The magnetic switch on my Griz table saw is beginning to fail and I need a replacement quick. Any suggestions on a quality replacement? Not looking for a cheapo Rockler but something that would be considered commercial quality.
many thx
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The magnetic switch on my Griz table saw is beginning to fail and I need a replacement quick. Any suggestions on a quality replacement? Not looking for a cheapo Rockler but something that would be considered commercial quality.
many thx
Scott Vroom
I started with absolutely nothing. Now, thanks to years of hard work, careful planning, and perseverance, I find I still have most of it left.
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When I restored an older Unisaw, I got a replacement magnetic switch from Woodworkers Supply. They have different switches to match the motors amp/HP range.
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Why not a Grizzly replacement? I used the same starter and switch that is on my new Grizzly 1023 for a restored Unisaw. Cost less than $100 and was in stock. Used the wiring diagram from my Grizzly manual.
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I think the one in my Grizzly is a telemechanique (spelling?). You may be able to find one locally to pick up.
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Slowest and most work - Id build my own and get true commercial quality - my choice in starter and overload and fuses, DIN components, no plastic box - a nice nema 4/12 enclosure, a through door lockable disconnect, true e-stop etc.
A bit faster - Next best is to install an LVC from a delta tool and seperate magnetic switch.
Fastest - Plastic all in one easy to install option - order a WEG from factorymation.
Glad its my shop I am responsible for - I only have to make me happy.
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