How to Adjust & Tune Up a Bench Table Saw

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

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[@youtukang]

😊👍👍👍

[@fazmanicg]

When checking the blade against the mitre slot, the same tooth on the blade should be used. Set zero on the guage with the tooth toward the front of the saw. Rotate the blade toward the back of the saw and check the guage against the same tooth. by doing it this way, you eliminate any variables of the blade not being perfectly flat, etc. Love your videos!

[@arpadbrecska8178]

Yep, that's how it should be done!

[@LostWhits]

I was about to mention the same thing.

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

you're right Peter, thanks for the advice

[@nicolasb8801]

Checking should be done again after tightening of screw because it’s impacting the setting

[@G.Noorderling]

Thank you for explanation I wish that every tablesaw has this options. With kind regards G Noorderling - Holland

[@seansysig]

What a well built woodworking station! I'd buy one. Your craftsmanship & design esthetics is perfection

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

thanks!

[@BloodysChannel]

1) Use the same tooth for measurement when calibrating the sawblade. The sawblade can be tilted in itself 2) use the same miter slot for aligning the fence as you have used for aligning the blade. You want the fence parallel to the sawblade, not to the slot and you can't guarantee that the two miter slots are 100 % parallel to each other 3) In general you have to adjust the zero point on the gauge for each position of the fence. Since you can move the second position of the fence relative to the first position the gauge need not to be at the position what it says. To clarify: you calibrate the zero point of position 1, it shows zero and for the distance of position two the gauge says 10. Now you move position 2 of the fence for calibration by 1. The gauge will still show a distance of 10 but in reality it is 9 or 11.

[@youtukang]

Hiii friend 😊👍👍

[@alindorindicu3732]

Thank you for these rarer techniques!

[@bosquezbuildz]

Thank you. This is the best video I've seen so far.

[@yoannbzh7396]

Thanks a lot for your vidéos. I buy a plan for your workbench because a change my table saw (bosch) for a Dewalt. Bonne continuation !

[@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230]

Thank you Paoson for this video. I finally bought a good quality caliper and dial indicator. Up until I received these new measurement aids I used a square. Now I know how to set my Dewalt 745 table saw-properly!

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

thanks!

[@freddede3416]

Wow great video , I have the same saw so now I feel more confident tuning it up

[@bassdojo]

Thanks. I just bought the same table saw and need to ensure it is properly calibrated.

[@bfflorida2311]

Great video as always... Another way to perform calibration/alignments of saw blade is to buy calibration disk/sander plate... Instead, used cutting blade; you use a calibrated plate that you can also spin by hand to make sure your motor shaft is true as well . They run for about $30-50 usd. Your way is still very reliable. You just have to watch for the blade condition that you will use.

[@youtukang]

Yesss sir 😊👍👍

[@angiotad]

Bel video, sicuramente un video che servirà a molte persone. Grazie

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

Grazie

[@luisestevesirvent2990]

Desde España, ¡gracias por compartir esta guía para callibrar la sierra de banco! Aunque no es el caso, no temas que tus indicaciones sean muy básicas, pues siempre son importantes; aunque algunos las conozcan, a otros nos servirán. ¡Internet es una hermosa herramienta!

[@PR-WoodWorkingCreations]

*Great Video Really Helpful!!! I bought the same Model recently and I'm going to check and align it* *And I have some other issues that I don't know how to solve but I'm trying* *Thanks for the Video!* 🌟👍🏻

[@youtukang]

😊👍👍

[@tinom.2455]

Nice! When you measure the distance between the slot and the blade, its better to use the same tooth of the blade at both measurements. So you can avoid the wrong results because of the imperfections in the blade... But its woodworking. A half mm is a good resolution...

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

you're right, thanks for the advice!

[@joeskintone9752]

Thx, nice guide as always!

[@AntonyHart]

That was super helpful ! Thanks

[@gmendes1831]

Good insights. Thanks for share.

[@ahmedhamada5896]

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[@ВалерийСтариков-х5н]

The machine is excellent, but I think that when setting up it is always necessary to start from one base. I understand that the slots on the table are made at the factory, but. It was necessary from groove to disk from groove to time, with the same size. Then from the second time to upar. And it will be more correct from the first time to the stop. The errors are summed up.

[@bradleytuckwell4854]

Thanks for sharing that was great content

[@gedreillyhomestead6926]

You checked the blade is parallel on different teeth, should it not be the same tooth moved from front to back?

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

you're right, I'll check it again that way

[@mtbikerdan]

Thanks for sharing.

[@HopeStreetWoodworks]

Great video! I have this exact table saw, I better go check and see how bad mine is.

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

thanks mate!

[@DrFudd-gz8oi]

Great video. Did you check the 90° between the fence and the table. Mine was off quite a bit.

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

I forgot to show how to do that!

[@mxncrvlmnnts]

@@Paoson_Woodworking really interested about that too

[@Smutjetk]

when you align the blade to the miterslot you should also give the screws a fresh drop of threadlock. if you check your alignment again now you will notice that it did move away from your earlier messurements. i did not believe it untill i just re checked my blade alignment. now that i secured them back in place i messured again and this time the blade stays right in place

[@jim2642]

Any links on the guage you used?

[@peterprice8393]

Great vlog , what make is your table saw . Looks very nice unit .

[@jucnew]

Thank you!

