Zero Clearance insert for Milwuakee M18 Table Saw
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Zero Clearance insert for Milwaukee M18 Table Saw.
- Zero Clearance provides better cut quality over standard insert
- Made out of 1/2″ MDF and CNC cut for the best fit possible
- Works on thin and full kerf blades
- Provides quality precise cuts with no tear-out and helps improve dust flow
- Comes with stainless off-set screws so you can adjust the height to your exact needs
- Designed by ToolCurve in Ohio, Made in the USA
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Returns are accepted within 60 days of the purchase date. We gladly accept returns on all purchases made through our website, provided the items are unused, undamaged, and returned in their original packaging.




When I first put the plate on my Milwaukee M18 table saw, I was nervous because they didn’t quite fit. But after literally 4-5 minutes of light sanding, not only did they fit, but they fit PERFECTLY. The original throat plate that comes with the saw is made a bit loose and there is a plastic locking mechanism to hold it in place. I was worried that without that, these new throat plates would not fit snugly.
Boy – was I wrong about that! They fit so well that they go in with a tap and come out with a gentle tug and don’t move at all. So there is absolutely no need for the locking mechanism. As for value, the Milwaukee zero clearance (plastic) plate is $60 on Amazon so not only are these ToolCurve products far better quality, but much less expensive as well. As well, Milwaukee doesn’t even make dado throat plates. I’ll be getting one ToolCurve dado plate for each of my common dada widths because it’s such a great value. GREAT product. I am a very happy camper!
When I first put the plate on my Milwaukee M18 table saw, I was nervous because they didn't quite fit. But after literally 4-5 minutes of light sanding, not only did they fit, but they fit PERFECTLY. The original throat plate that comes with the saw is made a bit loose and there is a plastic locking mechanism to hold it in place. I was worried that without that, these new throat plates would not fit snugly.
Boy - was I wrong about that! They fit so well that they go in with a tap and come out with a gentle tug and don't move at all. So there is absolutely no need for the locking mechanism. As for value, the Milwaukee zero clearance (plastic) plate is $60 on Amazon so not only are these ToolCurve products far better quality, but much less expensive as well. As well, Milwaukee doesn't even make dado throat plates. I'll be getting one ToolCurve dado plate for each of my common dada widths because it's such a great value. GREAT product. I am a very happy camper!