This is a genuine OEM sourced replacement part designed for use with Dewalt and Delta saws. The purpose of this part is to tighten the blade clamp assembly. It is made out of metal with plastic and it is sold individually.
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This was the exact part I needed and it was shipped out quickly and I recieved it right on time.
Guest - June 27, 2019
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parts were shipped very fast and fit perfectly at a great price.
Guest - July 6, 2019
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Easy part to replace
The part was the same just what I expected.
Edward - August 25, 2019
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Great part
Arrived in a timely was easy for me to repair
Rick - October 18, 2019
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What should come from the factory
This is a must have for anyone using very small blades in their scroll saw. It makes blade tightening very easy and you don't have to use pliers to loosen the blade.
Guest - October 21, 2019
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Easy Repair, worked as expected
It came in good time, assembled easily and fixed the problem. Scroll saw is working well again.
Guest - May 26, 2020
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Dscoll saw knob
As usual the parts fit exactly as the original and I was very satisficed....
Guest - December 29, 2020
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Exactly what I needed
Ordering this from E-Replacement was a no-brainer ... I ordered from them several times in the past.
It "installed" just like you'd think - just screwed it into the clamp assembly. Wish all my problems were so easy to resolve!
Guest - June 2, 2021
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Fast delivery great service
Fast delivery great service
Guest - July 19, 2022
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William - November 3, 2022
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After noticing the thumb screw at a slight angle I replaced chuck , for the 3rd time, thumb screw and set screw fixing the problem of blades popping off or losing tension. The problem seems to be the chuck being made from cast aluminum when it should be made from steel to last longer, or at least a steel thread insert
Removed inner clamp screw and clamp knob assembly. Removed bolts holding blade chuck with star drive wrench. Replaced with new chuck. Reinserted mounting bolts and tightened locking nuts with star drive wrench. Reinstalled inner clamp screw on left, and Clamp knob assembly on right. Works as good as new. Saved new Clamp Knob Assembly fo
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The scroll saw would not hold tension and the blades were slipping out of the chucks.
First I did an inspection to see what the current parts looked like and if I could fix them locally. I had watched many videos on YouTube about repair and maintenance of the DeWalt scroll saw so I know what to do. After having more issues than necessary and lots of projects to cut I ordered all the parts. The replacement was straight forw
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The exploded parts list on the web site was very helpful. On reassembly I did get one plastic washer backwards but after looking at the parts list is was a east and quick fix.
Removed the two Allen head bolts.
Assembled the new blade holder assembly.
Put the two bolts back through the blade holder & scroll saw arms.
Tighten everything back up and that was it.
R & R the blade clamp and replaced the clamp knob.
Want to pass on some information that I learned. Dewalt put that clamp knob on there for a reason. When you think that your poor lil fingers hurt from loosening and tightening & you want to start adding aftermarket knobs to ease the pain. Save yourself the trouble & expense. They ar
... Read moree too heavy and the add to much pressure to the alum threads inside that blade clamp. We find out sometimes that we are not smarter than the manufacturer & the engineers that design these machines. My saw was bought in 1997, used it daily. Six months ago I added this alum knob, top & bottom and well you know the rest.
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