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Hi, Bill: THanks for your sharing, appreciate it.

hi, David: thanks for your reply, how about 45 and 60 degrees? or just only 18 you use mostly? Henry

The 30° and 60° references as standards are usually found when operating a lathe. The tool rest slides on a compound that rotates and has graduations in degrees with 0° being parallel with the

Actually 18 degs’ , Just needed a little filing to clean up and square

These little guys are cut at 40 degrees. (attached) Other Bill

Depends on what you are doing. I used to make a lot of parts for processing equipment, which required various angles, including 30 & 60 degree. Most common is 45 degree, for miter cuts on square

Hi Guys, Welcome to share with me the comments of above subject.??Why people need? 60 , 30 degrees for cutting ?? In what condition, what material, what applications we need these angles ? Any

Thanks. I’m pretty much a hack when it comes to tools. ? These are things I borrowed from others or figured out on my own to improve the saw. ? It works great now. ?I just need to use it. Quin

Dave: Your mods are amazing. I think you have surpassed the original manufacturer's content and most of that saw is now 'yours. I do not have a problem with loose pivot bushings, but you are right

A few comments: * ?I drilled, tapped, and brass plugged a 1/8” NPT in my gearbox body and filled the box with the saw in the vertical position. ? I couldn’t tilt the saw due to my new stand. ?

If I click on one of these 'broken' images in my original message (for instance the bizzare name: xdp-IMG20231224115318_small.jpg-hj2xcM), I can download it, change the name to something like

try to email the pic's to yerself & see ifin it wigs out animal

The images I tried to submit were very small (abut 300 x 400 pixels, each less than 30K). It is very odd because when composing the message, the images appeared in-line with the text just fine. But,

We're currently using about 1.2gb of the 30gb we're allowed. Photo size was limited to 1024x1024, I removed the restriction on it. We may have to revisit it if we start to fill up too soon. :) Bill in

Ya could try puttin them in the photos section of the group .. animal

" My original file names were not like that.? They were just plain jpg.? When I uploaded them into my message, they looked fine.? It is only when I posted (or previewed them) that they

Mark: My original file names were not like that. They were just plain jpg. When I uploaded them into my message, they looked fine. It is only when I posted (or previewed them) that they

Tom, It might be the strange file extender for all your images.? The forum S/W probably didn't know what to do with them.? Try removing all the text after ".jpg". Mark

Not sure what happened to my pictures in the previous post. They were just small .jpg files, and I had no trouble with inline pictures in earlier posts... They seem to be broken. -Tom

Just a follow-up to describe my experience with the head alignment process... I used bi-directional cuts with a S4S 1"x5" pine board to evaluate the pivot tilt. My starting point with no shims