You're Welcome Shane
Post a picture or two after you make it this weekend.
NoTE ***Besure to put your plywood blade in the saw b/4 you start.
Plus use your zero insert plate in the saw top.
If you don't have one just remove the one from the saw and use the plastic you have left over to make 2 1/2' X 10" long insert,you will need a rubber gromett under the back side on the insert and a 3/16" steel washer under the front one.(the grommet will compress down and hold the plate in place)
You will also need to put a rabbit on 3 sides on the insert 1/4" wide 3/16" deep ,this will let the insert set right in the hole.(on the alum.tabs )
Place it in the saw table screw it down and move the blade up ( with care) now you have one.
Make two or three at the same time,they are nice to have on hand.
The 1st one I made (in the snapshot ) told me the saw blade was off a bit so I did fix that now the blade cuts true,that's hard to see in the Fac.insert because it's so wide of a slot.
60/80 tooth Blade
This will cut the plastic a bit cleaner and when you cut the panel sled
it will be just right when you cut the plywood for the panels.
Then it's set for dead on cuts and you can add a stop block on the right end side then you can cut them all the same size.
In the snapshot you will see my combo blade in place don't use yours,see notes.
One more NOTE about the table saw, I didn't care for the chip bag under the table so I took it off and put in a plastic flower pot ,hahahahaha I know,you know that it has a plastic part to hook the bag on to under the table saw, I found a plastic flower pot that was just the right size,for two bucks and some black paint and 4 screws, it looks like a fac.part,I put in a hole to hold the app. and the vac hose now all the chips get put into the vac system bag.
see snapshots how to put one in your Craftsman Saw.
Have a good one
Bj