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Words to live by: "I just have to get better." Nice job. Simple and sturdy.

I’ve got an old 113 I’ve been reworking and I appreciate your vids! Machined pulleys, v link belt, arbor bearing, CMT Orange cross cut and rip blades, and new brushes so far... I’ve got one aftermarket insert with micro jig pro steel splitters, but need plates for dado stacks and I’m glad I found this vid to make some for that purpose. Even though too that I have the micro jig splitters, they sit at a little over 3/4”, so I think I’ll make one like yours with that higher knife just for bigger cuts.

Using hss countersinks in steel you need to slow your rpm all the way down. Try adding some oil as well. Looks like your rpm was way too fast hence your mangled bits. Also look into coated cobalt. As a machinist I've learned anything worth doing is worth doing right Otherwise nice video.

Problem #1...those countersink bits may have been OK for wood, but you ran them WAY too fast for steel.

Great vid! I have the same saw that my dad bought in the 50’s. I have been trying to figure out how to make a splitter for this saw. You gave me a lot of ideas on how to do it. You did this a while back. Has it been working?

I too have the exact same saw which was passed down to me from my father. I think he purchased it in 1960 or 61. I've used it for a few years now and have always wanted to add a splitter, but previous attempts just didn't work. I'm going to give this a try. Thanks for video.

Great job , have an old Craftsman, searching for ideas ,you’ve gotten me closer to getting er’ done, thanks !

I have my Father’s 1946 Craftsman and have been looking for a way to place a splitter or riving knife in it. Thanks this is a great start.

Thanks for your excellent demo and good ideas.

Good job. I just picked up a dilapidated vintage Craftsman table saw and am looking for ways to make it useful in my shop.

If you want a countersink in Steel just use a large drill bit to make the countersink. That way you can keep the countersinks for wood only!

Nice job! What do you think about just cutting the slot for the blade further and inserting the splitter from the bottom? Wouldn't hsve to patch up the top.

Using a steel square straight edge would have helped you align the blade with your riving knife steel piece so you would not have had to eyeball it.

I have the exact same saw. I have been looking for someone who made one of these for a while! Thank you!! Question though, where can I get the extention beds? Does your fence work on the extention?

Bed frames are hard steel. I've tried to cut it with our metal bandsaw and it took forever.

I just cut a slot in the metal plate and silver soldered the rive knife to the back side it protrudes thru the slot works great, 30 minutes start to finish

I would have added the 90° piece through a saw slot from below (probably by extending the saw cut) and screwed in in from below

Thanks Pete, looks like fun!

That drill and router blooper, you're lucky there pal. Both of those mis-haps could have resulted in losing digits

Looks good! A little too much text at beginning though.

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