Thread: Combination Switch for Old Craftsman Tablesaw
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Re: Combination Switch for Old Craftsman Tablesaw
Read what Al wrote first.

The idea is to use the switch to interrupt (or not) the BLACK wire going to the thin 'blade' socket on the outlet. The white wire never sees the switch, only the Wide 'blade' socket on the outlet. The green wire (or bare copper) is connected to everything metal, it is a safety feature that MUST be used.

Does all that make sense?

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