Not sure how to ask this question, really bizarre. Working on a big project and absolutely want square lumber to work with.
Using the sliding miter fence on my 3100 at 0 degrees to cut the end of boards that are 3-4 long (and therefore too long to use the rip fence). I'm cutting about 14".
When i use a straight edge to check the cut i just made, the start and end of the cut, about an inch or so on each end, is shallower, with the body of the cut deeper (about 1/16").
What the heck? How is that even possible?
I already adjusted the miter fence relative to the blade using the hex nuts on top of the miter table. Even a cut using the rip fence has some of the same qualities.
Please help!
Thanks,
Randy
Using the sliding miter fence on my 3100 at 0 degrees to cut the end of boards that are 3-4 long (and therefore too long to use the rip fence). I'm cutting about 14".
When i use a straight edge to check the cut i just made, the start and end of the cut, about an inch or so on each end, is shallower, with the body of the cut deeper (about 1/16").
What the heck? How is that even possible?
I already adjusted the miter fence relative to the blade using the hex nuts on top of the miter table. Even a cut using the rip fence has some of the same qualities.
Please help!
Thanks,
Randy
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