Table Saw Motor Part Number 0QEL Sears Parts Direct

Blade Types. Rip vs. Crosscut blades the two basic types of table saw blades are rip and crosscut blades. Rip blades have a smaller number of teeth and larger gullets, which means there's more room to remove the shavings and dust. These blades are designed to cut along the grain of the material on the table, but although they cut faster, the resulting cuts are rougher.

Push Stick; if you are not the lucky owner of a saw with the SawStop safety system, you are going to need a push stick, which comes in handy when you need to slide the wood through the blade. Having your hands too close to the saw blade is never a good thing, so it is a wise idea to rely on a push stick. You can get one at just about any shop that sells woodwork supplies, or make one yourself. There are plenty of tutorials on line to teach you how to do so.

Basic Table Saw Features. I consider myself pretty knowledgeable when it comes to most power tools, but it took me a long time to “crack” table saws. There are so many things you need to consider it is insane! And I am just talking about the basics. If you want to look at non-standard features things get even more complicated.

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