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So are you saying you 1st made a xcut on the 4’ side then rotated and made your 2nd cut along the 8’ then bumped that 8’ edge against your “bump” stop at 10” and then cut to length (on the

Brian, i have no issues with the cut on either rip of slider. even though the xcut is set to 90 deg, the slider trajectory has a 2 thou toe-out that i set myself. rip is set to 2 thou as well. so both

You don’t have to address any slider toe out, the crosscut fence is set to cut square, the part will come out parallel/square as the point that contacts the blade stays the same, what happens after

?Joe, i tried that but you still have to address the slider toe out. it is only 16 thou over 8’ if the slider is set to 2 thou over 12”. Mark, Yes i tried, that is why i brought it up. i was

I generally have the rip fence set to that the far end is even with the far end of the blade. But when in that position, the close end of the rip fence contacts the sheet goods on the slide. I just

Use a 123 block. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I don't get binding at all and great cuts that are consistent width with any length of material. Both the slider and rip fence are toed out according to spec. The bump stop being 2 1/2" wide makes it

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Or put 5 color coded tapes on and a ledger on the wall martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com

Always touch off in same place and all will be the same each time there should be little of no toe out for proper seating martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi

Set your fence to rip dimension with fence before the blade And cut that’s how it’s done. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell

Imran, With regard to toe-out and bump stops, the only issue is the slider's relationship to the rip fence. If you free-rip a board clamped on the slider it damn well better come out perfectly jointed

That’s how I do it Mark... Kiss Bill Belanger

You are way over thinking it, have you even tried using the rip fence with it in the pulled back position? It’s been done for melania without any extra gadgets... Regards, Mark

Brett, Thanks for the details. John K method does not eliminate the bind it just reduces the friction by reducing the contact area. as the slider is moves fwd over 8’ the material will still get

1. Its easier to leave rip fence unmodified so you know it is consistent. 2. Pick a spot on the slider travel you always index. I choose to slide mine all the way back until it hits the travel stop,

my question was really to folks who use the tape or another method to have 0 toe-out on rip and asking them if they use it for any other purpose than bump out. if there is no other use then i might as

John, i remembered and mentioned a narrow piece along the fence as an option but must be from Duluth, no pinch no stink ? imran

Or a piece of thick paper between the back of the aluminium fence where it tightens up against fence casting...... Jonathan fineinteriorwoodwork.com richardmartinwindows.com

i should clarify, the dado i ordered will only work for 900 series (not sure if true for all models and vintages) as it does not have the 2 pin holes. just 30mm bore. imran