Recent content by mrkips

I use the cross cut table primarily. Rarely use the mitre fence. I've ordered a dial gauge on ebay to measure the run out on the arbor so hopefully i'll get that pretty soon and i'll refit the riving knife. Will definitely give your method of setting up a go. Thanks for all you help...

I've removed the riving knife completely to eliminate the issues i'm having. Its generally out of square issues. I've tried the 5 cut method and best i've been able to get is a milimetre difference between top and bottom of a 14 inch long test piece. This is the first table saw i've owned so im...

Yeah I was thinking that the fixed position of the mitre gauge may be an issue as the sliding beam could be tracking slightly differently to the mitre slot. Just out of curiosity what error is acceptable to you with regard to cutting ?...Ive a feeling im getting fixated on attaining NASA type...

I cant post links unfortunately but if you go to newwoodworker . com then go to the "Tips and tricks" section. Select "Table Saw" and then select "Squaring your mitre Gauge correctly"

Siggy What do you think of the approach for squaring the mitre Gauge to the mitre slot as opposed the blade? Would it work with the sliding table of the Record Power Saw ? NewWoodworker . com has a video to it on their page

Hi Siggy....Thanks for that reply....i'll give what you tried a go on the week-end. Much Appreciated....

Siggy Great post about this saw that really helped me. I just assembled mine a few days ago. I find its cutting at the rear of the blade when i push through. You mentioned that the sliding beam not being aligned parallel with the main table may be an issue however I've tried adjusting the...