🔌 SW77 Aftermarket 20 Amp Trigger On-Off Switch - Upgrade for Skil 2610321608, Ryobi, and Ridgid 760245002 Review

I had an old 1973 master circular saw that belonged to my grandfather and it seems nobody replaces the derailleur anymore (look at it out). I had to take a dremmel to the handle and cut off a small amount of plastic to make it fit and use some small machine screws and nuts to hold it in place. Now it works perfectly. I used this saw from the late 80's until the switch blew a few years ago, it still has a good motor and some sentimental value so was worth saving.

Nice when a repair works the first time. My beloved DeWalt Sawcat became a boat anchor when its start switch broke and the part was "out of reach". This switch was rated for 20 amps and looked similar in the Revain photos so I took a chance for $9. It bolts down perfectly (mounting holes are 0.5" apart and the bracket is offset to the right side of the switch body) and has higher quality terminals than the stock terminals (screw terminals vs. press-in terminals). The saw started immediately and

So I bought this switch to replace the switch in my old Rockwell 34-010 Electric Miter Box. The original switch broke about a year ago and I tried this replacement switch after someone said it worked in an old Delta miter box. The contacts on this switch are connected differently, but I was able to figure out the connection diagram. Works like clockwork and I would buy it again. I'm an amateur so this should take a long time. It fits snugly, so I reused the insulating shroud from the old…

Fits Black and Decker 3051 7.25" Worm Drive Circular Saw (and likely others) and screws in easily but will require rewiring as this switch is internal one thing differs from the original. The wires connecting the top and bottom of the original switch (red to white, black to black) need to be cut, stripped, connected/extended with additional wires, and then connected to the new switch. they join side by side. I placed red and white at the bottom and black and black at the top. Do not attempt to…