what is the model number? You list saw and the header lists a belt sander. Let me know and I will find outwhat is the model number? You list saw and the header lists a belt sander. Let me know and I will find out
Re: Size of hole in 10inch blade for dewalt power...
The size of the hole directlly relates to the size of the blade that fits on the saw, do not change blade sizes it is dangerous and will not fit properly
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if the plug on the cord fits any other outlet in the house it will be single phase
if the cord is cut , then it will have only 3 wires if it is single phase
( active , neutral and ground )
if it has 4 or more wires it will be 3 phase
most saws running a 200 mm blade or around that size and used for home duty will be single phase
the phase notation will be on the plate attached to the motor of the saw
It will read voltage , amperage, watts or hp, phase and cycles
I would recommend clicking below. When you see a picture of your saw, open the link and contact the person who posted the picture on the internet. Dewalt Radial Arm Saw
Most 10" saw blades are bored to fit a 5/8" arbor.
Unless someone has changed the arbor on your saw, I'd say that's 99% sure to work.
Are you making your own blades, or accessorizing? In any event, start with 5/8" and see where that gets you.
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what is the model number? You list saw and the header lists a belt sander. Let me know and I will find out
It is a radial arm saw - Model DW 1201
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