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Outstanding, durable melamine surface provides nearly frictionless sliding and abrasion.
Laminated 1/2" Phenolic Resin plates resist wear and offer frictionless sliding. Improved control minimizes tear out, reduces wood damage and increases safety.
Features:
- Top accessible leveling screws
- High-density and weight reduces vibration
- Reduces saw dust expelled from table top
- Resistance maintains exceptional flatness
- Due to the great variety of Craftsman saws we suggest that customers double check the dimensions of their saw before ordering 69163.
(1) Zero Clearance Insert
| Weight | 1.2600 |
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| Tech Spec | Insert Dimensions:
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3.7 / 5.0
87 Reviews
Only Drawback - Expensive
I bought these for my Delta Unisaw and liked them a lot.
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Can’t be beaten
Fit well and adjusted perfectly
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Zero Clearance Insert Installed On Delta Contractor Table Saw
The Rockler Zero Clearance Insert, P/N 69147, was installed on a Delta Contractor Table Saw, Model 34-444, manufactured in 1993. Insert fit perfectly.
Insert was easy to level using the 4 leveling screws, and fit snugly into the table saw opening using the jam screw on the infeed end of the insert. The outfeed end is pined similar the the factory supplied insert from Delta.
Installation instructions stipulate the insert to be held in place when creating the saw blade kerf opening. For safety reasons, the Delta Miter Gauge was used for this purpose. (see picture)
Saw blade was raised to create the saw blade kerf opening. This process creates a significant amount of plastic dust, so wear a paper respirator.
Zero clearance insert works well on my Delta Contractor Table Saw. There is an increase in saw blade noise due the the interference fit of the insert and saw blade. I assume this noise will diminish over time when the insert breaks in. Insert minimizes chip out when cutting particle board, and melamine particle board.
I would recommend this Zero Clearance Insert for use on Delta Contractor Table Saws. Chip out on saw cuts is significantly reduced.
Insert was easy to level using the 4 leveling screws, and fit snugly into the table saw opening using the jam screw on the infeed end of the insert. The outfeed end is pined similar the the factory supplied insert from Delta.
Installation instructions stipulate the insert to be held in place when creating the saw blade kerf opening. For safety reasons, the Delta Miter Gauge was used for this purpose. (see picture)
Saw blade was raised to create the saw blade kerf opening. This process creates a significant amount of plastic dust, so wear a paper respirator.
Zero clearance insert works well on my Delta Contractor Table Saw. There is an increase in saw blade noise due the the interference fit of the insert and saw blade. I assume this noise will diminish over time when the insert breaks in. Insert minimizes chip out when cutting particle board, and melamine particle board.
I would recommend this Zero Clearance Insert for use on Delta Contractor Table Saws. Chip out on saw cuts is significantly reduced.
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Zero Clearance Inserts
[t work pretty good had to file it a little to get in my saw if i need another one i will order one
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Zero clearance insert...for Delta table saw
This item seems well made, and has FIVE adjustment screws --one on each corner for leveling with table, and one on side for adjusting to make if fit more tightly to reduce climbing out of table. Seems like a useful one
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Great product!
Great product! Fit my saw perfectly, and the built in leveling screws are a huge plus!
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zero clearance
Made it for a 1/2" dado cut, Have others as different width cuts
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As described...fit perfectly with my older craftsman table saw
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Will the delta model fit a 36-725?
BEST ANSWER: No. Just bought it. Will be returning tomorrow.
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- Mike A on Jul 11, 2019
Will item# 69155 fit the Dewalt 745?
Will the 69163 fit a Ridgid r4512?
BEST ANSWER: Best bet is to measure the length and width of the blade opening in the Ridgid table saw.
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- Craig B on Apr 4, 2016
- Purchased on Jun 2, 2014
Will it fit a Grizzly 1022?
BEST ANSWER: You need to look at the parts manual for your saw. It should have the dimension for your insert. Buy a blank one matching your saw. Make your cut zero clearance to control tear out
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- BOB H on Mar 11, 2016
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2015
I take it no of these will fit the Hitachi C10RJ?
Does Delta make a 0 clearance insert for the left blade tilt saws?
I have a Craftsman model 113.298140 table saw and i would like a zero clearance insert but all of the ones you have listed are 1/2" thick I don't understand how it could be that thick?
BEST ANSWER: The zero clearance insert fits quite well in my Delta contractors saw. Most inserts that I'm aware of are 1/2" thick. Even though your insert may be thinner, does the Craftsman have a height adjustment in the insert to be flush with the top? If so are the rests low enough to accept the 1/2"? I will look at the Craftsman and try and get back to you.
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- Tony M on Dec 24, 2015
- Purchased on Dec 27, 2014
Will any of these fit the kobalt?
BEST ANSWER: Under the technical details header on the zero clearance page on our web site you will see the dimensions of the three that we offer. That can be compared to the Kobalt insert that you have.
