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I built a zero clearance insert two pieces of MDF 10 mm. As the first operation I shaped part superione rounding the corners, so I prepared the lower part.
In the upper part I played 4 holes with a flaring tip, to be able to fix it with screws to the plane of the saw. With the router table I made 4 holes 10mm, which I entered with a bit of glue hardwood plugs.
After inserting the plugs, I always drilled with table router with a 4 mm drill bit. Then I enlarged the holes with drill press with a drill bit 4.5 mm. I finally made the M6 thread, I have the similar marker 4 adjustment screws
serving to bring the level up tablesaw insert. I joined with glue the upper part with the lower one. Then with the router table I had to make a groove at the bottom to be able to start the blade free from obstructions. The work came
fine.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 125 days ago
Good job
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TopamaxSurvivor
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#2 posted 124 days ago
Looks like a good way to make them. Nice work~!
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paratrooper34
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#3 posted 124 days ago
Mariva, bravo, buone lavoro!
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jim65
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#4 posted 94 days ago
Buon lavoro, penso che abbiamo la stessa sega, e un bosch, no? funziona bene, ciao
-- Jim, Marostica Italy
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