Ultimate Zero Clearance Throat Plate with Replaceable Inserts
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- The design of this Zero Clearance Throat Plate with Replaceable Inserts for tablesaws lets you get precision results consistently. This FULL build video shows how you can make one of your own that will be the last one you'll ever need so check out the Chapter List below as a guide.
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Chapter List:
0:00:00 Zero Clearance Throat Plates Explained
0:04:42 Make Throat Plate Template
0:06:55 Cut HDPE Plastic Blanks
0:09:50 Start Dovetail Slot for Inserts
0:14:45 Start Replaceable Inserts
0:17:05 Finish Dovetail Slot for Inserts
0:28:30 Cut Out Blade Clearance Hole
0:35:06 Anti-Tip Pin
0:39:51 Outtake for Anti-Tip Pin
0:44:08 Shape Throat Plate Ends
0:44:21 Leveling Screws
0:45:30 Links for Tools and Supplies
0:47:09 Flush Trim Rounded Ends
0:50:00 Insert Anti-Tip Pin
0:50:08 Moment of Truth
0:52:22 Shape Replaceable Inserts
0:56:30 Riving Knife Discussion
0:58:33 Video Outtro
0:59:13 End of the End of the End
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I agree with terryt2910 - this is a true lesson, and I'm grateful for the detail. For those who might respond that there's too much, you can always skip parts that don't hold your interest. This is a great video and I thank you!
Not hold my interest? I can't believe an hour has passed! So many great tips along the way.
Great job! Every time I watch your videos I learn so much and I’ve been a carpenter for over 30 years. Again great job!
That right there is the ultimate compliment... thank YOU!
Best,
Matt
You're never boring friend! Making these videos takes a lot of time and effort and should be appreciated by all. Keep up the great work!
Jeff
Certainly appreciated by me. Never tire of watching a master craftsman in action.
I know this guy Jeff, bought a router off him years ago. Crazy to see we watch the same Craftsman's videos. What's up Jeff, how's the kitchen coming?
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DM Carpenter Small planet! Well I'm working on the bathroom right now but doing well, hope you are!
You produce some of the most informative content on UA-cam. Thank you for all you do!
You're quite welcome... I appreciate that you watch and comment here!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us. I believe what makes Matt different from other similar channels is his magnificent ability to relay his knowledge clearly to the viewers, without becoming boring.
Enjoyed every minute of it.
Thank you!
Gotta love this much detail. This is teaching, not just showing.
You're a fine teacher, Matt, and your in-depth instruction, coupled with your dry sense of humor, keeps the wood from warping and passes on valuable knowledge. I appreciate the work you put into your videos.
Appreciation backatcha Jerry... thanks for watching and commenting on this one!
"copacetic", "antidisestablishmentarianism", "in situ" Hey, you're my kinda guy. I recently cut some aluminum on the table saw; a small bit dropped into the blade well and shot out like shrapnel. I was standing to the side so it missed me, but the way it hit the ceiling was impressive. And it got me to thinking about zero clearance inserts. Yours is the best, of course. Thanks for a top notch video!
Wow... Thanks!
This was next-level kind of you to make.
Blows my mind a bit that he made an entire build tutorial for something he already got sorted. If you happen to come across this comment just know I highly appreciate it. ^^
I love the level of detail you have in your videos. It really helps noobs like me really understand the how and why.
Thanks for saying... you can always post a question here in a comment if there's something I overlook in a video. I try to include all that detail but sometimes have a blind spot about something that seems obvious to me but not to someone starting out...
I first saw these type inserts watching the legend, Norm Abrams. He had a table saw episode that mentioned these. I looked and looked, finally found one from Charles Neil woodworking. I am glad Norn put me on to these. I miss Norm! I wish he still did videos every week.
You son of a.... now I have another project on the list...🙃
great video. very clear and thorough
Very professionally made video! I enjoyed it very much. Your advices will help me a lot! Thanks to you from good old Austria Europe!
Great looking and great functioning piece of kit Matt! All your points regarding the difficulties of manufacturing a one-size-fits-all product are spot on. This is a wonderful solution that anyone can tackle for the saw opening they have.
