Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: Do any of you know if this would fit my 10 inch Craftsman - model #137218030?
Document: I have a older craftsman 10 inch cast iron saw with a 3 hp motor that I bought years ago for 80 bucks. I built my own base out of wood, a large and solid one. I recently added the INCRA fence system with the wonder-fence add-ons.
My wife purchased me an old Model #113298844 Craftsman 10" contractor drive saw for my birthday. It has an excellent cast iron top and a horrible rip fence. All cuts must be measured with a folding stick rule, using scrap to run test cuts before the finale cut may be made. Very tedious process.The INCRA fence system was easy to install, took me about two hours and I savored every minute of it.
I would recommend that you measure the distance on your rail installation done back on pages 4 and 5 where the Base clamps will fit over the rails, and use this distance plus a small amount, to set each Base clamp on the Base Support Panel. This is shown figuratively, but not with exact instructions, in Figure 13 on page 7.
I built 4 - 3/4 x 7 inch x 6 foot long trusses that hang under the INCRA rails and support a 6 inch infeed extension (outside of the INCRA rails which gives an additional 4 inches to yield a total of 10 inch infeed extension) and a little over 3 feet of outfeed extension. Both extensions cover the entire 72 inches of width. These extensions are supported by adjustable diagonal braces that run from under the side extensions down to the legs of the tablesaw stand.
I have about 10 months of experience using an Incra LS 32 rip fence on my old Powermatic Model 66 tablesaw and thought I should share my experience with what I think is an excellent product and an excellent company. I have become convinced anything Incra makes will be the best, most precise woodworking product available.I am a home hobbyist woodworker and mostly build furniture and cabinets with a little light construction thrown in.
I figured it must be better. He laughed and explained that he does not know why Amazon offers the pricing structure they do. Amazon sells the ST TSIII for more than the LS-32. It should be the other way around.
As you know, most factory table saw fences require measuring front and back of blade for accurate cuts. Once you have mounted and correctly set this fence up, you have taken the guess work out of setting your fence. Best shop upgrade I have done.
Matter of preferrence I suppose. The only real consideration prior to buying either the TSIII or the LS  Incra Fence System (aside from the steep price) should be the footprint. My shop is not large but I will be able to make some accomadations to fit the fence to my space.
I bought this fence sight unseen based on Amazon reviews touting its "accuracy", but I was stupid to think .002" matters (com'on, it's wood). If you have ample space, these things won't be an issue for you and you might like it. But beware, you might also be very annoyed with it. Know what you're getting into with this fence.
I have been using this positioner for a month now and it is the most accurate fence on the market.All aircraft aluminum construction with accuracy to 100th thousand of an inch.To make the most of this fence I recommend the 1/8&#34; kerf Forrest blade.
Answer: yes