5 Must Check Items on a New or Used Table Saw

In this week’s woodworking skill builder we go through the 5 things you must check when you get a new or used saw. I really can’t wait to see what you create! Let me know what you’d like to see next. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and subscribe. Cheers!
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[SanchirMM]

NOW I GET IT. THAT'S EASY TO ACCURATE FENCE TO THAT WAY. i MADE MY FENCE BY MYSELF 3 TIMES. FINALLY I UNDERSTAND HOW TO ACCURATE :)
T NX BRO

[gary]

Brother, this was the most all inclusive and simply explained saw video in existence. Many, many thanks!

[halsonger]

Great tips. You also may want to make sure the riving knife is perfectly in line with your blade. Mine got out of whack a little bit and was pushing the cut piece against the fence causing some binding. Took me awhile to figure that out since my fence was dead on.

[marcosmota]

Very thorough and judicious with your dialogue. Thank you!

[dbnoho]

Potentially life saving. That’s good to know.

[roblesterjr]

Wow, I literally just bought a used delta today. Perfect timing!

[WhitworthStud]

Clear instruction. Thanks Jonathan. Appreciate how to do it without a fancy pressure gauge.

[daningram]

I’ve got my first proper table saw arriving tomorrow. All your table saw videos are super helpful. Thanks 👍🏻

[jimspring]

Just picked up a used StawStop, i'll double check all those points. Very good and quick instructions

[Dukeanddjango]

I like the proud miter runner. Nice trick to make it easier to measure

[otel]

Great video Jonathan I have been adjusting the wrong set screws on my saw stop all this time Thank you so much.

[minutewoodworker]

These machine calibration videos are priceless! You explain the processes needed very well. I only hope my videos can be as helpful to someone else like yours have to me!

[jonathanfemenella]

Thanks for making this video, very informative!

[TheTranq]

Great tips. Almost spring which means it's almost woodworking time again!

[michaeldunn]

Just another example of why your channel is one of the primo ones on the Tube JKM THanks a whole bunch for this very simple easy tutorial for a subject that will pay huge dividends on all future projects and best thing about it it does not take a huge $$$investment nor a huge time investment just perfectly suited for the DIY er

[aaronalton]

I've got some work to do!!! Thanks for the tips!

[harrydavis]

Thanks. Useful information. Much appreciated, friend.

[dongerryangeles]

I like how the camera pans to the right while using the combination square.

[DraysWorkshop]

Man this video is just in time. LIterally picking up an older Delta Unisaw this morning

[stevensmogger]

I would also add making sure the zero clearance plate is level with the table. Especially before using it to set the angle of your blade. I thought mine was level, but after a while of inexplicable messed up cuts, I realized it was warped and was messing up any cut that was sliding more on the plate than the table. Obviously, a great video regardless. Thanks!