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I think a lot of us doing it for a living did it they way you showed Mark, the clamps and supporting just help with ease of operation and keep accuracy a little better. This is especially true with

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If it is father away at the out feed just leave it. When using as a bump stop reference at saMe place. Mac martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330

If you have an outrigger than you can fasten a piece of hard maple or something else Strong to outrigger parallel to slider for support. Of larger panel . Doesn’t haven’t be at right angle to

Thanks David. Sorry I worded the inquire wrong. Its not slider it's the rip fence to the blade. My fence is off like about a 1/16 of a inch. When I put square on fence and touch it to blade on in feed

Mark, what I meant is the infeed side of cast iron table. Typo. James

Haha, was wondering if anyone would catch that, I did say with only came with the saw. If i was doing that a lot and had the space I for sure would build a larger outfeed but for the little i do I

Wow david@...> wrote:

Der Hans und Dieter - successor to Fritz & Franz LOL David Best

The 2x8 left on the outrigger was pretty much dead on , interestingly the 2x2 was a little more than 1/2mm maybe even closer to 1mm out of square so I need to check some settings. Dummy that I am I

MK: I see now. The overhead guard *IS* your outfeed support :) I do not own that so the board just flops down (unsafe) so I must use a support table of some kind.

well.. my first thought was..how accurate are the cuts you just made? are the square or? just wondering..

The arbor hex cap-screw is an M10, left-hand thread, 25mm of thread length, 7mm low-profile head. Unlikely you will find this exact screw except through Felder. McMaster has something similar, but the

Those Digistops are nice if you can get them integrated well -- I see that it is fairly tall, I would want it to be lowered toward the slider. I'm sure if you reached out to them and asked for a pair

You don’t align the rip fence to the sliding table. This photo, along with the description that goes with the photo, covers the objective in aligning the rip fence: https://flic.kr/p/CaBaig David

Wait a minute he has no outrigger!? His issues totally make sense now Regards, Mark

Ok, Being the self sacrificing person I am I have made a video of breaking down a 4x8 sheet without anymore support than what comes with the saw or clamping. Again not saying extra support and

I don't think any clamps will do what you need.? The outrigger table is the thing that makes panel processing possible Order it. Pay for expedited delivery your original salesman? deserves a kick in

Here's a picture of one that's fairly fancy (not mine) in the choice of materials Dave [image: image.png] [email protected]> wrote:

Mark K: On both narrow (12" x 8') and wider rips, I've needed to put some cheap work supports to keep the pieces from tipping down at the rear of the out feed table. How are you doing long rips