Faceplate supplier for powermatic?

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Hi folks,I recall a while ago someone posting that they made faceplates. I need a fewfor my powermatic 3520. If anyone knows of a source for decnt (but cheap)faceplates, please post.thanks--JD

Sierevello · Accepted Answer

E-Mail me the specs at          and I can machine them foryou out of steel but it will be a few weeks and will not necessarily be"cheap" but will be fairly priced. Thanks, Steve

Matt Heffron · Answer

For small (up to 4") ones Steve Mink makes some very nice ones of aircraftaluminum: Heffron

Jerry Hall · Answer

Craft supply has a face plate system.  5 - 3" plates are $48.99  thepowermatic size hub is $34.99, so each plate would average about under $16and additional plates less than $10 bucks each.  These look well machined.Another alternative is to make your own with nuts epoxied to MDF or Maple,turned round. Or finally to use a tap on maple to make a mounting block.These ideas are fully described in the excellent web site:"Wooden Faceplates"

william_b_noble · Answer

and, (shamless self promotion follows) - I sell welded ones for a heck of a lot cheaper - 1.25X8 will cost you $25 to $35 for 5 of them, depending on exactly what you want, the powermatic 90 uses 1.5X8, those cost another dollar or so. Check out "faceplates" on my web site,

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j.duprie · Answer

Thanks to everyone that responded. I'm looking for faceplates in the 4-10"range...thanks--JD

PukeTarget · Answer

Best faceplate on the market-priced reasonably.  3" and up

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