Does anyone have a 3D printable file for a zero clearance insert for a Powermatic PM3000?

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Asked By CarpenterKid87 On

I'm struggling to find a replacement for the stock insert of my Powermatic PM3000 table saw. I'd really like a zero clearance insert, and ideally, I'd want a file I can print out a few backups with. Anyone have a file or know where I can get one?

2 Answers

Answered By CraftyBuilder99 On

Honestly, it’s surprising how many people skip making their own inserts these days. It’s a simple process: get the right thickness material, attach it to your current insert, cut it out, and refine it at the router table. You'll have a bunch made in less than an hour! But I get it, sometimes the motivation just isn't there for some.

SeriousWoodworker -

Right? It's such an easy project if you're willing to put in a bit of effort!

NewbieNailGun -

I wish it was easier to find a file online, though. Making it by hand seems intense!

Answered By SkillSawSam On

You could actually make one yourself pretty easily! Just get some material that's the same thickness as your current insert and stick it to the existing one with double-sided tape. Then, you can route the edge for a nice fit. It's a pretty quick process!

FixerUpper123 -

Yeah, I’m looking for a new one because my old one is cracked and not usable as a reference anymore. Powermatic doesn't seem to sell replacements.

WoodShopWarrior -

Does that mean you’re saying it should be 3D printed?

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