaps that's coming in their next version.

Having tried the planer with and without, I am glad I bought the tables. I would recommend them to anyone with a DW735 planer.

DeWalt DW7351 Folding Table for DW735
If you've read some of the other reviews you already know the back table extension will not fold up with a chip collection accessory hooked up, and that is true. The extensions do work very well with the plainer and install and fold up easily (at least the front). They are made well and work great. The back extentsion not folding up for me isn't such a big deal because I have the chip collection accessory and it sticks out about as far as the table extension anyway. I do recommdend you get them because they do help prevent snipe and make is easier to feed long boards through the plainer. After all, thats the main purpose for them anyway.

design flaw on rear table attachment, otherwise great
Okay, I finally got the folding tables. They are very easy to assemble and align. Each corner of each table can be adjusted for height. The attachment points are spring loaded so they are also easy to take off and put back on. They do help in supporting the work and seem very solid. The front table folds up out of the way and stays there. The rear table however is another story. Because the main table and the back of the moter/blade assembly are pretty much even and the pin to hold the table is set back the rear table will never fold up and stay. When the depth of cut is set around an inch and the cord is wrapped around the cord holder the rear table won't flip up more then around 20 degrees. In my opinion this is a major design flaw, the main table needs to stick out at the rear by at least an inch or two to allow the table to fold up. ... Read more

Features

• 60-inch long uses two stops for accurate cut out to 10 -1/2 inches
• Both stops have adjust hairline indicators for proper alignment

Features

• Used as a repetitive cut off stop for increased productivity
• Acts as a stand off to keep material away from fence when using miter gauge
• Easy to use--add one inch to measurements to accommodate thickness

Reviews (3)

Great like other Biesemeyer Products
I purchased one of these for my Biesemeyer fence system. Like all the products these people make, it is top notch. And if you ever have a problem, just give them a call and talk to the factory about it. Almost everyone there can help you out. It's nice to have a great product backed by great customer satisfaction.

Wonderful!
I use this on my Jet Xacta table saw. Works great! For the price, you could build your own. However, this has a nice square face and a handy, easy-to-use clamping system! Definitely worth it!

Best Cut Off Fence
I have a 30" Biesemeyer fence on my Delta table saw, and had a hard time making up a cut off fence that wouldn't wreck the Biesmeyer fence, and that was still effective enough not to move around. This Biesemeyer Cut Off Fence does the job. It's easy to set up, and is extremely rigid. The best thing about it, is that you only need to subtract an inch from the fence setting for the correct cut. There is no better Cut Off Fence for the price. ... Read more

Features

• 16-by-8-inch die cast aluminum extension wing for extra cutting capacity
• Includes mounting hardware for easy installation
• Fits Bench Saw models 36-540 and 36-550

Reviews (8)

Easy installation, great product!
Installation took 15 minutes to get the piece flush with the table top as well as the sliding fence. Works great! Very sturdy...looking into attaching another extension onto this extension.

Not Bad
This accessory worked that way I wanted. The price was a little high but I needed to increase my cutting capacity.

Table saw extension review
Well, what can I say. If you are planning to use your saw to rip wider than 11 1/2 inches, you need to have this extension. I am impressed with how sturdy the extension is when bolted to the table. Most table extensions I have seen have been flimsy and unsafe in my opinion. This one is pretty good when you finally get it attatched. I am overall pleased with the product, however; I had a few problems installing it. Here are my gripes:

I think Delta should have used holes in the connecting side instead of slots. I had a problem lining it up with the saw table. The front edge of the extension didn't line up with my table and when the the fence was clamped down over the seam, it was not parallel to the blade. I had to file about 1/8 " off of the front inside edges of the mounting slots in order to bring the two pieces flush.

The cheap little flat sided washers provided in the hardware kit should be wider and thicker. When I tightened the bolts, the washers pressed into the slots and the extension lifted above the level of the table every single time. It took a while to get it lined up.

When I had it lined up as best as I could, the joint was still not perfectly smooth. We all know that this is important. I had to block sand the joint down with a piece of 80 grit sand paper to make the two surfaces join smoothly. Tip: If you sand lightly from front to back, you can duplicate the scratched alluminum surface that is already in the table and when you are done, it looks and feels pretty good.