Thanks Greg! You know details of those difficulties more than most, including myself, so it's nice to learn your approval of this alternative 👍😎
Yet another great video Matt! I really enjoy watching all your stuff. Thank you so much! Cheers!
Another fabulous video, Matt! I learn a ton every time I watch you do something. Thank you!
Thanks so much for this instructional video, Matt! Very appreciated.
I wish someone would make me one of these for my DeWalt DWE7485. All I can say is you are very clever and talented man. love the videos,
Great video! Just got my first real table saw and plan to make this as soon as im able. Thank you for the detailed video!
Outstanding, informative and clear instruction. Thank You!
Awesome video !!!! Love your sense of humor in your videos as you show your expertise with safety in mind.
Thanks so much for sharing your super sable saw insert. I really appreciate your detailed and convenience narration of the construction.
Beautiful work! I had thought of something like this, but never got around to it. You make the whole process much clearer. Thank-you very much!
That’s a very useful tool! Great idea. Easy replacement and you can keep the blade height. Usually I just use waste sheet material
I watched your video on my 81st birthday. Been woodworking since I was 15 years old. THANK YOU for this very well done presentation. I too added my router to my new Grizzly hybrid table saw. Jim Champaigne Elkhart, Indiana USA
Happy Birthday Jim! You've got a few years on me... I was 5 years old when you started! Glad to hear you are still interested in woodworking and hope you have many more years of enjoying it!
You're a breath of fresh air excellent video. Thanks Mick
Just what is needed. Love the last section, using the fence as a hold down👍
I'm fortunate enough that my Powermatic 66 came with that type of aluminum insert as an accessory. What a great video - very well thought out and stepwise demonstration of how to mill up your own to fit just right.
Very, very thorough presentation. Thank you. It was worth the time to foresee all the details well considered.
Great job of showing and explaining how you make copies of the inserts!
That was better than I thought it would be! Good job...again.
Great solution to a common problem. Thank you.
Great Video. Thank you for showing your process. I will be making my own.
Great work. Thank you for sharing. Everyone stay warm, safe, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Outstanding display of ingenuity including the ut ohs. I can hardly wait to get some of these made for my Grizzly 1023 which I acquired 4 years ago second handed. I was getting nervous at the end but you finally showed how to make the initial cut in the replaceable zero clearance insert! Thanks so much, I watched the whole thing!
Very detailed and exacting instructions. Thank you!
You do great work. Lots of patience.
Excellent, thanks for showing us how to make them.
Totally awesome idea and video, much better than what I have done before for myself, Big Thumbs UP !!!
Another great video. I appreciate your videos. They are extremely detailed and the product is very much useful. Thanks.
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing.
Wow !!! that is quite the precision made Insert , Bravo on the fine work !!!!!
Thanks for your effort good straight up down to earth stuff.
Beautiful work
Excellent training video! Thanks for your efforts 👍
I just spent an hour watching this video not because I plan on making a ZC insert, but the many tips that were thrown in! THANK YOU!
I watched it all and gained some pointers!
Once again Excellent !
I made one of these zero clearance inserts years ago just after I bought my 10" contractor saw. Nice vid.
Spot on video!!!!!!!!!!! Well done mate.
Nice video. Very informative. Thanks for your hard work!
Brilliant video. I’m off to the worship to make mine now. Thank you..!👏
Awesome as usual!
Super nice!!!!!
Excellent content! Well done👍
Thanks agaiv for the great instructional video. Thumbs up all around.
Love your work, great idea, thank you very much for sharing.
As always, top of the line info.
Great video of the whole process.!!!
great idea and instruction on creating the zero clearance plates
Top notch craftsmanship as well as videography. Most enjoyable. Thank you!
Thanks for sayin' Steve... this video was a long time coming and I'm glad to share it with the world of UA-cam.
Awesome tutorial and final product. Now I understand how to translate your technique to make inlays across knife scales. Love working with hdpe - makes great molds for resin work too.
One of the most useful videos ever. TY The last tidbid for first cut was good too.😁
Oh. Thanks a lot, now I have to go make some of these.. :) As always, thank you.
