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    Default Zero Clearance Insert For Carbatec TS-C250P

    G'day Folks,

    Just got round to making my first zero-clearance insert for the Carbatec cabinet saw. Not quite as straight forward as I hoped!. I had a look at the ones they sell for a staggering $170 and replicated it more or less in MDF. Now I have all the measurements and a template for it I'll be making some more.

    Any thoughts, suggestions, questions & insults welcome.

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    Just need to get the riving knife through and you'll be set. I owned one of those saws for a while and thought the insert that ships with the saw was basically not useable so it's either buy their one or do as you've done here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EagerBeaver71 View Post
    G'day Folks,

    Just got round to making my first zero-clearance insert for the Carbatec cabinet saw. Not quite as straight forward as I hoped!. I had a look at the ones they sell for a staggering $170 and replicated it more or less in MDF. Now I have all the measurements and a template for it I'll be making some more.

    Any thoughts, suggestions, questions & insults welcome.

    IMG_7715.jpg IMG_7716.jpg

    find someone with a cnc and get like 10 of them made up

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    Quote Originally Posted by havabeer69 View Post
    find someone with a cnc and get like 10 of them made up
    I've got a template which I've made now so I should be able to knock one out in under an hour which isn't too bad. I'll post a pic of the template if I get a chance.

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    (Any thoughts, suggestions, questions & insults welcome.)

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    Comments - well done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by verawood View Post
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    Comments - well done.
    wat?

    *edit*

    that took me a while to realise
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    i have that saw - would love a copy of the template if possible

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hangfire View Post
    i have that saw - would love a copy of the template if possible
    Hi,

    I'm making another one at the moment just to get everything even more accurate.
    I'll let you know when its done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by havabeer69 View Post
    wat?

    *edit*

    that took me a while to realise
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    I'm still confused... Is it a swipe at me or other posters, or am I not getting the humor because I'm a pom?

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    Should you be more of an Eager Badger then? I think Verawood is just running with your idea

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    I made mine from a piece of hardwood, after it was fitted I ran the belt sander over the bench top to make sure it was flush with the top.

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    Quote Originally Posted by powderpost View Post
    I made mine from a piece of hardwood, after it was fitted I ran the belt sander over the bench top to make sure it was flush with the top.

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    You ran a belt sander over the actual tablesaw top??

    What tablesaw you got Jim?.

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    Ok I've refined the 0-Clearance abit more and came up with 2.0

    I haven't included a riving knife opening because I'm not sure I'll be using it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EagerBeaver71 View Post
    I'm still confused... Is it a swipe at me or other posters, or am I not getting the humor because I'm a pom?
    No side swipe intended; just a play on words - to preface a "well done".

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    Quote Originally Posted by verawood View Post
    No side swipe intended; just a play on words - to preface a "well done".
    Thanks mate, I realised it was that now. I'm such a nobend lol.

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