5 Expert Table Saw Tips

When using the digital angle gauge ("inclinometer"), it is critical to rest it on the table and then rock it up onto the blade. The reason is any slight tilt of the device forward or back will result in an imperfect reading.

This intro made my day. Fantastic.

5/11/23, no voice audio for some reason. There is music audio between tips. ??????

your mouth is moving but no words are coming out. Checked my sound that's ok so must be you.

Hey do you have to draw an x on the board when checking fence for square

I feel like a riving knife, that should be installed anyway, solves the problem of wood binding behind the blade. Almost like it was designed for that exact purpose.

Ummm the audio is only in the left channel?

So informative, wished I’d known this before. I’m selling my Bosch table saw as I’m going to England. But hope I can buy another one when I’m settled. Thank you!

#3, no rifing knife?

Wow! Who'da thought of turning the blade backwards?

You, kind sir… really know your trade. 👍🏼

HELP. Nick’s voice went missing from the video!

Thank you.

Very informative! Thanks

Hi, beginner here. Should i remove my riving thingy for tip 3?

Einstein had proven a perfect 90* angle is theoretically impossible…
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You should use a riving knife on that table saw.

Why is the inclomometer facing away from you?

Well I’m step number one why don’t you put a mark on the opposite side of the board and line it up with the slot that you have in your T Square

These are mostly cuts I make with a mitre saw.

Brilliant...the wedge thing cures a common problem....anyone know how to fix a Makita fence that doesnt seat in a straight line?

Thanks! Great tips

I needed to cut plastic once, I found my ceramic tile blade, dry, did best out of what tools I had available.

Great tips!!

Great tips that require minimum processing

For the tip #3, won't it burn the wood if we stop feeding it?

About that 1/10th degree error on the bevel cut: If you are making an octagonal frame, you make 16 cuts , not 8.
SO the error is 8 x .1 =1.6 degrees.

I really appreciate you videos!!

NO SOUND BUDDY.....

Fascinating stuff. Thank you for sharing with us.

That square to the blade to line up your cut line is so simple it’s genius. I’m just bitter this whole time I never thought of it. At least now I have a excuse to go buy a small square.

Nice tips!

Great video! Thank you

I must say that you gave a lot of tips in the years that I follw you. Please keep on doing. Even someone as me cannlearn from it. Making stuff dead accurate with my saw and most of it with red cedar. A 0.5 mm is my maximum deviation ;-)

I just discovered your channel. You sir, have earned a subscriber.

You are do good.

excellent tips and you explained it very well. Thank you sir. !!!

Tip number 2 assumes that the long edges of the wood are parallel to each other

I thought tip 4 was going to be, use the push stick to turn off the saw.

Another well done video! I was thinking that on your first part on cutting a board to a specific length why not use the kerf on your miter guage board to measure?

Great teacher. Thanks for sharing.

Genius stuff, thank you

One thing I noticed your using the saw clearence plate to take measurements for blade angle. shouldn't you use the table top?

Great tips.
My favorite is setting the miter gauge. I did not see that one coming!

Some great tips. Thank you

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