todddyer

Thanks guys for the tips & references I kind of figured there wasn't much to be done from an adjustment perspective. I read the article that you posted Bill, and tearing my saw apart and retapping screws sound like a scary proposition for me I like the idea of opening the bolts up in the clamps wider and fitting a small steel jig inbetween the blade and the bolt to provide a little bit extra length. This is what I will try tomorrow morning. Now just need to figure out what to use for the jig Thanks all -Todd

Howdy all, I have not been scrolling very long so consequently, I am pretty newbish. I have a DeWalt 788, and I am working on a stack cut project that requires a perfectly square blade. I can adjust the table to square up the blade from side to side, but front to back I notice that the blade is a few degrees off when I check it with a small square. There is a little bit of play in terms of how I set the blade into the seat and tighten it up, but not enough to get the blade to a perfectly square position. I don't see a straight forward way to make any adjustments to my saw to square up the blade in the front to back direction. Any DeWalt owners ever struggle with this and can offer any advice / tips? Appreciatively, Todd

Very nicely done! Especially for your first project! I agree with Iwsjc on the frame. Something contrasting would be nice, but it still looks fantastic. Your Grandma will love it!