Another great shop tool build. Thank you for the depth of detail you use for all your videos.
Youbetcha Kenny... thanks for watching and commenting!
I certainly appreciate your videos. I have been watching since your very first one. You have kept up the clarity and level of humor throughout. Keep it up and thank you for doing it.
You're welcome John... hope recent NLC videos are easier to watch because of better editing/production? I do appreciate your sticking with the Channel as I feel editing has improved quite a bit from what I was able to do 5 years ago...
That was fantastic, thank you so much. I really enjoyed the project and how you explained the why’s and wherefore’s for everything. Brilliantly done. 👍 👍 👍
that thing is so cool
Another great video. Sometimes I get lost in what you’re saying, but when you show the step, I get it.
This is awesome, thanks for this.
Matt, you are the best of the best. Thanks once again for an incredibly thorough video.
Thanks for sayin' Steven... glad you like the video. Comments like yours are what help motivate me through the somewhat arduous job of producing this sort of video when the norm is much shorter and far less thorough.
Best,
Matt
Thank you...nicely done!
Excellent, as always.
Very thorough. Thank you.
Great video, Thanks!
Love it! I will make one of these instead of making multiple plates. Thanks!!!
Just love all your videos and can see all your skills on display, very inspiring for us newbies, Thanks!
Thanks for the Super Thanks "tip" mightymorka... it's much appreciated and you're quite welcome!
Nothing boring here, a great teacher giving some great advice. Just tan put of HDPE for other projects but I'll be sure to use this jig for future work.
your videos are outstanding keep it up. I for one cant stop watching your videos
Thanks for watching and commenting to let me know you're binging out on Next Level Carpentry!
I’m a new subscriber, thanks for this excellent video. I have been making my own zero clearance throat plates from plywood for several years, and am a firm believer in their utility and safety. I need to make a new throat plate for a new thin kerf saw blade, and was not loooking forward to having to fabricate yet another throat plate, when I stumbled across this video. Now I plan to follow your method to make one throat plate with multiple inserts instead.
I see people saying great job - I will concur - great job - great detail - keep up these great works !! Thank you!
this is one of the best videos on youtube
Thanks for saying Stan, much appreciated! Put a lot of work into filming and editing this video so it's always nice to hear when viewers appreciate the end result!
Thank you for a great video! I look forward to making my own plates for an old Rigid table saw.
I watched to the very end... even though I was supposed to be sleeping. I just had to see the finished product! Thanks again for another great educational video :)
Outstanding....!
Excellent video. I appreciate the detail you take in your videos.
Thanks for sayin', Brian... glad to do it when it makes a difference to viewers like yourself!
terrific How-To video! Thank You I made one with HDPE too but to cut the first cut I installed a 7.5 in blade from my Skillsaw, Thanks again.
Call me a nerd...I enjoyed the patience, precision and meticulous approach- like rear woodworking. Great kaizen. I look forward to seeing you cut that tomato...GREAT VIDEO!
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Thank-you - GREAT VID !
Awesome tutorial!
Always a pleasure
I had a funny ideas you were going to come up with something
I checked Greg’s site for quite a while and it never came into play.
You don’t disappoint
I have a zero clearance throat plate with multiple inserts.Although I have a newer PCS Sawstop that throat plate made the dust collection even better and I can still use my riving knife. Wish this video was out then. Because that throat plate was not cheap from Infinity Tools. I will reference Your video Matt when I need to make replacement inserts. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Loved this👍👍
Thanks that was a good one.
Excellent
I finished my inserts this weekend and I’m so satisfied with the result. Thank you for the video. This is exactly what I needed.
Glad to hear it... and kudos for tackling the project and seeing it through to completion!
Enjoyed the video Matt, I really like these long format vids!
I look forward to every one of your videos, always learn something. Thanks!
Thanks for watching and commenting on this one Jordan... and you're quite welcome!
I asked, you answered in a way I never thought possible. Thank you so much and I’m happy to say, I’ve subscribed. 😊
Awesome! I meant what I said at the start of this video because so many viewers like you have asked over the years... glad to help out and thanks for the sub!
Good job!