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Question: I have a 10" Craftsman Professional Hybrid saw. Which would mount up with no issues the 40" or the 50"? My saw has a granite top so any mods to the top are impossiable
Document: I bought the Vega Pro 40 fence guide in hopes that it would improve the reliability and cutting accuracy of my 15 year old Craftsman 10" table saw. I was even uncertain if I would be able to even mount it onto the old saw. I would like to say that I was pleasantly surprised that I was able to remove the old fence and install and align the new Vega Pro in about 3 hours. I am also especially pleased with the improved quality and accuracy of the cuts.
After reading all the reviews, I settled on this fence. I have to say, that I now have a new table saw. My saw is a craftsman 10" table saw that was the top of the line back around 1980 or 81. I'm basically do wood working as a hobby, not as a professional. But setup to do a precise cut using my old fence might take 4 or 5 minutes and a test cut or two to get the fence set perfect.
I've mounted the Vega Pro 40 fence on a 50 + year old Craftsman 10 inch floor tilting arbor saw, model 103.2441. Unlike some previous reviews of the Vega fences, the packaging was fine, shipping from Amazon was prompt, and the surface finish on all metal parts was excellent. The original conversion from the stock Craftsman fence to the standard 40-inch-to-the-right Vega support system was straightforward and required no drilling.
The Vega Pro was about $56 more expensive than the Delta T2 fence (though there were vendors that advertised the Delta T2 at price about $150:$50 less but that probably didn't include shipping).My saw table had the pressed steel table extensions, and because of its fastening hardware, I didn't believe I would be able to mount an after-market saw fence if I continued to use those table extensions. (As it turns out I was right).
I just finished installing the Vega "Professional" 40 table saw fence system on my Unisaw.I mounted the fence about 3 " to the left of their hole locations which gave me about 10" rip capacity to the left of the blade, and about 36" to the right of the blade.The engineering concept of fence system is actually pretty good. The front rail looks to be centerless ground, as it is very straight, only out about 0.003" in 42".
The installation of the product was reasonably direct and required minimal "interpretation" of the printed instruction manual. The instructions suggest that this replacement will fit "most" contractor-type saws manufactured during the last 50 years. Of course my 36 year old saw had to be the reason the fence is not a direct replacement for "all" classic Craftsman saws. The bolts used to mount the front rail were 1/4inch too short!
Great product, easy to install on 60s model Craftsman 10&#34; saw. I did have to drill two holes to mount rear support, but that was no problem. Probably could have been installed in a couple of hours if not for the drilling of holes, and taking time to measure twice,drill once. Just got it mounted so I have not really used it but it is smoothe and positive so I know it will work well.
This all took about 20 hrs of extra time. I mounted this on a 50 year old, 12&#34; Darra-James table saw so I had to do a lot of modifications. All in all it probably took about 40 hrs to install. Makes a guy wonder if this product was really made in America. I would say this would be poor quality Chinese.a
I recently installed the Vega PRO 40 on a 15+ year old Craftsman 10" table saw. The installation took a little over 45 minutes however the first time I tried to cut a 45 degree rip I had to modify the rear rail (with a hack saw) because it prevented the motor housing from rotating completely to the 45 position. Other than  that I am 100% satisfied with the fence. It is solidly built and extremely accurate.
Background: I have a Craftsman 10 inch table saw (model#113.298240). I've read the reviews on both the Delta T2 30 inch fence and the Vega Pro 40. I decided to go with the Vega Pro 40 because of the following reasons: guide tube seems sturdier, many reviewers stated they mounted the Vega Pro on their Craftsman saws without needing to drill extra holes in either the mounting rail or the saw table. The 10 extra inches of ripping width with the Vega Pro was not a priority.
Answer: yes