Additional information
| Brand | Skil |
|---|---|
| Color | Multi |
| Blade Material | High Speed Steel |
| Surface Recommendation | Wood |
| Power Source | AC |
| Special Feature | Additional support for large panels, Compatibility with SPT99 model |
| Included Components | Rear Outfeed |
| Product Dimensions | 28.34"L x 1.77"W x 5.12"H |
| Blade Length | 15 Inches |
| Blade Shape | Flat |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00039725074133, 00000346000016 |
| Handle Material | Plastic or Aluminum |
| UPC | 039725074133 |
| Manufacturer | Chervon- SKIL |
| Part Number | SPT00B |
| Item Weight | 7.66 pounds |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | SPT00B |
| Size | One Size |
| Style | Table Saw Rear Outfeed |
| Finish | Brushed |
| Material | Blend |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Special Features | Additional support for large panels, Compatibility with SPT99 model |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Warranty Description | No Warranty |
dominic –
Quality well made rear fence.
Collapse the saw stand, so that the table is vertical.
Locate the mounting points for the rod slides .(Left and right is now top and bottom.)
Mount both the rod slides with the allen bolts to the top.
Just barely snug the bolts up, a ball end allen key / wrench will make your life easier. 5mm from memory.
Insert the rods and add the washers and fence, tighten the end bolts. The rods have 2 flats on each rod so you can use an adjustable wrench to hold the rods when you tighten the end allen bolt.
Slide backwards and forwards, should self aline.
Go back and tighten the bolts on the rod slides, install the lock knob on the bottom rod slide.
Done!
Darrell P. –
I’ve had this saw for awhile and never knew this was available. As soon as I saw it , I ordered it. After reading the reviews, there seems to be some confusion on the installation. I folded it up and installed all the parts standing up. I left the slides a bit loose and tightened them up after the other parts were tight. Slides in and out like there was grease on it. The pictures might help for orientation of the slides.
Toby Fernsler –
Essential well made addition to my table saw !!
G –
Wish the saw already came with it because it’s a vital part! Fits and functions perfectly.
Darrell P. –
Installed on my SPT99-12 — took about 20 minutes.
The directions are a little confusing — there are diagrams but can be a little tricky trying to figure out which direction the brackets that hold the feed tray are supposed to be facing.
It comes with two identical brackets, with a hole drilled on each side that a plastic thumb screw/wing bolt feeds into to adjust and hold the tray in place — it would make sense that this hold faces outwards on both brackets (and it’s hard to tell by the diagram if this what you’re supposed to do), but if you install it as such on the one that is on the interior (by the motor), the width between the two brackets is not wide enough to fit the tray rails through.
Fitting the bolts for the brackets can be a bit awkward because there is not a whole lot of room to fit the allen wrench to make a full rotation, either because of components of the saw or the brackets themselves — you kind of have to angle your allen wrench in there to tighten them — possibly rounding off the bolts.
In addition, and I don’t know how or what can be done to correct for this, other than making the brackets longer, but the rails tend to move independently of each other and can bind and move unevenly.
Other than these problems (easy enough to deal with, especially considering the price of the tray) the machining and build quality is satisfactory and it does what it needs to do, fairly simply.
C. Johanson –
The official online descriptions of the Skil 10″ table saw-outfeed attachment are useless. Here’s some pictures. I attached it with the saw upside-down on a level floor to make sure it was level. On of the slider brackets had been put on backwards, but easy to reverse once I figure out that was the reason the slider didn’t work. The diagrams in the manual were clear and helped me figure that out. Ignore the printed text though, it’s useless. The machining of the parts were excellent otherwise. I put some blue locktite on the threads, make sure they don’t fall out and get lost.
Philippe S. Brunet –
Great add on, poor diagrams provided. Brackets install with threaded knob threads both facing the Left Side(fence) if you’re attaching from the outfeed side of the saw while in operating mode. Definitely gonna want ball end Allen Keys.
Joshua –
As others have mentioned, the install can be tricky. However, I only struggled because I attempted to do it without the instructions. I got one of the brackets backward because I stupidly thought it would be oriented in a way that would make the bolts more accessible. The only other tricky part was installing the bolts. The mounting brackets sort of get in the way so you have to use an Allen wrench rather than an appropriate bit.
As for the tool itself, I haven’t used it yet, but it feels plenty sturdy for my purposes. It includes slots that allow you to use a crosscut sled or something without hitting the runners getting stopped by the support.
My only complaints are below and are very minor.
Considering both mounting brackets have threads for a locking bolt, I’m disappointed they only include one.
There are bolts sticking off of the rack and pinion assembly for the fence that cause the support to not slide all the way in. It would be nice and satisfying if it had a little groove in the support to accommodate that.
Toby Fernsler –
Love love the Skil sidewinder gear drive motor on the table saw and this extension is a must have if a receiving table is not handy.
Love Skil brand.
jetjok –
This is stronger and stiffer than it looks. Once installed it pulls in and out smoothly. There is a knob to lock it in the fully extended, fully retracted or any position in between. One caveat is in the fully extended position the support bar couldn’t be adjusted high enough to be level with the table top. Will have to shim the mounting a little to bring it high enough. Only a 1/16” or so. Usable as is so 5 stars anyway.
Doug –
This feed out is a must have if you’re cutting larger stock, although some think it is a hard install I found it actually very easy and intuitive, it was a easy fit to the saw, it is actually custom made for the STP 99-11 or 12, it is the same saw, the only difference in the number is the sawblade it comes with, Negative reviews are unjust, don’t let this discourage you if this is an option for your
STP 99 Skil saw.
Phyllis C. –
It is lightly below table surface but it should it prevents material to come backwards with vibration. Doesn’t look like much but 15 inches is noticeable good for parts 48/ inches .. anything large and longer will require a roller 😉
J. Muetzel –
I installed this on my SPT99-11 and it fits and works perfectly. You have to look at the directions very closely – the guide tube on the left side of the saw installs somewhat un-intuitively. For both guide tubes, you will access the attachment screws from the right side of the saw. So for the right guide tube, it is easy to access the screws. For the left guide tube, you are squeezing your hand between the guide tube and the saw motor. Also, on mine the rods were already in the guide tubes and one was in backwards. Once the guide tubes are correctly oriented, the rods are parallel to each other and square to the table and meet the holes in the outfeed support as expected.