Peachtree Woodworking Newer Craftsman/Rigid Table Saw Zero Clearance Insert (After 1988) PW953 Approx Dims: 14 in x 3-3/4 in x 3/16 in

Perfect fit

Fit my post-1988 Craftsman table saw as described. Excellent quality, seats snugly, sturdy and stiff.

Said it would fit my saw, but it didn't because my saw has a riveting knife on it. That needs to be something that should be included . There is an inch and a half difference with or without the knlfe

This insert is milled for a very thin table top. The total thickness, if not milled, would be a perfect fit. My saw is a Rigid, circa 2007, not that old. Description says post 1988 Craftsman and Rigid.. Shape, anchor screw hole and leveling set-screws are perfect fit for the table.. Will be trying to make a spacer for the piece to fit properly..Did I miss something in the product description??Update - I ordered the wrong model for my saw. The people at Peachtree Woodworking helped me identify the correct one and facilitate an exchange. They get 5 stars for their support..!!

I bought two of these for my Craftsman table saw. The first one fit well as being level and fit the opening well. The second one has a slight bow to it. This should not impact cutting and will be easy to remove. Overall, they accomplish what i wanted to do.

Product description was accurate and the fit to my saw needed no adjustment.

Needed zero clearance plate to make thin cuts!

I would guess that a million models of my saw have been sold yet it seems elusive trying to find a zero gap throat plate for it. I received this and was very pleased with the quality. Very well made. Perfect fit except it dropped down about a quarter of an inch from the surface of the table. Wait,, adjustment set screws on all four corners. Opps. They fall out and don't even get it close to flush with the table. So off I go to monkey with something I bought that don't work. Once again..... almost always now. Does anybody make anything that works anymore? Bought some 3/8" 6mm x 8 pitch set screws and got it flush now. Have to get a tab of some kind for the other end so it will not pitch up when you tighten the mounting screw. The little roll pin it came with is worthless. After I remanufacture this I think it will work very well. I would send it back but I'm in no way under the illusion that I would get anything sent to me any better.