REAL MAN TRUCKWORKS & SURVIVAL
TOOLS, CONSTRUCTION, ALTERNATIVE ENERGY => Hand Tools, Power Tools, Welders, etc => Topic started by: Dawg25385 on February 09, 2017, 10:15:09 PM
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Picked up a new table saw. Wanted to get a full size, yet mobile machine, so I focused in on hybrid saws. Narrowed down to the Ridgid, and was able to use a coupon to get a good deal. Got it put together and dialed in, but my zero-clearance throat plate I picked up isn't fitting properly.
I did throw a diablo 50 tooth thin-kerf combination blade on it, since most of the time stock blades suck. Will do more of a review once I get some time. Made a couple quick cuts for fun and it cuts real nice on some scrap 1/2" CDX.
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I also waxed the table and the fence rails with Johnson's paste wax and the fence slides realllly nicely now.
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what size is the table?
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I don't remember, I'll have to snap some measurements tomorrow
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I also waxed the table and the fence rails with Johnson's paste wax and the fence slides realllly nicely now.
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That dry film lube stuff works quite well.
I used the J Deere stuff on my table saw down at the farm
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The graphite powder? I considered that, but most of the stuff I read said people have been using paste wax for ages. I might try the dry film on the rails next time if they get sticky again
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I use the graphite spray film on the channels and the rail of the rip fence, and on the screw/machine devices under the table. Very little sawdust sticks to them. I use dry film stuff, clear, not sure what it is called, on the table. Then I give everything a dusting of WD-40 to prevent rust and keep the glue from sticking.
In my shops, saw tables are, well, tables...
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Nice looking saw, wish I had room for something other than my little fold up dewalt contractor saw.
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Nice looking saw, wish I had room for something other than my little fold up dewalt contractor saw.
Two words:
Kin-Tucky
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I will have to try coating the table and fence, never done that. I got a Porter Cable with folding legs to clear some room up.
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Nice looking saw, wish I had room for something other than my little fold up dewalt contractor saw.
Two words:
Kin-Tucky
Two more words, patience & prayers :wink:
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Charles, the table is 40x27". The whole thing w/ rails is 57x32".
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Bought this new shop vac too. This thing is a beast, and surprisingly quiet
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Bought this new shop vac too. This thing is a beast, and surprisingly quiet.
Looks like you need to license that thing.
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Bought this new shop vac too. This thing is a beast, and surprisingly quiet.
Looks like you need to license that thing.
I was looking for the cupholder! :grin:
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That vacuum will last the rest of your life. Mine has suffered through grease at the shop, a flooded house, and just about everything in between for the last several years.