awhile back in the articles section (pre-crash and pic loss I believe) there was an article that used some sort of jig with a magnet or two on it in the alighment of the fence to the blade, anyone remember that one? and where to find it?
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This one?
Hope it helps.
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Woodhaven at www.woodhaven.com used to have what is called a "registration fence" which is similar to the above but it also has a 90/45° miter jig to align the SMT/miter guage.
I did not see it listed when I did a search there, or in my catalog. It must be discontinued now.
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steve, that is eaxactly what I was looking for, now anyone remember how to use it, I remember the article had some information about that as well
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Here are the .pdf files of the jig and instructions.
Also here is a link to the 5-cut method of squaring the miter fence to the blade.
http://benchmark.20m.com/tools/BT310...XcutFence.html
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yup...Lonnie in Orlando's solution is my choice.
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thanks, got some mdf to cut and something nice to make, don't want to sabotage myself w/ out of align cuts
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