RIDGID R4514 Table Saw Zero Clearance Insert - Free 3D Print Model

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lordjustice17

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0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 12% infill

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1 plate

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Description

Zero clearance throat plate insert for a Ridgid R4514 jobsite table saw.

Profile is sliced into two pieces and attaches snugly with built in pins.

Raw files include a single piece model for people with larger printbeds and the original FreeCAD file for anyone that needs to make modifications. The FreeCAD file is semi-parametric with all of the pockets that rest on the table saw support tabs being adjustable to account for minor differences in tolerances.

Comment & Rating (18)

@tmlhkyfn

haven't printed much yet, but tackled this without changing any settings on a Bambu P1S will snap another picture once I install it in my saw since I am not allowed to send a PM yet, I was wondering if this was allowed to be modified? I would like to make a zero clearance insert for my Dado Stack Thanks for a very handy item

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@lordjustice17

Sure, feel free to remix as needed. The slicer model files as well as my FreeCAD design files are available at the download dropdown above.

@tmlhkyfn

Replying to @lordjustice17 :

Thank you :) I have never modified (or built) a file yet, but once I do I will let you know if it works & find out how I would upload it Can I do the modifications with the Bambu slicer or is there a different programme that I should try

@lordjustice17

Replying to @tmlhkyfn :

Typically modelling is done in a modelling or CAD program (ex: FreeCAD, Blender, OnShape, Fusion360). I personally use FreeCAD. It is possible to do some modifications in Bambu Studio. For this particular model I designed it in FreeCAD as a single piece and then did the cuts and added the connectors in Bambu Studio to make it fit on the print bed. If you are just adding a wider slot for a dado stack you could likely get away with adding a negative shape in Bambu Studio to remove the excess.

@Zach_Lush

Fitment isn't great. required a bunch of modifications to make it fit. Even then it is still popping up on the right side. Pushing down with our own weight won't make it flush.

@cacozy

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 12% infill

looks beautiful!

@tmlhkyfn

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 12% infill

will adjust to more stars, once I can actually use it in my saw, if applicable

@user_3832483843

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Could you please tell what filament you used? Thank You.

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@lordjustice17

IIRC I used.an orange Elegoo PLA

@user_3832483843

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Replying to @lordjustice17 :

Thank You.

@OSdjPixel

Hello, good afternoon, I would like to ask, is it possible that it will work for an einhell 10 1800w tc ts 2225 table saw? Thank you for your guidance. Regards

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