craftmans table saw 3d models

A 4 piece router fence with built in dust port designed so that I can use my table saw (Delta 36-725) fence for the router mounted on the wing. The print does slide on the fence, so I use 2 spring clamps to hold it in place, but I am sure there are...

I came across this table saw gauge, but thought it was too thick for my liking, so I decided to modify it with removable feet instead. To achieve this, I reduced its thickness and added a new feature that allows users to take it apart easily. Next,...

I've seen a few of these designs for a drawer in the fence rail of the 36-725 table saw. I tried 2 designs by other folks and they just didn't work for me. This is my design and here is why it works better for me: it is long enough for a pencil...

This 3D printable object was designed for my Ryobi Band Saw with two goals in mind: Make a thicker insert so that it sits flush with the aluminium table. ...The stock insert sits about 1mm below the table surface so cutting small items often results in...

For a sharp 135 mm saw blade, Bosch's PKS 40 is the best choice. ...Apply a clue to the blade using dichloroethane and then attach it securely with an M4 screw that connects directly to the saw knife.

The created table saw can handle a variety of materials including PCBs, small wood pieces, metal, and soft materials. After conducting extensive research on Thingiverse and the Internet, I couldn't find any matching tool at an affordable price that...

The stop block is designed for the T miter gauge slot of a DeWalt DWE7491RS table saw. The adjustable arm has two wheels mounted on one end that ride against the workpiece and hold it against the fence. *Note: This hold-down won't prevent kickback...

Once it's leveled and tight, raise the table saw blade up and allow it to cut through, creating the zero clearance insert point of this thing's existence. I then use one of my sharkfin kerf splitters (also on my account). Cut out a notch in the...

My father-in-law has an expandable platform that handles long pieces coming off the table saw after they have been cut. It it essentially four legs on casters connected by a series of scissor joints that have a roller at the top. It's stable when...

I needed a band saw guide that was closer than the one that came with it. ...Parts would fall down into the housing.

Increasing Table Size for Precision Cutting with a Dremel Tool

 It's printed at 19mm wide which should fit many standard table saws, but the ends will expand a surprising amount, so if it's a bit loose in the track, tighten the knobs a touch until it isn't. You will need to slide it while using it just make it...

... However, I encountered an issue with the saw being too thin and bending during cutting. Since I don't have another circular saw, I couldn't test other options. The video shows how to cut a brass bar using the metal cutting saw after attaching it.

I just got my hands on a brand-new saw and I'm loving how easy it is to work with. One thing that really gets under my skin, though, is trying to insert the end of the miter into a hole that's precisely its own size. ...The design of this particular...

I got an arbor that allows normal saw blades on the shopsmith. Problem is then the dust collection didn't really fit anymore. This is kind of an adapter to what is existing. Version 1 is what I am using. There were some improvements made in version 2...

Please make sure you take all necessary safety precautions to protect yourself and your own saw, as they are unique in their specifications. For those who prefer making their own throat plates, I'll share a simpler approach to creating a well-sized...

In possession of a Shopvac brand 5-gallon vacuum, model number 5872738 available at https://www.shopvac.com/product/shop-vac-5-gallon-6-0-peak-hp-portable-wet-dry-vac-catnum:5872738 , I cleverly reengineered the connection to be significantly more...

This is a dust collector, guard, splitter designed for saws lacking standard riving knives. The built-in riving knife ensures efficient dust collection for square cuts and attaches securely to the throat plate via a bolted block and cross screws.

The saw blade used is approximately 25mm in diameter. To use it, simply slide the tool into position, secure it with a tie-wrap or string, and you're ready to go. RoboGuts - A comprehensive resource for 3D printing education, designed specifically...

A straightforward 3D-printed table is perfect for your Einhell Minitorno, allowing you to effortlessly slice through Proto-PCB materials. ...We're grateful for the invaluable support of the Peca model: EINHELL Bavaria BSG 135.

This saw is fantastic, but it has some problems with the attachments. Printing out these instructions will ensure that you never experience the miter slipping again. To adjust the graduations, I set them to 2.5 degrees and marked the crucial 22.5...

make a table saw from portable disk saw metabo

Requires a drill to install and the M3 bolt set below but awesome way to cheaply upgrade to a router table. ...Once installed router is easily removed and the mount remains flush and out of the way!</p><p>I get limited time in the shop so if you do...

Dust Adapter for Hitachi Miter Saw and Kobalt Table Saw to fit a Shopvac hose Category: 3D Printing

Universal Dust Adapter Compatible with Hitachi Miter Saws and Kobalt Table Saws, Easily Connects to ShopVac Hoses for Efficient Cleanup.

It's a Zero Tolerance Table Saw insert that can be placed directly into the blade cover slot before cutting through to produce a zero-slop table saw plate. ...This design accommodates Wards Saws, including the TS 2700 model, and others with similar...

Table Saw on stand.

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3713421 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=3713421

It appears that you've provided a list of links to various 3D printed projects hosted on Thingiverse, along with images and descriptions. If I were to provide an example response, it might look something like this: **Project List** 1. **Knob Bolt...