So I am relatively new to the world of sliding table saws. I have my Griggio sc3200B setup ok but would like to take a day and dial it in better. I could use some advice on this because even though I have read the manual I am having a difficult time understanding the adjustments. I have a small amount of autism which sometimes causes me to struggle to understand things without someone to help explain in a way that is better for me to understand.
My first question is how much toe put should the sliding table have? Does it hurt to have the sliding table track perfectly parallel to the blade? I can’t see getting truly accurate cuts with any degree of toe out. Do any of you guys know where or how to adjust the sliding carriage on my saw? (Griggio sc3200b).
Next question. Does the sliding carriage need to be perfectly flat relative to the cast iron top on both sides of the blade?
3rd question. I am have trouble squaring the fence on the sliding carriage. Every time I adjust it using my 24” long square and using a calibration disk in place of the blade the fence goes right back to where it was. Any advice here? The only adjustments that I can see for the crosscut fence are the knobs on the underside of the carriage. Am I missing something here?