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I finally installed this to my saw. I is pretty accurate until I get to a certain point (I haven't found exactly where that is yet) it starts reading an eight of an inch off less than it really is. Has anyone else encountered any problems similar to this?
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Dwayne -
Mine reads dead on once it is set. I'd contact wixey, it might be a bad sensor strip.JetDoc
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I've been using mine for two months and it's still dead on (I'm only using one of the two sensor strips).
Only one minor problem.
I find myself nudging the fence quite a bit to get a 2.00" rip. I'm starting to lighten up a bit.
I figured out that I can be .03" off and it's still within 1/32"!
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On my BT3000, I can use the rail scale and when I check the rip width with calipers, I'm usually within .010" (better than 1/64th"), at least for sizes I can measure that closely (less than 6").I've been using mine for two months and it's still dead on (I'm only using one of the two sensor strips).
Only one minor problem.
I find myself nudging the fence quite a bit to get a 2.00" rip. I'm starting to lighten up a bit.
I figured out that I can be .03" off and it's still within 1/32"!
Loring in Katy, TX USA
If your only tool is a hammer, you tend to treat all problems as if they were nails.
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I bought their planer scale and put it on my drum sander. Very accurate and useful. Does the table saw version also read in fractions as well as decimals?Comment
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