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I usually cut a slit in a business card and slide it around the blade, then tape it to the saw. This is usually enough support for me.

 

If I really need solid zero-clearance, I'll drill a hole in a large 1/4" plywood board (12" square or so) and thread my blade trough it the hole. Then tape the board to my saw with double stick tape. That also gives a bit of support. I usually add packing tape to the surface so my workpiece slides easier, though.

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I second the card idea. But, I would recommend using one of those magnet business cards. They are usually think enough that they can provide the zero clearance, and with the magnet, it stays pretty well~ (I have done it on my Porter Cable saw that has that 'T' shape insert)

 

I also use business cards for zero clearance, but never thought of a magnetic one. What an excellent idea.

 

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