| | |  | Search by Manufacturer | Home » » Jet, Small Grizzly, Powermatic Zero Clearance Insert by Peachtree Woodworking PW956 | | | | | | | Description: | | Table saw blade insert improves the safety and efficiency of your table saw. The insert closes the large factory gap which makes your saw safer and can improve your dust collection. The insert is blank so you can custom fit the blade slot by passing your blade up through the insert. Buy two, one for your regular blade and one for your dado blade. | | | Features: | |
• The insert is blank so you can custom fit the blade slot by passing your blade through it.
• Helps to prevent tear-out plus close the large factory gap.
• # JTS-10 JCS-10 JWTS-10 JTAS-10 JWCS-10 Powermatic64 Bridgewood TSC-10C Sunhill: Most 10" Saws
• 12 1/2" x 3 1/2" - Made of UHMW
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 13.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 4.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.0 inches | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 2 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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 A piece of plastic.Jun 03, 2011
By T. McIntosh
I got this for my Jet 10in saw. I have to say it took way longer than it should have to get working, and some added parts. I'm not a pro and maybe I was missing something, but here's what I did:
The first issue was that the pin that holds it down at the back had no matching hole in the saw. So I drilled into the cast iron; it's not fun drilling into an expensive saw. Once I got the hole drilled I noticed a problem. The insert is actually an 1/8 too small, and wiggled. There was something about lining it up to mark for the hole that was off since I couldn't tell it was too small. Because of this, the hole I drilled was off by a 1/16th, so I got out the metal file and filed away until the pin would let the insert lay down.
Now that I got it on place I could see how much smaller it was, and dealt with the wiggle by screwing four tiny brass screws into the sides to use as micro adjusters. No more wiggle, and I could now adjust the insert in all directions for a perfect fit. I wish it came with these built in.
Next issue: it didn't fit over a 10 inch blade, so I had to throw on a 7 1/4 blade, which has a thinner kerf. The thinner kerf gave me problems mounting it (an issue with the saw, not the insert), and also was going to cut a narrower channel in the insert than wanted.
The final issue was the switch up to the full size blade. Because of the kerf problem, I had to start the saw with the blade in contact with the insert. Again, not a pleasant feeling. With a big board on top, it didn't jump and worked out fine, but I didn't think this should have been part of the process.
Under normal circumstances I would have sent this back, but I was in a pinch to cut some acrylic and needed an insert. It was my only option so I made it work, but my guess is that there are better products out there that actually fit Jet saws, and work out of the box.
 Part numbers match, but this part is no match to my table saw, stay away!Jan 23, 2011
By ttfn
Just like the title says - the part numbers on my table saw match this part. But I didn't even have to take it out of the package. It was way to short and way to thick. Not only that, it didn't even use the same technique to stay safely mounted to the saw!
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