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Features
- Surrounds the blade to contain dust and improve above-table safety and visibility
- Independent lateral guards minimize blade exposure and allow cuts as narrow as 3/4"
- Integrated anti-kickback pawls help prevent dangerous kickback events
- Precision-ground carbide teeth engineered for use with SawStop table saws, delivering clean, accurate cuts on hardwood, softwood, and sheet goods
Description
Upgrade your SawStop Cast-Iron Saw with above-table dust collection on your 1.75HP Cast-Iron SawStop Table Saw (not compatible with Jobsite Saw). This item comes standard on 3HP and larger SawStop Cast-Iron table saws. Collect the majority of above-table dust with this handy, easy to assemble and mount accessory. The independent lateral slides minimize blade exposure, while the low profile allows for cuts as narrow as 3/4". The dust port attaches directly to customer's dust-collection system and is compatible with SawStop Overarm Dust Collection Assembly. From the Manufacturer Upgrade your Contractor Saw with above-table dust collection.
Brand: SawStop
Color: Clear Plastic
Blade Material: High Speed Steel
Surface Recommendation: Cast Iron
Power Source: Electric
Power Source: Electric
Other Special Features of the Product: Above-table dust collection, Independent lateral slides
Wattage: 1302.5 watts
Blade Shape: Rectangular
Surface Recommendation: Cast Iron
Warranty Type: Not Obtainable
Specification Met: SawStop Overarm Dust Collection compatible
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 24"L x 11.6"W x 3.7"H
Blade Material: High Speed Steel
Handle Material: Plastic
Color: Clear Plastic
Brand Name: SawStop
Included Components: 1.5" Dust Port, Blade Guard, Limiting Rod
Model Number: TSG-DC
Manufacturer Warranty Description: One Year
Global Trade Identification Number: 23
UPC: 733175380577 857766003123
Manufacturer Part Number: TSG-DC
Manufacturer: SawStop
Item Type Name: Blade Guard
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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I purchased this for my Grizzly 1023RLW and am very satisfied with how it performs. Some fine dust particles do settle near the blade guard, however no more dust ends up on my shirt. Additionally, the amount of dust that does settle near the blade guard is minimal. I use a dust collector on the cabinet's 4" port and a separate shop vac for the Saw Stop blade guard (I think using my 2HP dust collector for both is asking too much of my dust collector, however I have yet to test it). A modification had to be made in order to attach the Saw Stop blade guard to the Grizzly - here is what I did: 1. I detached the Saw Stop blade guard assembly, including the pawls, from the splitter. Before you do this, take a picture of how the pawls and springs attach, otherwise it could get very confusing when you are trying to reassemble everything). 2. I overlaid the Saw Stop splitter onto an 1/8" piece of plywood (use whatever works for you here... cardboard, paper, etc). I traced the splitter's profile onto the plywood, including all notches and holes. When you do this, you will have to cut or drill a small hole on the template in order to accommodate for the pawl stop ( the little piece that sticks out and prevents the pawls from moving past a certain point... I made the name up but you'll see what I mean when you look at your splitter). 3. I cut out the plywood using a scroll saw and a drill for the holes. 4. I overlaid the plywood onto the Grizzly's splitter (don't use the riving knife, use the splitter that the saw's blade guard attaches to). I aligned the hole I made for the pawl stop with the pawl stop on the Grizzly splitter. I then aligned the notches for the mount. SEE PHOTO! I then traced the template profile onto the Grizzly splitter. Side note - I decided to modify the Grizzly's splitter because I did not want to do any welding or mess with the business end between the mount and the front edge of the splitter, however others have modified the Saw Stop splitter and it worked for them. Grizzly sells the replacement splitter for $17. 5. I used a hack saw, a jig saw and a sanding disk to cut and shape the TOP ONLY of the Grizzly splitter to match the profile of the top of the Saw Stop splitter. I used a drill to drill the rear mounting hole. The existing hole in the front of the Grizzly splitter matched the hole position on the Saw Stop splitter. SEE PHOTO! 6. I reassembled the the Saw Stop blade guard, pawls and all, onto the modified Grizzly splitter. I ended up removing the right side long pawl due to some of the teeth catching on the gap between the throat plat and table stop, but I am OK with that.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2017 Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2017 by ta
