🔌 Table Saw Safety Power Tool Switch: Ryobi and Craftsman Compatible, 125v Paddle On/Off Switch Replacement Review

Plug and play. OEM parts for this table saw model are no longer offered. This part fits perfectly. Attach the switch to the junction box with 4 screws, pull the switch out and transfer the wires to the new switch. Align the junction box with the screws and reinstall. That's all. Time will tell if this part is of good quality but for now this is a winner.

I am very glad I found this Switch. My Ryobi drill press switch broke while drilling some aluminum standoffs. I "plugged" him in to finish the project, but I knew I couldn't continue this dangerous situation for long. I was surprised to find this switch at Revain. I bought it, it arrived very quickly and fitted my drill perfectly without any modifications. Very happy!

Bought this switch for a Ryobi BS-1001 band saw. It was an easy exchange. The new switch fits perfectly, no adjustments are needed. It just works. The locking pin is yellow instead of orange like the Ryobi. This is the only downside. I disabled the security keys to keep the orange color and it works fine. I definitely recommend it for this price.

This switch appears to come in two sizes which are almost identical. Used on Ryobi and Craftsman saws. (The Crafstman saws were made by Ryobi) This particular derailleur is the smaller of the two and MATCHES the larger derailleur but you will need to drill new holes in the saw body to install it or do like me and install it with thick double-sided tape. Please check the dimensions of the switch mounting holes before ordering. The bad news is that a larger derailleur is incredibly hard to come…

Aside from a slight color difference, this switch is a direct replacement for my 10" Craftsman table saw. 4 screws, swap 4 wires with plain spade lugs, reset 4 screws. Ready. Easy 5 minute solution. Prior to this repair, I had to open the contacts, clean/sand, lubricate with a small amount of dielectric grease, and rebuild the original switch once which didn't make a good connection and wouldn't always turn on. You have to shake it several times or turn it on and off to keep it on. until it…

Works like the original. But how long? I'm glad it wasn't too expensive but will it last? It appears to be a replica replacement for the original switch which failed with little use. To my surprise, it didn't turn off! I had to walk around the saw, turn it off. I took apart the original switch to see that the contacts were badly burned and fused together. The switch is a simple DPST (double pole single throw) on-off switch. I haven't seen the amperage on it, but when the motor is started at FLA