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Had a great time in Spain:) But now I am looking forward to get in the sawdust, an dig in for the Winter up her in the North:)

Hey Mike. Sorry for the late update, but i have been in Spain. Now my saw is perfect on 90° and 45°:) . I have also installed the dust hood under the saw, and that helped big time:) .

I will, thx:)

Hey I will try this tomorrov. I have got my new parts now, so this will be fun to see:)

Ok, i will follow your guide:)

I allways use the riving knife:) The parts has arrived to the norwegian duty, so i hope to have them on monday. I have bought the dust hood to put under the saw, and i can see that you have removed some of the part under the saw blade. Did you have to cut off the part?

It was only off for some test rip:) It's back on now.

I just tested the router Jessem's to i get my table saw ones. This was exellent, so easy to push stock and still no drift:)

Thats true. I have fastende it on 90 degree, and it was then i started messing with this settings. Ok, then i have to wait:)

Yupp :lol:

I also use plastic cutting board for my rinners on my sled (slede). That's the norwegian word for this vehicle :)

Yes that's true. I just wish we had the American mitre slot, because of all the cool thing you can buy with that mitre. I think the sliding table is great for large stock, but with small stock I feel it's a bit overkill, but then again we can use a sled for that kind of stock.

I will try to force it... I also did set my fence 90° to the blade and then the sliding table. But today I checked my mitre track with the blade on I thought it was 1 mm off, but it's only 0,3 mm, and that I am happy with :D . The mitre slot on this saw is a laugh, why don't use the same as...

The only thing that it can stop in now is the pivot bolt in the back with a nut and the front where we got the locking bolt where we lock the pivot. And these i cant find any way to adjust....

My drifting are gone. It was that very small bow in the rivingknife:) One other thing i cant get the blade to 90°, my stop at 89.8°. I have losen the table top stop inside on the left side, but even then no change. Is this good enough from this kind of saw?

Then i will do that:)

Hey Eric Your engish is good :D . I will try these tips, my blade is only 1 mm off, but i want to know how to do this if the error become`s bigger later. Thx for good help :lol: Erland

Then i going to buy this instead of using my router jessem`s :) It's so great that one who can so much shares his experiences with us who are new to this :) I do as you say :) The only thing that you have explained about which I do not get is to adjust the saw blade compared to the mite...

Ok, then i will try your tips, maybe this will solve my trouble with drifting. If so, you have saved me from using a lot of money to Incra::))

I have built a fence with t-track that i can attach to the fence on the table saw. I can try it out, but thx for the tip:). And maybe my rivingknife is bent a small amount, can that make stock drift? Sorry for all the ? :) i am new to woodworking:)