The throat plate sits flush with the table without a bump or edge, so that wood moves smoothly across as you cut it. What you call them does not matter - everyone will understand what you mean. Some people call them throat plates, while others call them inserts, insert plates, or zero clearance inserts. A flat cover fits over the hole and supports the wood as you make cuts on the table saw. I have included links below.Įvery table saw has a large hole surrounding the blade. In addition to the throat plate for SawStop cabinet/contractor saws reviewed here, Infinity Tools sells similar throat plates with replaceable inserts for several popular table saw models. This review is my best effort to provide honest feedback about the new design. > Owners of the previous versions who wish to upgrade to the new design can purchase the new throat plate and new inserts from the Infinity Tools website. I paid for additional replaceable inserts from my own pocket. They never asked me to post additional comments or write this review. Infinity Tools sent me the redesigned throat plate as a courtesy without charge, in response to my public posts. See posts #4, #9, and beyond in this thread: The new design addresses my complaints, and I am impressed with their service. A few months later, he posted to say that the throat plate had been redesigned and offered to send the new version to me. David Venditto, the president and founder of Infinity Tools, joined WoodworkingTalk and responded to my posts.

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