Subject: Re: Suggestions for Sears Table-Saw Insert?

From: [email-masked] (paul royko)
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 1997 14:06:51 -0500

In article <[email-masked]>, [email-masked]
(Neil asked-for-it Gieselman) wrote:

> I have one of the older Sears tablesaws (about 6 years old).  On these
> saws, Sears decided to make the table insert thinner than a lot of the
> other companies out there.  Does anyone have suggestions on what
> material to use to make a zero-clearance plate for these machines?
> Bill.
>  (real address is bmackin at netins.net)

Check out the January 1997 issue of American Woodworker. In the Q&A column
at the front of the magazine, they tell you how to make a zero clearance
insert using your existing insert. Looks really easy to do and it also
looks like a really elegant solution.

-- 
paul royko
Toronto, Canada
http://www.magic.ca/~royko/olddog1.html