[@pierluigimaiello5851]

Hi Paoson, how can I adjust the perpendicularity of the fence respect to the bench? Thanks

[@francescolutri3757]

Excellent video! tks, just one question, I have a dewalt table and I would like to adjust the sqareness of the fence against the work table becouse is not perfect .... Did you check this ? tks

[@francescolutri3757]

@@royarisse good advise. I'll try tks

[@croc_work]

Thanks!

[@enzopei940]

Still waiting on the new fence 😘

[@robertmetzger6373]

Fantastic setup. Good video. But i got one question. Do not want the fence to be exactly parallel to the blade? We were told in the maschine course this can lead to kickback. The recomendation is that the fence is some what more open in the end than before the blade. Depending on size of the maschine it is just a notch.

[@_makaie1509]

Thank you...

[@juarezasantos9216]

Otimo projeto. Gostaria de saber quais são os modelos das guias de alumínio usadas .

[@ddeshp]

Any idea on how to align fence 90 degrees to the table? Mine is not square to the table and that's on a brand new saw!

[@Karaon]

is your tablesaw flat? Mine is a little bit lower in the middle. That can affect the setup process. For example fence is off square a little the further I go. I heard a lot of people have the same issue with their Dewalts.

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

mine too....

[@juliuschannel6868]

Good👍🏻

[@ohasis8331]

Thanks

[@benoitgoossens2504]

what kind of caliper did you use? I know the support is home made but I find the dial very readable and easy to use

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

www.paoson.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=1940#p11208

[@juancc115]

Hola suso, en dónde se puede comprar el gauge caliper? O lo tienes como uno de tus magníficos proyectos??

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

hola Juan, busca en google por "indicador dial sierra mesa"

[@tizianomanca2111]

I cannot recognize the gray material you use for many processes. maybe i missed his name. could you tell me? thank you very much.😃

[@edwardanderson5422]

Hey! love the video as always :) I have the same table saw and while i have aligned it as best as I can, doing so is made more difficult because the table top is slightly convex. Fortunately it is most flat near the blade but particularly at the four corners mine slopes down by a few mm. Have you found this with your saw? Have you found a solution or a work around while aligning? I typically align the blade’s 90 by zeroing my digital level quite close to the blade (on the table top right beside the insert) Again thanks for the great video, love the workbench!

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

hi Edward. You're right, all of these bench saws have that problem. There is no simple solution, I do it the same way as you!

[@Adrian84]

I really enjoy watching your videos, this is the best workbench I ever saw. I have just one question, what table saw do you have, is it DeWalt 7492?

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

yes, Dewalt 7492 qs

[@marcenaria8881]

Se o audio fosse em português do Brasil seria otimo, seus videos São top.

[@phillipe1091]

Good job! Your workbench with built-in table saw and router table is insane! I have been inspired by it and modeled a similar design myself in a slimmed down form with the DWE 7492. Thanks for all the good suggestions and your advice on calibrating the table saw. One question remains, however: How do I set the rip fence square to the saw table? On my saw, it is below 90° and I can't find a way to correct that without voiding the warranty. Do you have any advice for me? Many greetings, Phillip

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

hi Phillip, I don't think it can be adjusted, sorry!

[@GurGen_DIY]

Hi Can't use the built-in rulet to measure less than 20 cm ?

[@luisantoniogomez8338]

Una pena que en castellano no allá subtítulos como antes .eres muy bueno y sería agradable saber lo que dices

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

lo puedes leer aquí Luis: www.paoson.com/blog/es/como-ajustar-o-calibrar-una-sierra-de-mesa-o-de-banco/

[@luisantoniogomez8338]

@@Paoson_Woodworking gracias ...

[@thijssvk]

What specific type of dewalt saw are you using?

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

www.paoson.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=1940

[@thijssvk]

Thank you for the information!

[@mrmusz9240]

Tq😊

[@mseesea]

Have you ever had to adjust your riving knife to make sure it's perfectly in line with the blade?

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

yes, I had to use tape on its left side to move a little to the right

[@mseesea]

@@Paoson_Woodworking any chance you can do a video on it? Or a video chat to show me e.g., Skype, Google Meetings, etc. This seems to be a big issue for a lot of people and there isn't any good information on KZbin or the internet to help address this.

[@ibrahimabdullahi8098]

Good

[@DaveDayCAE]

Still going to do a fence for the saw/bench?

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

yes, I hope to have it in a few months

[@akadhsu]

it has been very frustrating for me to adjust the blade on my dewalt table saw, it is still off after many tries.

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

they are not the most accurate saws...

[@AllenAnderson-ho5rn]

Why did you select Dewalt?

[@anilsarapalli9968]

May i ask what is the model number of your table saw?

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

www.paoson.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=1940

[@parttimetourist]

When you want to check a blade for true 90 degrees always use a true set square NEVER a combination square

[@barracos2000]

Puedes subtitular en español? Y ya me entero del todo jejej

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

lo siento Juan, en este artículo encontrarás todo lo que explico en el vídeo: www.paoson.com/blog/es/como-ajustar-o-calibrar-una-sierra-de-mesa-o-de-banco/

[@barracos2000]

@@Paoson_Woodworking vale gracias, es que tus videos son buenisimos pero en ingles unas cosas las pillo y otras no jajaja pero eres una maquina 🙌🙌🙌

[@Alim_Hapov.]

Competent adjustment

[@archaeofo]

first ;)