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Old 08-05-2006, 09:45 AM   #1
Squaring miter gage face to table
 
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Recent Rigid and Sears miter gages don't have a flat bottom and can cause unintended compound cuts when the gage is set to other than 0 degrees.
Check face to table for square:


On the Rigid and Sears miter gages a toilet bowl flange bolt washer was just the right thickness. Ground the washer to fit on the bar and just contact the backmost part of the bottom.


Resulting in a squared miter gage face.
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A great idea tip and idea , I'm on my way to see how mine lines up.

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I'm guessing you found that out the hard way!
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