Pros: -Greatly improves dust collection at the blade with some caveats 1) Best suction requires air velocity, in my case 1.5” hose from a Festool vacuum as central dust collection with 4” to 1.5” adapter provides air flow volume, but not enough velocity 2) Does great on cuts that protrude past the blade, (about 3” or more) but not great on narrower Cons 1) A bit flimsy. Would most likely break if dropped 2) as with any blade guard, feather boards will obstruct push sticks on thin cuts 2)Overpriced In summary, as in life, nothing is perfect, including blade dust collection, but overall satisfied with purchase at $150.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2021 by Tim
If you buy a sawstop and it doesn't come with this bald guard by default, BUY THIS BLADE GUARD. it is such an upgrade over the standard one. And I just mean as a blade guard. This comment is IGNORING the dust collection port. It stays out of the way, it works better. With the standard one, I would leave it off and just use the riving knife. Once I got this guard, I haven't removed it except for non-thru cuts, or exceptionally narrow rips. Strongly recommend this guard solely for it's blade guarding. The dust collection port is a nice bonus.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2017 by Olga S.
While SawStop doesn’t take the time to check fit on the various table saw manufacturers I decided to take a chance on my machine which is a Bosch 4100 Contractor model. That said, I disassembled the blade guard and ground the rear and front portions of the knife body to accommodate the blade cavity of the Bosch. The tricky part is reassembling the guard, but the results are worth it. A great dust collecting guard; not perfect, but much better than without it and, as another reviewer mentioned, no more sawdust on your shirt.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2020 by magicant
I find this to be an OUTSTANDING top of the table dust collection solution for my Grizzly 1023. Yes there were some modifications to the base that holds the blade guard, and dust port. I did not have to do any welding or splitter modification. I used a template from another blade guard that I was using, and simply traced it onto the base unit. I used a hack saw to cut out the profile. Fits perfectly and does a supper job in removing top of the table dust. See the attached photo of the template and the cutout on this dust collection blade guard to make it compatible for the Grizzly. Well worth the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2016 Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2016 by Richard A Shellenberger
Slightly thinner than the one that came with the machine.
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2026 by Derrick C. Chelmo
Honestly doesn't work as well as I had hoped or as well as I had seen it work in videos. Here are my issues with it: 1. If you are cutting a piece of wood that is wide enough to span from the fence to the left side of the blade guard the dust collection is great during the cut. If the piece of wood is not wide enough to reach the left side of the guard, dust will absolutely shoot out. And it's a lot. In any thickness of cut, at the end of the cut a bit of dust comes out. (Honestly not that big of a deal). For those wondering about my dust collection method, I have a brand new 220V 3HP Laguna CFLUX with a 6 inch main line that spans about 10 ft to the table saw. Then it WYEs to a 4 inch line to the table saw with another wye for a 1 1/2 inch hose to the back of this guard. In short, suction power isn't the issue. 2. The two floating arms on the guard that allegedly drop freely to the surface of the workpiece rarely do so without some persuasion. I first tried to loosen the 2 screws and that didn't help much. Another issue with these is that they basically touch at the back of the blade. The first time I turned the saw on the blade nicked both of them a bit. I wish I had spent the extra money to get the floating guard that SawStop makes because I think that would correct both of these issues. Between having this blade guard and having one that doesnt have dust collection I would obviously choose this one. I just think it could be much better. Hope this helps. On a side note, the SawStop table saw is absolutely a fine, extremely well made machine that will not disappoint you. I'll be leaving a review on that soon.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 29, 2020 by Matthew L. Richards
In my previous review of this product I flamed the Company for the way they failed to handle my refund. The company, JIS, reached out to me and solved the issue. I now have my complete refund. I am a 'happy camper'. I would remove my original post if I could figure out how to do that.
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026 by Jim Dearborn