Whenever I get a new blade for my table saw, I generally make (or buy) a new table saw insert so that I have a zero-clearance insert to match each blade. As you might imagine, I have accumulated quite the collection of table saw inserts over the years. In order to better organize the inserts, I made the handy caddy you see above.
The front, bottom, and back have aligning grooves. I cut all of the grooves in one oversized piece and then cut the three parts to size. For clearance to install on a pegboard panel, I chamfered the upper back edges.
Cut ¾"-wide rabbets in the front, sides, and back before assembling the caddy with glue.
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