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switching time and then the setup time on the shaper drives most people away from using it...

Greg, To me, in way of prioritizing the trouble shooting, I would work on the table saw motor cabling. To be precise, the part between selector switch and the disconnect where you isolated the

Hi Imran, First, thanks again for thinking about this crazy situation. Yes!? Same exact outcome:? Shaper motor attached to Table Saw selector terminals fails to start, and moving the selector off

Thanks David, Like you and Lucky described, I do the cut test to confirm calibration. I calibrate with precision 90 & 45 squares. I am just curious what my wixey angle gauge does. If memory serves me

Imran, For the 90° stop, I cross cut a 1x3 on edge with the blade fully up, flip the off-cut over, put the two pieces back together on the bench and check with a straight edge. Same method with a 1 x

Hi Greg, When you plugged shaper motor into table saw position, was the outcome identical to what happens with original wiring and selecting table saw? That is, you have to power cycle to restart?

I guess i will need to check my angle gauge now. I did not use it to calibrate 90 & 45 stops on the saw though. Imran

Hi Glen: Apologies for the delayed reply. My pleasure for whatever help I was able to give. I also have ongoing “issues” but overall my RL250 is served well. Over the last week it has not been

Hi Imran, Thanks for your thoughts.? I have disconnected what I presumed was the offending motor.? Made no difference.? I have checked resistance across all three fields of each 3 phase motor, 1-2,

Hi Brian, I have checked all start and stop buttons, for continuity across the switch, whether N/O or N/C. No problems but I will now triple check since it is a possibility. I am going to entirely

I’m with Lucky on this one. I have not found that the digital angle indicators produce very accurate results when used the set the angle stops on the saw trunion. David Best

I too have that little Dewalt. I can't find much fault with it either. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406 612.432.2765

Hi Mark: When calibrating my Kappa, I tried the tilt box method and was surprised how inaccurate it was for me. Maybe the fact that the tilt box is not accurate enough, or maybe the fact that a saw

James and Bird, Thanks for the responses! I'll certainly add the Dewalt to the list of saws to check out. Always love hearing positive responses from members here. Anthony

ack… closer to 2 times better, so your choice. Neither one are very close when you are talking metal working, but for wood…. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Graduations on the Mitutoyo are 5 minutes, that’s 1/12?, which is .00145” per inch, which by my math is roughly 3 times better than .0035”. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Thanks, is it even possible to set a vernier like the Mitutoyo within that range? Assuming it is calibrated and you are staring at the scale dead on Regards, Mark

That’s (.2?) basically .0035” per inch… your decision. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I have the procedure, is a digital tilt box accurate enough or am I better of using a vernier scale protractor like the Mitutoyo 187-201. Looks like the tilt boxes are accurate within .2deg. Regards,

I have used the Dewalt for years. I love that saw. It’s got a solid little fence that doesn’t flex because it’s locked down at both ends. I use it all the time.