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design_1 | c2d | 511.88kB |
Create a zero clearance throat plate for your Delta Table Saw, model 36-725. Two bits are used, a 201 (1/4" flat endmill) and a 102 (1/8" flat endmill). You will be using a piece of 3/4" plywood. The piece that I used measured .73" with calipers. You will want to make sure that your material measures .73" or you will need to adjust cutting depths for all tool paths.
There are seven tool paths. I'll briefly explain them.
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Comments
MyersWoodshop posted 6 years ago
That’s a quality project!cmorgan13 posted 6 years ago
Just cut this out (my third project) and it worked great. Thanks fit like a glove on my table saw.CommonwealthCreations posted 6 years ago
Awesome. Glad to hear!timt97 posted 5 years ago
Is there a way to convert this file to svg or other format?theworkshope posted 3 years ago
For some reason on Carbide Create 514, the pockets are loading as contours instead. Didn't notice at first and had some scary moments during the riving-knife operation. After looking at the simulation it's obvious they should be pockets, and are listed on the first page here as such so I'm not sure what is going on. Other than that this is a very cool design!CommonwealthCreations posted 3 years ago
It seems as if the older version of Carbide Create doesn’t seamlessly transfer to 514.Gryphaan posted 3 years ago
Thank you ! This design fits perfect. For so long I thought I had the odd ball model table saw that the aftermarket forgot about. I have been unable to find an insert to fit this model. I had the same issue with the tool path and had to modify it for a pocket instead of a contour. I cut this out of 3/4 baltic birch plywood and it works great. Thanks again for an amazing designJuchiBuildsIt posted 2 years ago
Thank you for sharing this. I just wasted 2 days trying to do this and then after breaking a bit and having to start from square one it dawned on me that others may have already done this before me (I know, I get hyperfocused on things to an ultimate flaw). Again, really appreciate the work, time and effort it took to design this and then to share with the world. Does this work with the T2 model? It looks like your saw is a T2 but I'm not sure.Woodworm posted 1 year ago
Great - the toolpaths needed to be added manually from the provided details (using CC757) but it cut perfectly from 3/4 ply and fits cleanly in my T2 model.You must be signed in to leave a comment.