This is an authentic OEM part that has been sourced to be used with table saws from Ridgid. The plastic throat plate attaches to the table in the area around the blade. This item is used to support material at the cut to aid in making clean cuts and limit splintering. This item is available as an individual replacement part.
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Got perfectly
It was a perfect fit and was shipped fast.
Guest - September 17, 2020
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Speedy delivery
Gladly surprise for the speedy delivery of the part.
Guest - April 6, 2021
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My go to place for parts
Parts arrive quickly. Are packaged well, no damage.
Dennis - June 3, 2021
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Replacement part
It went very well ,and very easy to but what I needed
Guest - December 7, 2021
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Exactly what I needed in a timely manner
Fit perfectly
Guest - July 11, 2023
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Not even close
The thickness and length of this Ridgid table saw throat plate did not match my R4514 saw. Even if the dimensions matched, it did not have adjustment screws for leveling.
JOSEPH - June 9, 2022
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June 9, 2022
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1) Cut a piece of 1/8 inch thick plywood to fit over the clearance hole from the bottom side of the throat plate opening with about one inch on either side of the opening for the blade.
2) Be sure not to interfere with the RIVING Knife operation. Use an appropriate GLUE/EPOXY to secure it place. Be sure properly prepare the bottom s
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3) After the GLUE/EPOXY dries, fill in the \'opening at the hole\' with AUTO BODY filler [or similar material] to make the top surface flat and flush to surface to the original top.
4) After everything is dry and ready to \'raise the blade\', CLAMP/SECURE a board over the throat plate and slowly raise the blade through the closed over opening to create the ZERO CLEARANCE opening for your blade.
***Read up and research on making ZERO CLEARANCE throat plates before you start!! ***
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I am making ZERO Clearance Insert Plates for my DIFFERENT saw blades used.
1) Cut the 1/8th \" plywood to size and shape to provide necessary clearances on the underside of the plate to allow the plate to be installed back into the saw opening. Be sure to make the width wide enough to overlap the blade opening on the plate, but do not allow this piece to interfere with the location of the RIVING KNIFE fit when i
... Read morenstalled back into the saw. 2) Now cut another piece of 1/8th \" plywood to be the exact width of the actual plate opening. be sure the width is an exact fit to fill the opening [again being careful not to interfere with the RIVING KNIFE position). 3)Place the first piece of 1/8th \" Plyw under the plate opening in position under the opening. Then place the PLATE on the first piece to confirm that you have NO INTERFERENCE to reinstall the throat plate back into the saw. Temporarily tape the pieces together and \'MARK\' the location for a final fit later. 4) Once the top surfaces are FLUSH you can glue the pieces in place with Contact Cement**...first the under side piece of plywood to the plate and then the second piece into the opening from the top surface. [** follow the instructions for the Contact Cement application to the surfaces.]
1. Set the saw upright
2. Ensured that the blade was lowered
3. Removed the damaged throat plate with my fingers
4. Installed a new throat plate with my fingers
5. The plate needed no adjustment, so I was done
6. Folded the saw back up
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The original throat plate popped out and got caught in the saw blade damaging it
Replaced missing magnet that holds the throat plate in place... Epoxied the missing magnet in place and slid the throat plate back in... No tools required, Fits perfect as expected. So glad I was able to purchase the original replacement part. Thanks!
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This was just put parts back on that were missing when I purchased this used table saw.
This part is in stock in our warehouse and will ship out within 1 business day of the order being placed.
New stock is on the way! On order parts usually ship within 7 business days.
Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
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