Yeah just the fact that it goes up and down and tilts easy makes it an upgrade but it was the fence I really was looking for and sealed the purchase. Sounds like the original would have been more like the Craftsman was.
I'm going to have to look up some of those words and get a visual lol. But thank you, I will check it out.
My saw won't fit in my current shed, so to keep it protected I build it a little roof and wall, 3 tarps, 1 for each wall will be hung today. Wall and roof connected with hinges in case I...
Ok so I realized blade was going .5 degrees PAST 90, so turned it back a little, perfect 90 now. Using a digital angle guage tricked me for a second.
And used a magnet, sheaves are aluminum. They're in great shape though so I'm going to wait to replace them with steel.
Now just building a...
Okay thanks guys for the responses... Whoever said it, you were totally correct about the sheaves being out of alignment. I didn't really think a straight edge would help that much because even the slanted straight edge would be straight but it did give a good visual to line it up with the miter...
Thank you, rolling base needed clean up like the whole thing but looks great now it's old and rolls well. Good thing too cause this thing weighs a damn ton. Loving the fence, that alone seemed to be worth the 300 bucks
Not sure how to check the bearings, but the pulleys don't wiggle when tight.
Are the sheaves what I keep calling pulleys? Belt goes into them? Also not sure how to tell if they are steel or not.
I really know very little about saws and their parts I guess lol
Hi all, new here, but I love me some woodworking. So I had an old Craftsman table saw I got years ago for 25 or 50 bucks at a yard sale, hard to square the fence, hard to make good adjustments on the blade, generally just an annoyance but a needed one. Pictures below.
Been looking for a new saw...