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- Rick H Staff on Aug 30, 2017
Does it work with Ryobi table saws?
Recently I bought two inserts for a jet 10" contractors saw. While the dimensions are correct the height adjustment screws do not extend through the base of the insert, even when tightened down. Nor do the go far enough in from the bottom. Previously purchased Leecraft inserts had recessed screws which used an Allen wrench, but those screws will not work on the Rockler insert. Any suggestions?
BEST ANSWER: Yea! Take it back. Rockler inserts are over-priced anyway
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- Len T on Feb 3, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 5, 2014
Does any of the inserts fit the Dewalt dw745?
BEST ANSWER: It appears that we don't carry any inserts for the DeWalt dw 745
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- Rick H Staff on May 25, 2018
Will this fit the Jet JWTS-10JF table saw?
Do you have it for DeWalt table saws?
BEST ANSWER: Im not sure. If you have the measurements of your current insert you can look on their website and find out if they have it
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- Steve L on Jul 10, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 7, 2017
What are the screws for on the end and side underneath the plate?
BEST ANSWER: The four screws visible in the picture are leveling screws to bring the insert level with the table top. There is a pin at the front/back of the insert to keep it from tilting up and out and there is an additional screw on the opposing side to tighten up the fit of the insert.
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- Eric L on Sep 20, 2015
- Purchased on Dec 13, 2014
I previously purchased #69163. It had a finger hole for removal. The current picture does not show a finger hole. Has this been eliminated from the part?
BEST ANSWER: Replacement parts are manufactured over 5 to 7 years, if this is so with this part. The finger whole was cut to reduce manufacturing cost. If not so then for safety reasons.
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- BOB H on Jan 10, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2015
Will it fit Delta 34-670?
BEST ANSWER: The Rockler item #69147 should fit if the opening for the insert is 3 3/4 by 13 3/8..to install just have the blafe height set below the saw table top, run the saw than crank up blade to max height and you will have 0 clearance saw. easy and does fine job of no chip cuts. Note: you have to put your regular insert for angle blade cuts.
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- George K on Mar 27, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 27, 2015
Will this fit an older craftsman tablesaw? Original inserts is 1/4” thick
BEST ANSWER: yes, I have a Craftman Hybrid cabinet saw
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- James T on Jul 6, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 30, 2016
Can this insert work for a 45 degree tilt?
BEST ANSWER: Carl,
Funny you should ask this question. The answer is NO. I just tried this the other day and destroyed the insert and blade on my saw trying this. Was pretty costly but I now know.
Funny you should ask this question. The answer is NO. I just tried this the other day and destroyed the insert and blade on my saw trying this. Was pretty costly but I now know.
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- Scoottie on Oct 22, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 12, 2015
Will any of these fit a Bosch 4000 series table saw? After reading the review of the Bosch factory unit I'm inclined to search for a better quality zero-clearance insert.
BEST ANSWER: Not all brands are compatible, buy a blank plate compatible to Bosch 4000. Mount it and raise the saw blade through the blank to desired depth. That will give you your zero clearance.
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- BOB H on Feb 22, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2015
Can the Delta insert be made to work on a left-tilt saw?
BEST ANSWER: If you make a wide cut in the plate
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- Tammy B on Mar 21, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 9, 2017
Will this or any y’all sell, for the DeWalt DW 745S Job site Table Saw?
BEST ANSWER: Mine fit too loosely. I would have sent it back but it's too much hassle and expense. I was very disappointed. I will make my own insert.
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- Ahoi M on Mar 14, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 23, 2017
What is the thickness?
BEST ANSWER: About 1/2 inch thick.
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- Linda B on Jul 3, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 12, 2016
Will this zero clearance insert work in my Ridgid 10" table saw model # 4513. I would also like a RIVING KNIFE for the same saw? I need Rockeler stock numbers to order. Thanks.
BEST ANSWER: This zero clearance insert is designed to fit an opening that's 14" by 3 3/4". You'd have to measure your blade opening to make sure it will work. I do not know the answer to the riving knife question, sorry.
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- Geoffrey B on Sep 15, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 13, 2015
I have a Grizzly model G1023SLX 10" left tilt tablesaw. what insert will fit that saw?
BEST ANSWER: For my Grizzly G1023RLWX, I used the insert kit, item #26648. For only three dollars more, and a little bit of work, you have two inserts instead of one. I used the second blank to make an insert for my dado blade.
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- Blake W. on Aug 24, 2017
will it fit a DeWalt DWE7490?
BEST ANSWER: I don't know. I use it on a Craftsman Industrial 10 inch. On my saw it works perfectly.
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- Larry H on Jun 29, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2015
Will this fit my Bosch 4100 series table saw?
will this work with a skilsaw SPT70WT?
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