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   chrisindiana | Nov 17, 2005 07:35pm | #1

   The inserts for my Unisaw do not fit tight. It has never been a problem. My inserts do have a pin in them that hooks under the saw table behind the blade to keep the blade from flipping the the insert out.

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   ohcomeon | Nov 17, 2005 09:04pm | #2

   Many have a screw at the back that you use to remove any slop (back it out so the screw head snugs it up).  You could simply drill a hole and thread in a screw or a couple set screws if you are worried about it.

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   SawdustSteve | Nov 17, 2005 09:14pm | #3

   Hi Scott Think of it like that slight clearance between the blade hole and the shaft. If it wasn't there, you would have to hammer the blade onto the shaft. How about using one or two layers of scotch tape to take out that bit of play you object to?? SawdustSteve

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   John_D | Nov 17, 2005 09:21pm | #4

   Heh, I damn near have to screw my sawblade onto the arbor. :)