Re: F700Z slider to cast-iron height difference
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I believe that gap you see is an illusion because of the poor lighting/shadows. ?The corner edges of the tenoning plate are chamfered, and it is also relieved at both ends on the underside by about 0.028-inches or ~0.7mm.?
I just checked my slider to be sure - the slider is 0.006-inches above the cast iron top which is ~0.15mm. ?
David Best - via mobile phone?
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On Dec 6, 2024, at 4:14?PM, Cornelius via groups.io <Cornelius@...> wrote:
? David,
Thank you for your additional comments and helpful hints. Yes, my sliding table stays coplanar for the section of travel I use when tenoning. It is a short slider. I would think twice to start adjusting my saw's slider that is 3.2 meters and has 8 bolts (as in your video). Far more involved and complex.?
Regarding the tenoning plate - in the flicker link you sent there is a photo from the side of your setup (attaching a slightly zoomed in copy). In this photo your height gap between the tenoning plate and the cast iron top is only 0.15mm? The plate seems to float quite a bit above the cast iron or is the shadow misleading?
Many thanks.?
Cornelius Schultze-Kraft? Cyprus? <Screenshot_20241207_015958_Chrome.jpg>
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David P. Best