HOW TO Tune Up Your Table Saw! (Rigid R4510, Job site Table Saw, Full Tune Up Tutorial)

[@ByGraceThroughFaith777]

I want to know who disliked this video and why..... Excellent teaching thru demonstration. Thank you! I bought this saw 10 years ago and I LOVE it!

[@bobsnow1996]

Excellent tune-up I needed a comprehensive class on adjusting my R4510... I'm always looking for competent people on you-tube that can teach and demonstrate how-to-videos. Thanks Jim really well done video...

[@detroitdiy]

Thank you, My goal is to help people.

[@J.D.416]

I just picked up a used one and will use your instructions to get it set up right. Thanks!

[@lonstjohn2616]

Great video. Just what I was looking for and a whole lot more. I was just trying to find out how to get my blade to 90 degrees. Now I know how where to go when I need to retune my saw. I was making cabinet doors and noticed a bow in the joints. Took me a minute to realize that the blade was not at 90.

[@detroitdiy]

Glad I could help, thanks for watching.

[@srinivasmantha3764]

Awesome Tutorial Jim!! Thanks for the Video

[@ronhart4166]

Thanks for sharing !! I just tuned my Rigid 4513 and this video made it possible.

[@detroitdiy]

Glad I could help, thanks for watching.

[@jpellet2744]

Great video! You made the process of tuning the R4510 easy to understand and simple to complete. Thanks for the comprehensive tutorial. I bought my R4510 second hand and I have cleaned it up nicely (had some rust, particularly on the stand), but unfortunately it is missing the riving knife and assembly (locking knob). I thought I would get a new one from Ridgid or a spare parts retailer, but it appears Ridgid no longer makes the part and the parts retailers all say “no longer available.” Very frustrating. Any thoughts on where I might find a replacement? Thanks again…

[@JC-77]

Great tutorial...just what I needed.

[@detroitdiy]

Glad I could help,Thanks for watching.

[@tonyiaconelli4942]

Another great video, thanks for the tutorial Jim!

[@bloushark]

Wher can you get such a Gag

[@tspedersen6]

I bought one of these used. The blade height moves as the saw runs. I know it has that "locked/unlock" thumbscrew on the front of the height know but when I cinch it down the know still is able to turn and travels when the saw it turned on. I've taken it off but don't understand what it actually does other than screw into the shaft. Any thoughts on how to keep the blade height from traveling?

[@detroitdiy]

I would download a parts diagram and check with that. Either something is worn out or missing. The thumb knob binds the assembly from turning, therefore locking the blade height. Thanks for watching.

[@tspedersen6]

@@detroitdiy ok. Thanks anyway. I've seen the parts manual. There really isn't anything other than the turn handle to raise the blade, the outer ring to change the angle and the locking knob that screws into the spindle behind them. At least from what I can see in the part diagram.

[@johngutteridge6790]

Thanks!

[@detroitdiy]

Thank you.

[@samanthamartin344]

Awesome tutorial! Thank you. Btw, your saw is pristine. Are you sure you’ve used it before 😀😀

[@detroitdiy]

That saw has seen a ton of use, just some clean up when finished. Thanks for watching. If I can help in any way feel free to reach out.

[@bloushark]

Can you put a link thanks

[@detroitdiy]

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[@detroitdiy]

Thanks for watching, hope this helps you out.

[@martinsnibbor7691]

I use a micro jig splitter with a zero clearance fence, way better than that riving knife.

[@gordthor5351]

99.99% of tables saws will not be sitting perfectly level due to the sloped floors they are on. Thus, wouldn't a square be a better (more accurate) method to set the blade at 90 degrees to the table? An angle finder will only set the blade plumb in reference to the earth, with no reference to the table top.

[@detroitdiy]

The digital angel finder can be set to zero no matter what the angle actually is.