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Old 04-19-2008, 01:10 PM   #1
 
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Here is my solution to aligning my table saw, etc. I took a miter guage I don't use, drilled and tapped holes, mounted a plate, and attach my magnetic dial guage to it. Now my saw is within .001.
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Now that's usin' the ol' noggin', Jim. Nice solution to a nagging problem
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Cool setup, and I like the price, "0" just a little "tool time"
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Re: alignment solution
Nice set up, especially the Starrett gauge. John White in his book, "Care and Repair of Shop Machines" shows how to use a couple scraps of wood and a dial indicator to do the same thing.
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