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List Price: $44.98
Our Price: $36.89
Your Save: $ 8.09 ( 18% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Bosch
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Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Bosch
EAN: 0000346313291
Feature: Table saw rear outfeed support extension
Label: Bosch
Manufacturer: Bosch
Model: TS1002
Publisher: Bosch
Studio: Bosch
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Features
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Table saw rear outfeed support extension
Extends 18-inches and stores flush to table; extends working depth of Bosch 4000 10-inch table saw
Hardened metal construction; aluminum mounts
Includes 1 table saw extension; table saw not included
1-year warranty
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Editorial Reviews:
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For use with Bosch table saw stands. Extends 18" and increases working depth table to 39 1 2". Available Only At Cape.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: good functionality for the money
Comment: Definitely adds to the usability of the saw. Easy to install. Will work for 80% of your cuts versus setting up a separate outfeed stand. Great accessory for the money.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Extension
Comment: Great addition to an already great contractor table saw! Just wish I could get a Dado guard...
Customer Rating:
Summary: Nice design and fit.
Comment: Product was easy to install. Bought side extension also. Love my Bosch saw with stand for quick projects. Saves me from hauling out the Unisaw. Due to being lazy, I'm sad to say my Unisaw is now a tool shelf.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Rear Outfeed
Comment: Installs easy, within minutes, great instructions and works as advertised. Well made and sound construction. Liked it so much I purchased the left side extension.
Customer Rating:
Summary: The other great addition to a great saw!
Comment: I had the saw for about a year when I bought this extension and the rear one.
You may have read this same review for the side extension but here goes anyway.
The saw has tapped holes ready for Both of them, they mount independently and work very well.
The illustration shows them both in a with rails in a vertical position which makes hard for a left handed person to visualize how they support the work. Of course for the less challenged you could automatically tell that they were mount to the underside of the table and slide out for use. My brain was trying to see how these legs could support it from the floor...duh!
Anyway, if you work alone (which you shouldn't of course!!!) they are a godsend.
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