Delta did an outstanding job at making the extension match the original table except for the self adhesive ruler. It looks like it came from a totally different saw and leaves a 2 inch gap between the markings. Although I always gage my fence with a tape measure, it would have looked better if it matched.

Finally I thought the price was way too high. ... Amazon was the best deal I found though, taking into consideration the free shipping.

Go ahead and buy this one. You will be able to rip a solid 19 1/2 inches using it. It took me about an hour to do all of the above things I mentioned and I ended up with a pretty nice looking saw which is also much more functional than it was when I bought it. I hope this helps.

Works fine
Unlike some of the other reviews, my unit attached straightforwardly, and the fence moves smoothly from table to extension. Takes a little care to attach correctly (I used a pair of C clamps to hold it in place), and the nuts are in an awkward position when tightening (I tipped the saw over onto its side), but no big problem.

It doesn't fit well.
The rip fence doesn't track well with this extension. This is a major flaw that makes the extension less useful. The cost of the extension is way out of line for the quality. ... Read more

Features

• Extend your reach a full 12 inches
• For Selfeed bits, auger bits and hole saws
• Fits three-jawed chucks, 1/2-inch drill capacity and larger
• Also fits 7/16 inch Quick Change chucks

Reviews (1)

EXTRA Reach !
These extensions are A REAL HELP in re-wiring old houses & a big help on any construction site. When you have a NEED to reach a hard to reach location to install a needed hole - this can be the ANSWER to the issue to be a easy job. This can turn a big job into a easy-happy part of the day to enjoy. Work can be fun when you have the correct tools. Yes, work can be fun. The correct tools cut down on drag time & increase profit for the work done & bring compliants from customers. ... ... Read more

Features

• features a hex-shaped shank that delivers more torque and won't spin in the chuck
• For self-feed bits, auger bits and hole saws (1 inch diameter and larger)
• Designed to fit Milwaukee Selfeed Bits, Auger Bits, and Hole Saws, 3-jawed chucks, and 7/16-inch Quick Change chucks

Features

• Includes hex wrench
• For use on twist or brad point drills to prevent excessive drill penetration
• Positive depth control assures exact hole depths for multiple drilling jobs
• Black oxide finish on cold rolled steel
• Sizes included: 3/16-, 1/4-, 5/16-, 3/8-, 7/16-, 1/2-inch diameters

Reviews (1)

bobby b
They work like they're supposed to. Bore size is good, not too much tightening required. Set screw stays tight. Appear to be bullit-proof & american made to boot. I would like to see them come with a case though & wouldn't mind paying another buck or two for it. ... Read more

Product Description

Irwin® 43805 Auger Bit Extensions Extension adds 18" to regular bit length Six-flatted shank provides better chuck grip and reduces slippage Hex key included Compatible 5/16" hex Auger 23/64" Minimum Hole Dia. 11/16" ... Read more

Features

• Costs less than the chiropractor
• Saves your back
• Fits virtually any pneumatic nailer
• 5 angle adjustments
• Hose holder

Features

• Set of two holders
• Fits model numbers ls1030 and ls1011

Features

• Extension for Makita model LS1212 12-inch slide dual compound saw

Reviews (1)

Works for LS1040 too
I have the Makita LS1040 Miter saw and this extension fits that saw too. You need to buy two to get extensions on both sides. ... Read more

Features

• Set plate for faster repetitive cuts
• Fits model number ls1211

Product Description

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Product Description

Bosch SBE1012 12" Spade Bit Extention ... Read more

Product Description

Irwin® 43805 Auger Bit Extensions Extension adds 18" to regular bit length Six-flatted shank provides better chuck grip and reduces slippage Hex key included Compatible 5/16" hex Auger 23/64" Minimum Hole Dia. 11/16" ... Read more

Features

• Holder for supporting longer stock
• Fits model LS1211 compound miter saw

Reviews (1)

Works with LS1040 too
This extension works for the Makita LS1040 miter saw. You need to order two of these to get extensions on each side. ... Read more

Features

• For selfeed bits, auger bits and hole saws (1in. diameter and larger) with 7/16in. hex shank
• Model 48-28-4001
• U.S.A.

Features

• Table extension with stop for making multiple cuts
• for model numbers 6494-6, 6496-6, and 6497-6 Milwaukee miter saws

Features

• For selfeed bits, auger bits and hole saws (1in. diameter and larger) with 7/16in. hex shank
• Model 48-28-4001
• U.S.A.