I was just going to ask you about this saw as I watched your original video on this when you got it. I have the opportunity to pick up a 3660 and your video helped me narrow in on it. Hope you’re still happy with that saw and thanks for what you do!
🇦🇺😎👍Great videos mate…. Never take off the riving knife and keep the blade about 20 mm above the board so not to bind on the blade . Put plenty of wax or soap on the table and fence so the job slides easier . Most important, when I was an apprentice the boss told me to count my fingers before I started the saw and to finish with the same amount. 45 years on I’ve still got 8 fingers an 2 thumbs 😉🏁
🇦🇺😎👍Cool well keep the blade down , keep it sharp and if the fence on the table is square to the blade all should be ok. Just take it easy@@danmcknight963
Nice video. I have this saw and It has been a pleasure to use for 19 years. You will love it. I backed off the 90 and 45 degree stops, and rely on squares to set. I don't like any pressure on the adjustment mechanism, or concern for sawdust. I have two older videos showing this saw you might find interesting. Thanks
Thank you, Thank you!! I was about ready to dig into mine because the blade would not go to 90 degrees. Had no clue there are stops at 0 and 45 degrees. Fixed the problem. What manual is that? downloadable? BTW, I have moved the on/off to the left side on mine. Fits the rail the same, just a better position IMHO.
I was just going to ask you about this saw as I watched your original video on this when you got it. I have the opportunity to pick up a 3660 and your video helped me narrow in on it. Hope you’re still happy with that saw and thanks for what you do!
Thanx for the video! Great job! This is my saw also! Now to fine tune it!
Thanks for making this video, it's exactly what I was looking for!
🇦🇺😎👍Great videos mate…. Never take off the riving knife and keep the blade about 20 mm above the board so not to bind on the blade . Put plenty of wax or soap on the table and fence so the job slides easier . Most important, when I was an apprentice the boss told me to count my fingers before I started the saw and to finish with the same amount. 45 years on I’ve still got 8 fingers an 2 thumbs 😉🏁
Unfortunately the 3650 did not have a riving knife when I bought mine.
🇦🇺😎👍Cool well keep the blade down , keep it sharp and if the fence on the table is square to the blade all should be ok. Just take it easy@@danmcknight963
Nice video. I have this saw and It has been a pleasure to use for 19 years. You will love it. I backed off the 90 and 45 degree stops, and rely on squares to set. I don't like any pressure on the adjustment mechanism, or concern for sawdust. I have two older videos showing this saw you might find interesting. Thanks
I love my 3650. ITs a lot of saw for the money. It’s much better than what Rigid is putting ou now
🇦🇺😎👍Hey Jack 🏁….hey that other message was sent to you as well. Don’t know why ? It’s happened once before , TH-cam 🙄
Great video as always
Moving from motor bikes to table saws. Move to guns and backpacks 🎒 knives ?
Thank you, Thank you!! I was about ready to dig into mine because the blade would not go to 90 degrees. Had no clue there are stops at 0 and 45 degrees. Fixed the problem. What manual is that? downloadable? BTW, I have moved the on/off to the left side on mine. Fits the rail the same, just a better position IMHO.
You
e welcome! Mine came with the manual but I bet you can find a pdf on Rigid's site. Good luck and have fun with it.