How I aligned the blade on a Chicago Electric 10 inch table saw from Harbor Freight
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- If this video has been helpful, please leave a comment, click the like button, and help me out by subscribing to my channel. In this video I will show you how I aligned the blade on a Chicago Electric 10 inch table saw from Harbor Freight #68827. See the detailed instructions in my blog: bobhowto.wordp...
How to align the blade on a Chicago Electric table saw
Thank you 1,000 times. This helped me so much.
Can you link the gauge please
I mean the tutorial kinda made sense but next please dont film during a earthquake and get a better focusing camera PLEASE
It was impossible to figure out which bolts (not screws!) you were pointing to. If your blog provided better instructions, then it's a shame the blog no longer exists. You might as well remove this video, since it is completely unhelpful, and will only waste people's time when they're already frustrated enough trying to figure out how to align this crappy thing. Also, if I wanted to spend $65 on a gage, I would have bought a better saw. All that's really needed to test for square is, well, a square. Oh, and the music is annoying. All that said, I hope this comment will help you figure out why you have more downvotes than upvotes, and I do appreciate your attempt to be helpful.
I'm glad you figured it out. I hadn't realized the blog link was broken, thanks for the help :)
@@bobhowtoandtravel9551 You're welcome, but I still haven't figured it out.
@@LesignerGirl the motor is held to the frame by a pin that is clamped down by four nuts under the front of the aluminum table, ya gotta loosen them with a wrench and then line the blade up (of course tighten them afterwards). you can't use the fence, cause that's not gonna be straight either.
@@bobhowtoandtravel9551 Yeah, the fence is worthless in every sense of the word. Not only does it take time to get it even close to parallel with the blade, but the plastic piece on the clamp end also sticks out so it's impossible to get a straight rip with it anyway. I plan on making my own fence eventually, but first I need to get that blade aligned. I'll try to follow your instructions on Thursday when I have the day off work. Thanks in advance, and wish me luck!