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Just being honest, are you sure you aren't blowing this out of proportion? I'd argue that *most* bandsaws are set up with the blade slot parallel to the fence because the manufacturers never planned...

The fix allows you to use it as intended in the correct orientation. You don't have to go crazy filing/sanding it down. Probably only 1/32-1/16 shaved off lets it lock down perfectly.

Oddly Relevant:

Peachtree is having a 20% off + Free Shipping sale on a few Incra Mitre Gauges (Code: TSAW7):

https://www.ptreeusa.com/edirect_051719_incra.htm

Gotcha,

Practice makes perfect when it comes to aligning the chippers but don't go too crazy, as long as you don't have anything touching the carbide and have the chippers somewhat evenly rotated...

I have two Dado Stacks: DeWalt DW7670 8" set (for lower rent stuff / friends to use) and a Freud SD508 8" set for when I need everything perfect...

The quality of your cut is going to be...

Hey Everyone,

Here is the final update and a fix for those that have the same issue:

Kreg sent me a replacement part for my mitre gauge and it behaved exactly the same as the previous part with...

I will say this I just called them with zero expectation and they are sending me a replacement flip stop (well out of warranty as I bought this in 2017 which I was clear about)

I spoke with...

I spotted elsewhere that the Freud Diablo blades now come in a super thin kerf option...

A regular kerf blade is 1/8in = .125"
A thin Kerf blade is 3/32 = .0937
The Diablo D1040X (10" General...

Late to the game but I saw this and figured I'd reply with my Kreg Experience...

I purchased my Kreg Mitre Gauge from Rockler in mid 2017, it was all they had in stock (I was planning on getting...

As long as you have the blade square to the table and have the saw on a reasonably flat surface you should be fine having the whole saw tilt slightly in any direction. As the G0833P is a hybrid saw...

While a planer would be preferred as its faster a drum sander will do just fine to flatten your strips, initial glue up and final glue up without much fuss...

A couple pointers, scrape off as much...

Just to throw this out there...

The difference between the 1.75hp and 3hp saws is literally the switch box (120v vs 220v) and the motor*. You can upgrade the 1.75hp saw to 220 any time by...

The cheapest way to buy a SawStop is to pick it up from stock on hand at a local retailer (my local Rockler sold me mine for $2469 + tax without any handling fee) unless your sales tax on the saw is...

Hey Tom,

I have a 19-38 as well and use it to dimension/flatten my end grain boards (like this one HERE) where dimensions are fairly critical... I normally try to batch my cutting boards into...

Not sure if you have a local Rockler or Woodcraft but if you do, call and see if they have any in stock... I picked up my 14|12 from Rockler for 10% off during the sale last year and didn't have to...

If you look around you will find the saw has a price that includes shipping padded into the price and then says free shipping OR its $250 off with a $250 shipping charge...

However...

When I...

I have a PCS 1.75hp and it is a fantastic saw. I would strongly suggest getting the upgraded T-Glide Fence but otherwise the saw is very well built with superb dust collection. I wasn't specifically...

Touché salesman

As I can't go back and edit my post, this is the one instance where your track should have the splinter guard trimmed all the way...

You *just* missed it, Sawstops promotions are run like clockwork from 3/1 through 4/30. It's not a discount, its a free PCS mobile base or Overarm Dust Collection boom (which requires that you buy...

Are you just looking for a hose for general cleanup or for small tools like sanders?

I have 4 small hoses in my shop:

A Rigid hose that came with my Rigid Shop Vac ~ 10 years ago
A Dust Right...

Four questions in order of what is probably causing your issue...

Is your saw adjusted for zero play on the track
This is critical, when on the track, the saw should slide smoothly along the...

Bosch mr23ev with a plunge base. I’m happy with the router but was super bummed when I found out you can’t use a router lift with it.

Just to throw out another option, I recently picked up one of the new Oneida Router Hoods for like $40 and I'm very happy with it so far.

I was watching an interesting video on squaring stock recently from the Gwinnett Woodworking Association: The 4 Square Method (this link takes you to the specific time about planer sleds but the...

That is correct, it’s 80% disassembled now and will be moving into to the shelf of forgotten toys next to my Bora saw guide and Bessy 36” quick clamps this weekend. I’ll keep it just in case I ever...