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SKIL Zero Clearance Table Saw Insert Plate for SKIL Table Saw TS6307-00 - STZ6307, Multicolor

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Condition
New
Style
Table Saw Zero Clearance Insert Plate
Model
STZ6307
Dimensions
17.72"L x 4.72"W x 0.39"H
Weight
0.18 kg
Blade Material
High Speed Steel
Surface Recommendation
Wood
In the box
(1)Zero Clearance Insert Plate;(4)screws;

Features 5

  • PRECISION CUTTINGFor precise cuts at 90 degrees
  • ZERO CLEARANCEReduces kerf clearance to the thickness of the blade
  • QUICK-RELEASE BUTTONFor fast, easy insert plate changes
  • ADJUSTABLE HEIGHTIncluded hardware ensures plate is flush with table surface

Description

Ideal for woodworkers with precise cutting needs, the SKIL Zero Clearance Insert Plate reduces kerf clearance to the thickness of the blade. It’s designed specifically to work with the SKIL 15-Amp 10 In. Table Saw (TS6307-00) for precise cuts at 90 degrees. This zero-clearance insert plate features a quick-release button for fast, easy table saw insert plate changes between cuts. Included hardware ensures the zero-clearance plate is flush with the table surface.

Specs 25

Brand Skil
Color Table Saw Zero Clearance Insert Plate
Blade Material High Speed Steel
Surface Recommendation Wood
Power Source AC/DC
Other Special Features of the Product Lightweight
Voltage 120 volts
Cutting Angle 90 degrees

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Top Amazon Reviews

Works well
Style: Table Saw Zero Clearance Insert Plate
Bought this for my son‘s table saw and he seems to like it and seems to work very well for him.
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2026 by John
Keeps your sawdust out of your motor
Style: Table Saw Zero Clearance Insert Plate
Great way to keep the wooden parts from going down by your motor
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026 by Ralph Good
Not as safe as I’d like it.
Style: Table Saw Zero Clearance Insert Plate
This insert fits perfectly on my SKIL table saw. Its zero clearance makes it a much safer tool. However…the plastic insert is so thin that it flexes downward so much and with suck little pressure, that it causes the piece you’re cutting to dip into the blade. It’s OK for ripping lengths of wood, but I won’t use it for any smaller stick. I ordered a solid MDF insert from Etsy: Four for $31. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2026 by Steve the Man
Must have for the table saw
Style: Table Saw Zero Clearance Insert Plate
This was a great addition to my table saw, having the zero clearance with less tear out than it's stock insert. It does come with screws/machine that you will have to drill into your table saw to ensure that the zero clearance plate will remain in it's place. It was a little nerv racking at first but now it pretty much just lives on my table saw. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024 by Ian
Cannot recommend
Style: Table Saw Zero Clearance Insert Plate
Edited to add: USE A TAP! The self-tapping screws it comes with are worthless. They are M4 x 0.7, do yourself a favor and use a real tap. After I fixed the problem below I used a tap on the rest of the holes and it went smoothly --- Having bought the TS6307 when it was first released, I had been waiting and hoping they would release an insert like this because I was struggling to make something satisfactory with my basic woodworking skills, so I was thrilled when they finally released this. When I went to put it in, the first thing I noticed is that it doesn't have a quick release button like the stock plate does, it has a latch that has to be turned with a screwdriver or a coin or something, despite both the Amazon photo and the manual showing a quick release button. Then I read the manual, and realized that the screws were not the levelling grubs I assumed they were, but that it actually required you to *drill into the saw's aluminum casting* to make holes to screw this down. Well, I thought, it's a Skil product for a Skil saw, there must be a good reason for this and I'm sure it will go fine. I used a Milescraft DrillMate to make sure my drill bit was straight and aligned and drilled out the four holes for the self-tapping screws. The manual says to use a 1/8-9/64 drill bit. I don't have a 9/64 bit and I bet you don't either, so I used the 1/8 bit. The first screw was difficult to get in, but with some persuasion from my impact driver it drove home. The second screw started okay, bound up a little bit, and then immediately sheared in two. The screw head broke right off, and it and my drill bit gouged up both the plate and the surface of my saw. So now I have to smooth down both my table surface and the plate before I can use them, and also the shaft of the screw is stuck in place and of course lines up with one of the reinforcing ribs of the stock plate so I can't just leave it there. It's sitting like that in the shop right now because I know better than to keep working on it when I'm this frustrated or I'll just break something else. So in summary, the installation process is risky and I ended up marring my saw table and maybe making it so the stock plate won't fit anymore ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2023 by Tony
Makes all the difference
Style: Table Saw Zero Clearance Insert Plate
I was having a really hard time cutting narrow wood strips on my table saw. This plate solved the problem. Period. Now I can cut 1/4" strips with no risk of losing fingers. Simple to install, takes all of fifteen minutes
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024 by Cary C
Cannot get it flush with the table saw surface
Style: Table Saw Zero Clearance Insert Plate
A big issue with this insert plate is I can't quite get it flush with my table saw, the left side of the blade sticks up and flexes no matter how I adjust the set screws. It is workable but not I wouldn't purchase again.
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2026 by Ava James
Strong material
Style: Table Saw Zero Clearance Insert Plate
A very strong plastic. Improves the quality of your cutting.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025 by Luis R
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