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Crosscut Sliding Table

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What is the difference between a Crosscut Sliding Table for the 500 and 510. I'm bidding on one on e-bay but it doesn't say what model it fits. Will any table fit any model?
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fredsheldon wrote:What is the difference between a Crosscut Sliding Table for the 500 and 510. I'm bidding on one on e-bay but it doesn't say what model it fits. Will any table fit any model?

If this (180801568517) is the one you are bidding on, it will work on a 505, 510 or 520 table system. It may work on a 500 - I do not know for sure. Someone with a 500 will have to answer that.
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Dusty,

Yes, that's the model number. I'm about to upgrade to a 510 but was wondering if it would fit my 500.

Thanks for your quick response.
Fred Sheldon
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From looking at the video, I conclude the difference is probably the t-slot washer in the miter bar.
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