Recent content by Carver

Thanks all for your help and input and also to NMA Tools Technical help line. To complete the story the blade was 0.4mm of alignment with the mitre slots. It is adjusted as per the suggestion above, from underneath the saw. It can be done without turning the saw over. Remove one of the...

Steve Is it The Table Saw Book that you recommend? Thanks

Ttrees. Wow. Thanks very much for taking the time to pass those on. I’ll get onto them tomorrow. I’ll start thinking of the TS2500CI as a table saw with benefits rather tham a full slider. Steve. Will keep that in mind. Thanks.

Ah understood. Could one use a cross cut sled and the mitre slots for small stuff? Thanks for the warning re the fence. That was something useful I picked up from the US vids.

PS I have indeed been watching too many US videos covering both use of the slots and the ‘large’ slider type saws. Messed me up man. Can’t find any with good guidance for the ‘small’ sliders like the TS 2500.

Wellswood Great detail on the bearings. Cheers. Wrt to not using the mitre slots how do you secure short/small pieces and use the slider?

Thanks for both those replies.

Interesting. Will check that out. Thanks.

Ah. No. I’ll check them all and see if there’s different markings and take off for a look if not. Thanks.

I got the following off the bearings COM C 00008 Haven’t managed to relate this to a spec or manufacturer yet.

Thanks for the response. You are quite right. I’ve done a 4 cut test and it doesn’t appear to be coming square. I will do 5 cut test before fiddling with anything. Good call on the shims. Ta. I’ve checked and there are some behind the sliding table brackets. Re the blade however there doesn’t...

Hi all, I'm new to the forum and just starting out in woodworking with the help of some of my friends and hope fully you guys too. :D I've been fortunate to become the owner of a Scheppach TS2500ci complete with side extension table and slider and would be very grateful for some help with...