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36-678 (Type 1) Delta Table Saw

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Table Saw Switch – Part Number: 489105-00
$47.33
This Switch is an OEM approved replacement part for various tools and models manufactured by Delta, Black and Decker, and Porter Cable. For full compatibility, please see the "Model Cross Reference Li...
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Foot – Part Number: 427990480001
This foot is used on a variety of gardening tools such as table saws and sander polishers. The foot cap protects the bottom of the stand leg, as well as cushions it. Refer to the diagram provided by t...
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Bearing – Part Number: 1086894S
$59.17
This ball bearing fits a variety of lawn and gardening tools. The ball bearings prevent friction between rotating parts. The balls do this by bearing the load and spin and distributing the weight equa...
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Belt – Part Number: 49-034
$94.48
This replacement belt is specially manufactured for use on Delta power tools. It is a genuine item that is sourced directly from original equipment manufacturer. It is commonly used as the main drive ...
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Screw – Part Number: 901044615297
This set screw is a genuine OEM sourced replacement part. It is commonly used on a variety of Delta and Porter Cable power tools. A set screw is used to secure an object within or against another obje...
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Load Spring – Part Number: 928060207382S
$6.51
This is an authentic replacement part manufactured for use with Delta arbor saws and table saws. The load spring is commonly used to provide spacing between the arbor bearing and the arbor flange. Thi...
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Washer – Part Number: 904010101620S
$6.51
This is a washer for various power tools, but most commonly the drill press. It is flat, with an outer diameter of roughly 0.5 inches. It secures parts, and distributes tension evenly within your tool...
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Cap Screw – Part Number: 901010600649S
$6.51
This cap screw is a genuine Delta replacement part that is supplied from original equipment manufacturer for use with power equipment. It is a standard hardware which has multiple uses depending on yo...
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Lock Washer – Part Number: 904020101703S
$6.51
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Roll Pin – Part Number: 1310311
$6.51
This item is available as an individual replacement part. The roll pin attaches to the guard and is made of metal. If this item becomes bent or broken it will need to be replaced and may require a set...
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Switch Paddle – Part Number: 1344601
$6.51
This is a genuine manufacturer-sourced part which is specially designed for use with Delta power tools. It is an identical replacement for a missing or damaged switch paddle that was installed on a ne...
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Lock Washer – Part Number: 904030301757S
$6.51
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Barry
October 30, 2023
How do you square the blade to the table top ? Thanks
For model number 36-678
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Hi Barry, thank you for contacting us. To square up the blade to the tabletop, use an adjustable square or use something like a caliper, and run that across the blade. You may need to choose a tooth, and square the blade to the miter slots. You may find a spot that it catches the blade tooth on one side and then rotate the blade to the other side and check it again. Glad to be of assistance!

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