DIY table saw pitch adjustment scale production (second part)

Thank you for watching the video this time as well.
This is a continuation of the table saw jig "pitch adjustment scale".
Last time I failed to make a stop block, so this time it will be a revenge video.
Last video
[Production of table saw pitch adjustment scale (first part)]
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As an alternative to the previous one, it is possible to attach an iron plate (100-square whiteboard) to the aluminum frame and attach it with a magnet (Daiso product) so that the stop block can be easily attached and detached without major changes. I was able to achieve it.
It is difficult to adjust the dimensions with a table saw.
As with the vertical fence, if you visually adjust the cut dimensions, an error of 1 mm or less will always occur.
If you only have one cut, you can fix it later with a file or file, but if you cut multiple sheets with different dimensions, there will be a gap after cutting, and gaps and protrusions will occur.
However, by using this engagement of bolts and nuts, the work of adjusting the dimensions is simplified, so it is possible to adjust more accurately than visually adjusting the scale position.
The details are also posted on the blog, so please have a look.
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[@markhedquist9597]

Success! That is a VERY precise adjustment system. Excellent work!

[@woodvillage3788]

Thank you.
I tried using the screw pitch instead of the scale.
Please try to imitate it.

[@markhedquist9597]

@@woodvillage3788 I will! At some point i am going to build a small, portable, cordless tablesaw that will be high precision. I already have the Makita circular saw that will be used in the build, and I am slowly collecting up parts and pieces for the build.

[@woodvillage3788]

I'm looking forward to it, please do your best!

[@85hako49]

大成功ですね。磁石じゃチカラがかかると
動いてしまいそうなイメージですが、
ガッチリとネジが噛んでいるために
横にズレないんですね。微調整も良い感じ。
100均の磁石って結構強力なので重宝しますよねー

[@woodvillage3788]

コメント有難うございます。
100均の磁石は色々と使えるので重宝してます

[@Amael090756]

wow.. great

[@woodvillage3788]

Thank you for watching the video

[@mobazou]

画期的ですね！バックラッシュ分のガタが気になりました。あまり気にならないレベルすかね。
ついでにノギスがデジタルでないのも気になりましたww

[@woodvillage3788]

コメント有難うございます。
バックラッシュについては通常はボルトとナットの隙間で生まれますが、ナットを半分にカットすることでボルトに密着するのでほとんどありませんでした。それよりボルトに少しでもゴミがあるとナットが浮いてしまいガタが出て安定しません。こまめな掃除が必要かもです。
ノギスがデジタルではないのは単純に高くて買えないからですww

[@tat-form2943]

well done master class!! I, too, will do for myself the exact work that is necessary. it is not necessary to make the whole machine adjustable. I want to make immediately from a metal pipe in place with my dimensions. I hope everything will work out for me! thanks for the video

[@woodvillage3788]

Thank you

[@tat-form2943]

for carpentry 0.5 mm is a very precise job. with this, you can also do 0.25, I understand to scroll 1/4 of the obarot. I just didn't understand the diameter and pitch of the thread what? probably 10 mm pitch 1.0? because I screwed half a turn and 0.5 mm advanced so?

[@woodvillage3788]

Thanks for your comment
6mm diameter and 1mm pitch
One rotation slides 1 mm

[@tat-form2943]

@@woodvillage3788 Thank you