Ron Roase
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Have a question that dose not seem to have an aswer,or at least none that makes any sence. OK I use my ajustable square from the mitter slot to a peticular tooth on the blade...wich I mark with a magic marker then slide it to the rear of the saw and ajust it till both front and back are the same (with in 1 or 2 thousands. As long as I leave the blade at a 90% setting I am OK.
But the moment I tilt the blade to 45% and make a few cuts and the return to 90% ...... now the front and back are not the same from the miter slot. I also have those Pal ajusters on it. It is a Delta Contractors Saw Also it is pretty old mabe 25 years or so. Other then that It is great. I just know that I must always re-check it and re-ajust it after cutting 45% miters. I am using a thin kurf blade and it appears to cut just fine in a rip or cross cut opperation but I feel resistance when cutting at 45% Any suggestions would be appreciated. Maybe I different blade should be used when cutting 45%
But the moment I tilt the blade to 45% and make a few cuts and the return to 90% ...... now the front and back are not the same from the miter slot. I also have those Pal ajusters on it. It is a Delta Contractors Saw Also it is pretty old mabe 25 years or so. Other then that It is great. I just know that I must always re-check it and re-ajust it after cutting 45% miters. I am using a thin kurf blade and it appears to cut just fine in a rip or cross cut opperation but I feel resistance when cutting at 45% Any suggestions would be appreciated. Maybe I different blade should be used when cutting 45%