Cncdesigns Zero Clearance Inserts (4-Pack) for DeWalt 744, 745, 746, 7480, 7491 & 7491RS, 7490 Table Saws

Good fit. Wish they came with more screws for flushing them but I just cut down drywall screws with my dikes and they work great

I just installed one of these inserts into my DeWalt table saw. It fit perfectly, snugly. I had zero problem raising the saw blade throw the material on the insert. The insert is even attractive! They were thoughtful enough to include some screws just in case I needed to level the insert. Again, the insert fit perfectly in all dimensions - like it was literally made as an OEM part. VERY impressive!

I have a Dewalt portable contractor saw that I used lightly until a couple months ago. I then started wood working in earnest (thank you Steve Ramsey). I notice after a bit that I had issues with my saw. Dewalt is one of the best right? I learned enough that I eventually narrowed it doe to my throat plate.Now for the criticism of my stock system. First the plastic (insert word for plastic that means plastic) stock throat plate has this little metal piece on the back end that has a very small gap between it and the plastic. I noticed eventually that when I did rip Cuts that this was holding up my piece as I ran it through. It was also very hard to level and had a lot of play. I don't know what the purpose of the metal is but it's not addressed safety or functionality for sure.Also this smallish saw can only support a dado setup that is up to a half inch. I bought an after market throat plate for dados, but the cut out is about an inch wide. This made it almost impossible to cut a rabbit cut length wise with a smooth even cut. The wood would invariably dip into the gap.This led me to look for solutions. I didn't land on any good upgrade/modification options other than possibly a zero clearance. I considered making my own, bit when I saw this I figured I would probably go through 30 dollars of material making just one and I couldn't believe the positive reviews for something seemingly so simple.Received these throat plates today and couldn't be more happy. My table saw is whole now. The first plate fit in my saw perfectly. Then I did another for the dado. The second one require some mild sanding to fit and is now perfect.One other minor modification I had to do with the provided leveling screws wa to snip off the end of the tip and file it a bit, otherwise they were slightly long on my saw.I did some practice cuts and some length wise dado cuts for a project I'm working on and am extatic about the results. These guards are perfect and I'm now upset at Dewalt for skimping on one of the most important and probably cheapest part to produce.The handwritten note from the seller is a classy touch.

They should include enough screws for all of the inserts, but had some suitable screws. Not a super durable laminate in yellow but was ok. I had wanted to use with a riving knife and made it work as well with some finess.

Installed the first Zero Clearance Insert on my new DeWalt table saw and it went in with ease. Remember to take the riving knife off before installing then make your initial cut. Have only done the 90 degree insert so far, will be using another in the pack of 4 for a 45 degree insert. It will be nice to have 2 spares in case old man memory kicks in and I forget to change inserts before making an angled cut. Very happy with this product, especially for the cost compared to the big name companies add on that don't always fit like they are supposed to.

I just installed this on my Dewalt saw - and other than forgetting to remove the riving knife at first, the installation went easily. The little screws that are provided to give some leveling adjustability are good but barely needed.Pros:- good snug fit (although one could fit without any sanding/touch up - and one was super snug)- well machined to clear anything on the underside.- painted yellow on one side.- adjustable with 4 screws. levels out flush to tabletopCons:- wood screws have to get ground off tip (with dremel for example)- the counter bore should be on the bottom side I believe - not sure why mine had counterbore on the top side of throat plate. (I ended up taking a countersink bit and hitting the bottom side of holes so the screws could sit nice and smooth to the plate - if you don't do that you will strip out the hole which I did on the first plate I used). The instructions specifically state the screws mount from bottom.Nice product overall. I prolonged the cut to allow riving knife to be used on one of them otherwise used for my thin kerf ATB blade.Will try with dado blade soon... and see how that works out.

Don’t look at any other options for dewalt table saw, zero clearance, inserts. This is the one you need

The four inserts only came with enough screws for two inserts.

Très pratique! Les coupes sont beaucoup plus nets et franches. Pas de petits brins qui dépassent. Facile à installer également et s’adapte parfaitement.

I saw some of the inserts did not take into account the fabric that rest inside the table saw where you would put the insert but this particular design does.Amazing.

Very well made and finished product. There was a bit of a problem setting the plates properly due to my model saw but Cristian was very helpful with solution and responded quickly.

As title says. Adjusting screws allows the sharp tip to cut surfaces.Unusable.