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02-23-2015 01:22 AM |
Topic tags/keywords: black decker switch key switch 9419 table saw tablesaw Bought a never used 9419 B&D table saw that is missing the orange switch key. Anybody have one they’re willing to part with? I bought this exact saw in the mid 80’s. It’s very comfortable for me to use because I basically grew up with it. I never imagined I’d find an in box never used machine, so when mine died, it went in the trash. Now I find my new machine has no switch key. Argh. If I have to, I can wire a switch in line, but I hate to do that. Thanks! |
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#1 posted 02-23-2015 04:13 PM |
I have spent a few minutes searching the net. You’re right, you do have a problem. Nobody carries them. Have you considered tearing it apart and totally replacing the switch? -- Randy in Crestview Florida, Wood Rocks! |
#2 posted 02-23-2015 04:23 PM |
Thanks for looking into this Randy. I can actually manipulate the switch without the key. The missing key has prongs that catch the toggle switch inside the switch box. I think my best option is to turn the switch on within the box and wire a new switch in the cord between the outlet and the factory switch. Wiring a new switch in the existing box would be next to impossible because of limited space. Also, there is a capacitor in there that I’m guessing gives the motor the extra jolt to get things moving. I really don’t want to disturb what already works. My fix won’t be pretty, but I want to be able to quickly turn the saw off in case of emergency. Thanks for the feedback! Mark |
#3 posted 02-23-2015 04:34 PM |
I picked up a Craftsman drill press on Craigslist that didn’t have the key. I would that one of those outlet plugs used in child proofing fit perfectly after a bit of filing. |
#4 posted 02-23-2015 04:39 PM |
Great solution for the Craftsman! Unfortunately, the fingers on the key I need are almost 3 inches long. I may try fashioning on out of wood. Thanks for your suggestion. |
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