FREUD TABLE SAW ALIGNMENT DISK

In article <[email protected]>,
JOSEPH SHEA, JR. <[email protected]> wrote:
>I've been looking for a way to align my tablesaw, miter gauge and fence.
>Has anyone had any experience with Freud's CD010 10" Calibration and
>Sanding Disk. I am not interested in using it as a sanding disk - but as
>an alignment tool. I would mount it in place of the blade and with the
>use of dial indicators align the setup. What do you think?? Is there a
>better way???
>Thanks in advance for your help.
>It's appreciated
>Joe
>jeshjr@comcast
>5/1/2004
>12:26
>

If you just use your regular sawblade with a marked tooth, you will be
spared the inconvenience of swapping the blade & disk.
--

Larry Wasserman Baltimore, Maryland
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JOSEPH SHEA, JR. <[email protected]> wrote:
: I've been looking for a way to align my tablesaw, miter gauge and fence.
: Has anyone had any experience with Freud's CD010 10" Calibration and
: Sanding Disk. I am not interested in using it as a sanding disk - but as
: an alignment tool. I would mount it in place of the blade and with the
: use of dial indicators align the setup. What do you think?? Is there a
: better way???


Why bother with the disk? Why not just use the actual blade you'll be
running on the saw.

Mark a point on the saw. Calibrate the dial indicator to zero against
that point. Then rotate the blade so the point is on the outfeed side,
and measure again. Then adjust the top so you get equal measurements
in each position.

-- Andy Barss

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Is there a > better way???

Use your blade.