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   Dave45 | Apr 03, 2006 11:53pm | #1

   Can you make one?  I make zero clearance plates for my old Craftsman saw out of 1/4" plywood and have several different kinds for different applications - straight, 45* bevel, 3/4" dado, 1/2" dado, etc.  I even have one for a 45* dado.  It was for a one-time job and it worked.........but it was a little spooky - lol.

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   arkancharlie | Apr 04, 2006 01:43am | #2

   Thanks, Dave. Yes, I can, but was being lazy and hoping to get hold of a metal one, as I know they were made. C.

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   Dave45 | Apr 04, 2006 01:54am | #3

   Have you tried their website?  I'll bet they still sell them.

   I still have the plates for my old saw, but they've been in the bottom of a drawer for a few years.............I like my homemade plates better - lol.

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   arkancharlie | Apr 04, 2006 06:11am | #4

   We have a marvellous tool shop here and the guy in the store checked out online for me. Apparently all of the Rockwell stuff was finally bought up by DeWalt and they dropped everything to do with this particular model about two years ago. Thanks again.

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   polarsea1 | Apr 04, 2006 09:40am | #5

   You might try these guys. They carry a pretty big inventory of obsolete parts. Get the part number for your saw and plug it into the search engine.

   http://www.acetoolrepair.com/home.asp

    

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   arkancharlie | Apr 04, 2006 03:03pm | #6

   Thanks for the info. Couldn't find anything on line, but I've emailed them to see if they have what I want.