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Thread: Thinking about an old Martin T75 sliding table saw for solid wood

  1. #46
    Is there a place where you can get scale drawings of diff Riving Knives for different machines. One came with the SCM SI16 and its wrong but still a good start. Interesting its made from aluminum. David Kumm has said about making them out of old saw blades. that seems like a good idea. Bizarre to use a saw with one after never having one but its a good thing.

  2. #47
    Quote Originally Posted by Warren Lake View Post
    Is there a place where you can get scale drawings of diff Riving Knives for different machines. One came with the SCM SI16 and its wrong but still a good start. Interesting its made from aluminum. David Kumm has said about making them out of old saw blades. that seems like a good idea. Bizarre to use a saw with one after never having one but its a good thing.

    Ya, the riving knife would be the easy part. It's the bracket that would be the challenge.

  3. #48
    is the mounting bracket cast. If so can someone make a 3D print of it and make a sand casting mold from that ?

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    I have a T17 with the arbor extension and riving knife assembly intact. I’m happy to take photos when I get back to the shop later on if that would be helpful.

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    My T17 is intact also and I still have access to my old 75. The 75 has a nicer one with a lever to disengage. The 17 uses the arbor wrench. That one would be easy to reproduce. Let me know if you need anything.

  6. #51
    Thanks Joe. There are enough pics in this thread, plus what I remember from having the parts to come up with a replacement. I was jut hoping for an easier solution, like say a source for an original, or a reproduction.

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