Hobbyman2 wrote:So here is the answer to the doubt you have about the table being square,,,,once you have checked the slots and the blade as you just did ,,,if you use the miter bar against the table edge the miter gage will tell you if the table is as square and in the same alignment as the miter slots right?
You are fighting a battle that you can not win. Yes, if you have checked the tables edge and it is perpendicular to the miter track, it is square (parallel to the blade). This would not be my go to procedure but it works. If it is good for you, use it.
FWIIW, Shopsmith at one time presented this as a tip.
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Hobbyman2 wrote:So here is the answer to the doubt you have about the table being square,,,,once you have checked the slots and the blade as you just did ,,,if you use the miter bar against the table edge the miter gage will tell you if the table is as square and in the same alignment as the miter slots right?
You are fighting a battle that you can not win. Yes, if you have checked the tables edge and it is perpendicular to the miter track, it is square (parallel to the blade). This would not be my go to procedure but it works. If it is good for you, use it.
FWIIW, Shopsmith at one time presented this as a tip.
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