Bosch T4B stand work with Kapex?

[riddler]

I am considering the Kapex to replace a Makita 1016L but wonder if the Kapex will fit the T4B stand currently used. Does anyone know if the Kapex fits the Bosch T4B stand? Thank you.

Rich

 

[harry_mc]

Works pretty well for me.  My only issue is that when cutting a long piece of trim on edge against the fence, the outfeed supports are about  3/4" too short to support the trim. (hopefully that makes sense). I plan to lengthen the side supports by attaching a longer piece of wood to them, but haven't done it yet.

-Harry

 

[riddler]

Works pretty well for me.  My only issue is that when cutting a long piece of trim on edge against the fence, the outfeed supports are about  3/4" too short to support the trim. (hopefully that makes sense). I plan to lengthen the side supports by attaching a longer piece of wood to them, but haven't done it yet.

-Harry

It sounds like you are saying the metal side supports need to be longer. As an example if we use the capital letter T to represent the side supports, I think you are saying the top bar of the T needs to be longer in order to fully support the trim work. Do you plan on welding a piece of metal or making another type of support such as wood? Thank you.

 

[Alan m]

welcome  riddler.
i would assume the t is adjustable in height. i would screw on a piece of hardwood and round  over the edges.

 

[mastercabman]

Works pretty well for me.  My only issue is that when cutting a long piece of trim on edge against the fence, the outfeed supports are about  3/4" too short to support the trim. (hopefully that makes sense). I plan to lengthen the side supports by attaching a longer piece of wood to them, but haven't done it yet.

-Harry

It sounds like you are saying the metal side supports need to be longer. As an example if we use the capital letter T to represent the side supports, I think you are saying the top bar of the T needs to be longer in order to fully support the trim work. Do you plan on welding a piece of metal or making another type of support such as wood? Thank you.

I think that's what he means.I  have the kapex on the gravity rise stand and the saw sits a little too much back.So those side supports needs to be a little longer.

 

[harry_mc]

It sounds like you are saying the metal side supports need to be longer. As an example if we use the capital letter T to represent the side supports, I think you are saying the top bar of the T needs to be longer in order to fully support the trim work. Do you plan on welding a piece of metal or making another type of support such as wood? Thank you.

Yes, exactly what I was trying to say.  I'll probably just attach a piece of hardwood to the top of the 'T'.

-Harry