4 of 5: Installing Shop Made Table Saw Guide Rails -- DIY Biesemeyer Style Guide Rail Series

[@callindrill]

The dance you did when it was lined up earns a thumbs up from me! That and your attention to detail, thorough rxplanations of what you're doing, and overall good production quality... Thanks for the good videos!

[@AskWoodMan]

Excellent point. They do force centering. That is why the other hole on the saw is slightly oversize so there is adjustment.

[@AskWoodMan]

There is a 5/5 and then an even more detailed series with 38 videos. Sorry I can't send links here, but if you go to my KZbin channel page you can look at the playlists and find "How To Make Biesemeyer Style Guide Rails". Thanks for watching and for the positive words. Keep in touch and don't hesitate to ask questions I failed to address. Allan

[@Majoofi]

I see how the counter sink would help tighten the bolts but don't they also force centering and thus the slop or adjustability is lost?

[@51diogenes]

Nice work! Nice tools! Is there a part 5 of 5? I don't see it.

[@Majoofi]

Ah! so much to keep track of.

[@mober36]

isent that blue tube connected to the green rail from the bottom? if so how come you dident leave it like per say 1/8 th lower (the green rail) and shim up the blue tub to exact higth?

[@joedance14]

It appeared in this video that you were reaching under and securing the angle iron from the rear. Sorry, but I thought it was screwed on from the front. I probably missed something, but I have watched all these videos at least three times, and at this point I am confused about this issue. Somehow, I missed something, but I don’t know what. Please clarify. Yes, I certify that I am over the age of 21 (by a few decades). Thank-you.

[@AskWoodMan]

Nuts and bolts make the connection.

[@remyboisse9249]

7:18 lol