Figured it out easily. I had to adapt it to use in my cable driven Craftsman, but that was very easy also. Only bend the pin and drill a hole for the locking screw.

These do NOT fit a Delta 10" Bandsaw Model 28-195 purchased  in about 2001. They are large in the O.D. and the raised lower section. However, they can be made to fit perfectly by trimming the O.D. on your bandsaw using a centering hole on a jig. Then turning the lower section on your router table. BOTH of the processes take multiple steps and careful handling.

The design is okay, and easy to install. The slides work well for a while, but do not last. After using these for two years in my RV, the plastic parts at the back came apart in pieces on all the drawers. In order to test the broken parts for strength, I was able to actually tear the remaining pieces very easily with my hands with little effort. The white plastic these are made of are of very poor quality. The parts look like nylon but are most definitely not.

I normally run Lignum Vitae guide blocks in my saw that I cut myself, and they work really, really well. But I was given a set of these by a friend and decided to try them in my saw {a 1940's 12" Walker-Turner, awesome saw!}. They work about as well as my wooden blocks did at a substantially higher price. I guess if you just want something to plop right in, these would be the way to go.

This is a very well built machine with precise adjustable power head. Had a problem at first getting it to pull the lumber through my saw but a shot of WD40 on the table cured that. Sawing 1-1/4 oak feed the board in and catch it on the other end no hands near the blade smooth cut.At this price it's a real bargain. Buy One!