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I ended up figuring out my issue! I was very close to calling it, but had a bit of an epiphany that the only reason I would be getting gaps in the middle that would switch back and forth when I...

LOL!!

Ok fair enough! What a PITA process, but I’m glad I learned about it.

Thanks folks!

Ok. Spoke with Grizzly and ended up having to shim the cutterhead to get it where I could get the outfeed coplanar. Now I can’t quite seem to get these .004 gaps out in the middle of the table. If I...

I’m pleased to report that I’m a complete bonehead. I *did* manage to introduce that gap by causing a twist. After getting some sleep I went back out there and took a bunch of measurements and...

Ahh ok. Yea I’ve been adjusting the 4 points to make the table coplanar with the cutter head. So unless I could add a dip like that by adjusting those as a novice (I don’t think so)… The four corners...

Interesting. I’ve seen advice to put pressure on the outfeed side once it passes over the cutter head. I’ve not heard people explain to put minimal pressure on that side, although that does make some...

Sure, I can try that. But for $2500, I have a certain level of expectations. I think I will give Grizzly a call and ask them about this.

I don’t know what those are to be honest. So I’m not sure if it does. This is the G0858.

Yeah it’s been hung on the wall in the mountable storage it came in. Also checking against other flat surfaces (cast iron tops and granite countertops) I only see about a .002 degree of variance.

Ok thanks. I had heard others seeing their tables having .002 tolerances all the way through so I was concerned.

Hey there,

I’m curious if what I’m seeing is below a reasonable level of tolerance on the outfeed table (just the cast iron, not involving cutter heads).

From front-left to front-right on the...