Thank you! I made the panel for the dust collection (which is just my shop vac) from some 16 ga. flat steel I had leftover from a welding project last year. I made a press brake from some old bed frame angle iron to bend it. YoutTube DIY press brake video was my instructor. 
I did replace all of the hardware with stainless nuts, bolts, and screws. I am missing the one clip that holds down the back of the blade insert if anyone has any ideas on finding one I'd appreciate it. I will fashion a clamp of some kind and use a longer screw if I can't find one.
I did some more extensive cuts today and needed to adjust the blade/trunions about an 1/8" to get it square to the miter slots. Still need to set the 90 and 45 locks.
Appreciate the kind words and support!
I did replace all of the hardware with stainless nuts, bolts, and screws. I am missing the one clip that holds down the back of the blade insert if anyone has any ideas on finding one I'd appreciate it. I will fashion a clamp of some kind and use a longer screw if I can't find one.
I did some more extensive cuts today and needed to adjust the blade/trunions about an 1/8" to get it square to the miter slots. Still need to set the 90 and 45 locks.
Appreciate the kind words and support!
Was wondering if I could get some advice. In the middle of a rebuild of my 103.22451. I am running into in issue with how to remove one of the bearings on my arbor. I got one off but the one that is nearest the to the threaded end is trapped between the flange (that is pressed on) and a larger diameter shaft shoulder that is larger than the ID of the bearing. I thought about just re-lubricating that bearing and running it but it has a bit of play in it and I would rather install a new bearing there. Any thoughts? 
