Table Saw

To use a shop vac with the Bladerunner or a table saw, select one with a 1-1/4 inch hose size. Check that the shop vac meets the power requirements of … Read More

Diablo table saw blades are known for their quality and value. Users praise their performance for clean rip and cross cuts. The 40- and 50-tooth models are popular among users. … Read More

The Delta T3 and Biesemeyer fences fit your old Craftsman table saw well. They boost precision and performance. The Jet fence is also a cost-effective option. Installation may need extra … Read More

To replace a Delta table saw switch, first, disconnect the power. Open the switch housing and clear any debris. If the switch is broken, install a universal replacement switch or … Read More

To attach the anti-kickback paws on a Kobalt Table Saw, first raise the riving knife to the correct height. Secure the blade guard in place. Adjust the fence to prevent … Read More

Old table saws can be worth $50 to $300, based on condition, motor power, and features. Craftsman table saws from the 1980s typically sell for $100 to $200. They often … Read More

The DeWalt table saw arbor nut, part number 429989-94, fits a standard 5/8” arbor. It is compatible with models DW745, DWE7480, and BT2500. The dimensions are 1 x 1 x … Read More

To adjust the blade on a Delta S36-295 table saw, loosen the screws securing the table first. Align the blade using the adjusting screws to set the correct height and … Read More

A table saw can cut unevenly for several reasons. Check the blade quality and ensure the feed rate is appropriate. Look for misaligned teeth, plate wobble, or poor grinding quality. … Read More

To load a table saw by yourself, first remove heavy parts like the top and wings. Use a hydraulic lift or dolly to raise the saw to truck bed level. … Read More