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All of the jigs, enhancements and fixtures on this page for the Ryboi BT3000 and BT3100 table saws have been contributed by woodworkers like you. These links from the original BT3Central.com site have been converted to point to the reformatted articles hosted here on SawdustZone.org The format may have changed but the content remains the same.


General BT3000 / BT3100 Information

•  How To Identify the Date Of Manufacture Of Your BT3000 - Written By Rod Kirby
•  Ryobi Micropositioner Manual - Ryobi
•  Just How Loud Is The BT3000? - Written By Jim Frye
•  Ryobi BTS15 Operator's Manual - Written By Sam Conder
•  Things To Look For When Buying A Used BT3000 - Written By Jim Frye
•  Why Buy A BT3000? - Written By Jim Frye
•  BT3100 Exploded Parts Diagram - Written By Tom Scanio
•  A DWG Drawing Of The BT3000 - Written By Chris Hogan


BT3000 / BT3100 Maintenance & Repair

•  Sears' Exploded Parts Diagram Of The BT3000 - Written By Ken Able
•  The Rod Kirby Method of BT3000 Alignment - Written By Rod Kirby
•  A BT3000 Maintenance Check List - Written By Jim Frye
•  BT3000 SMT Alignment Instructions - Written By David Hawkins
•  Belt Replacement Instructions - Written By Ed Ellickson
•  BT3000 Rear Fence Clamp Replacement - Written By Martin Call
•  Sears Parts Listing for The BT3000 - Written By Rich Carmack
•  BT3000 Belt Replacement and Shim Adjustment Instructions - Written By Jim Frye
•  Blade Height Adjustment Rebuild Instructions - Written By "JohnG"


BT3000 / BT3100 Modifications & Enhancements

•  BT3000 Miscellaneous Improvements - Written By Rod Kirby
•  Shopmade Handles For The BT3000 - Written By J.P. Honeywell
•  Tool Triggered Power Cord For BT3000 And Other Tools - Written By Jim Frye
•  BT3000 Cabinet Modifications - Written By Norm Havens
•  Ryobi BT3000 Extension Table - Written By Rob Ballard
•  BT3000 Shop-made Extension Table - Written By Rod Kirby
•  Articulated Dust Port Cover For the Ryobi BT3000 Table Saw - Written By Jim Frye
•  SMT Aluminium Extension For The BT3000 - Written By Rod Kirby
•  Ehnanced SMT Aluminium Extension - Written By Rod Kirby
•  An Improved Blade Guard and Splitter - Written By Rod Kirby
•  Dust Collector Pan for BT3000 - Written By Jim Frye
•  Wide Table With Miter Slots - Written By Dave Johnson
•  SMT Fence V2.0 -Written By Rod Kirby
•  Drill Powered Drum Sander for BT3000 - Written By Jim Frye
•  BT3000 Safer Power Switch Modification - Written By Jim Frye
•  Zen and the Art of Splitter Shim Making - Written By Mark "Gugie" Guglielmana
•  Attaching Jigs To The SMT - Written By Mike Stallard


BT3000 / BT31000 Fence Attachments

•  Wide Crosscut Fence For The BT3000 - Written By Jim Frye
•  Making a friction holder for miter slots - Written By Don Hart
•  Another Polyethylene Featherboard - Written By Don Hart
•  High Fence for Dado and Panel Raising - Written By Jim Frye
•  Folding Outfeed Table for BT3000 - Written By Jim Frye
•  Shopmade Rip Fence Micro-Adjust - Written By Rod Kirby
•  Making a Polyethylene Featherboard - Written By Don Hart
•  Shopmade Outfeed Cabinet - Written By Dave Johnson
•  Ryobi BT3000 Stop Block Construction Notes - Written By Jim Frye
•  BT3000 Rip Fence Featherboard Add-On - Written By Fred Hutchinson
•  The OZ/YANK Router Fence - Written By Rod Kirby and Randy Atkinson
•  Hold-In Featherboard - Written By Rod Kirby
•  Finger Board for BT3000 Sliding Miter Table - Written By Jim Frye
•  Ryobi BT3000 Router Fence Construction Notes - Written By Jim Frye
•  Notes On A "Ripstrate" Used With The Ryobi BT3000 - Written By Charlie Oppeneimer
•  A Featherboard For The Rip Fence - Written By Rod Kirby


Miscellaneous BT3000 / BT3100 Jigs & Fixtures

•  BT3000 Jig Saw Mount - Written By Jim Frye
•  Cove Cutting Jigs for the BT3000 - Written By Jim Frye
•  An Easy Way To Make ZCTPs For The Ryobi BT3000 - Written By Tim Kuchta
•  Full Extension Hardwood Drawer Slides - Written By Mark Stripes
•  Zero Clearance Throat Plates with Levelers - Written By Lee Styron
•  Micro-Adjuster For A Router Table Fence - Written By Rod Kirby
•  BT3000 Accessory Table Router Mounting Plate Template - Written By Jim Frye


Mobile BT3000s / BT3100s

•  BT3000 Portability Modification - Written By Brad Anderson
•  WrkWatchr's Mobile BT3000 Cabinet - Written By Roy Shrove
•  Design Considerations for a Wide-Rail BT3K Mobile Cabinet - Written By Ray Girling
•  BT3100 Compact 4-Wheel Dolly - Written By Rick Slaugh
•  Spruce and Sandeply - Another base option - Written By Jim Dwight
•  Jeff Browning's BT3000 - Written By Jeff Browning
•  Maroon & Maple - A Mobile BT3 Cabinet - Written By Sam Conder
•  A Mobile Base For The BT3000 - Written By Rod Kirby
•  Pat Greco's BT3000 - Written By Pat Greco


Traditional Table Saw Jigs - BT3000 / BT3100 Style

•  Rod Kirby's Miter Slot For The BT3000- Written By Rod Kirby
•  Raised Panel Jig - Written By George McKeown
•  A Tenon Jig For The BT3000 SMT - Written By Jack Mogren
•  A Tenon Jig for the Ryobi BT3000 - Written By Highland Hardware
•  Construction Notes for the BT3000 Tenon Jig - Written By Jim Frye
•  SMT Mounted Tenon Jig - Written By Mark "Black Walnut" Stripes
•  SMT Mounted Taper Jig - Written By Rod Kirby


Miscellaneous Articles

•  A Sticky Subject: Glue - Written By Sam Conder
•  A Review of my excursion to the Indianapolis woodworking show - Written By Sam Conder
•  Cove Cut Calculator - Written By JP Honeywell
•  Kickback The Nightmare Explained - Written By Ray Girling


Tool Reviews

•  A Review of the BT3100 Woodcutting Table Saw - Written By Sam Conder
•  A Review of the Ryobi OSS500 Oscillating Spindle Sander - Written By Ken Massingale
•  A Review of the Jointech JST-R4232M 42" Saw Train System for the Ryobi BT3 series table saw - Written By Sam Conder
•  A Review of the Ryobi BD4600 Belt & Disc Sander - Written By Don Hart
•  A Review of the MicroPreciis BT3 Fixture Blocks - Written By Sam Conder

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