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I used 1/2 in (.476") Baltic Birch. 1/8 down cut, 1/8th ball end mil, and 1/8 45 deg chamfer bit. This uses the stock throat plate hardware including the locking latch. Some adjustments to the tabs maybe required for proper fitment. Use C/A glue to fortify the screw holes. I also have the 3D print files for the knob.
F360 no longer allows sharing of files through the website and cutrocket doesn't seem to upload anything by c2d files. Files are here https://grabcad.com/library/dewalt-table-saw-throat-plate-1
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danthony428 posted 4 years ago
hey, i'm super interested in making a few of these for my dewalt table saw. I see in the notes you stated you used a 45 chamfer bit. Which one did you use? I'm so glad to have found this, there are super limited options for zero clearance on this particular saw due to the locking mechanism. Also, when you say CA glue to fortify the screw holes, do you mean just use a layer of it to harden it? Thank you!Rgodiciu posted 3 years ago
Yeah a thin layer on the hole to fortify the threads.Rgodiciu posted 3 years ago
It doesn't really matter which v bit you use as it's just to give a slight chamfer. I think I used a small 1/8in 2 flute but you could easily use a larger one. I used a ball nose for the tapered areas.ponyboy67 posted 3 years ago
Maybe I am missing something but I don't see how download and edit this file. Looks like you just shared it for folks to view it.Rgodiciu posted 3 years ago
The intent was to share the files. I'm not smart on CutRocket so maybe I uploaded it wrong. Files are Fusion 360Rgodiciu posted 3 years ago
Did you hit make this project? It takes you to Fusion 360 where you can open the files.RichL posted 3 years ago
Opens in Fusion with no controls for saving or creating CAM output. What am I missing?You must be signed in to leave a comment.