Snipe on a DeWalt 735

"DexAZ" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<n6W%[email protected]>...
> I've had one since mid-Oct. So far, no snipe at all and the roller
> sprockets have not failed...yet. Those seem to be a fairly common problem
> area. Check and see if your sprockets are ok.
>
> VERY happy with the DW735...so far.
>
> DexAZ
>

I get about 0.004" of snipe at each end; someone said I would get
"zero" if I used feed tables. The dealer said I should expect
"sandable" snipe, which is about what I'm seeing. If feed tables
actually resulted in "zero" then that would be very cool!

Scott

>
> I get about 0.004" of snipe at each end; someone said I would get
> "zero" if I used feed tables. The dealer said I should expect
> "sandable" snipe, which is about what I'm seeing. If feed tables
> actually resulted in "zero" then that would be very cool!
>
> Scott

Good support will certainly help. I may add the feed tables in the future,
for now I'm using a roller stand on long boards. Got careless one day and
ran a board through without any support. That will get some major snipe out
of the 735, my fault not the 735. Used "correctly", I have had no problems
at all.

DexAZ

I've had one since mid-Oct. So far, no snipe at all and the roller
sprockets have not failed...yet. Those seem to be a fairly common problem
area. Check and see if your sprockets are ok.

VERY happy with the DW735...so far.

DexAZ


"BeerBoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:K8V%b.634558$X%5.37470@pd7tw2no...
> Any of you 735 owners out there getting snipe? I've had mine for 4 months
> and it was flawless up until a week ago when it started producing snipe.
I
> haven't had a chance to look at it too closely yet but thought maybe
someone
> here has had a similar problem and might point me in the right direction
for
> a fix.
> Thanks.
>
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> BeerBoy
>
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