eliminating the track saws for ripping panels?

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  • thrytis
    Senior Member
    • May 2004
    • 552
    • Concord, NC, USA.
    • Delta Unisaw
    #31
    Originally posted by YCF Dino
    Randal, I'm lost.
    lip on the edge guide. It can only be on the top.
    Yes, you can have it reversible but has to be on the top of the panel.
    I may dont see what you're talking or the other way?

    No problem.
    The lip on the bottom would only be an issue if the edge is resting on a support, and that is going to an issue anyways if your fence is thicker than what you are cutting. The lip on top keeps the fence from flipping down, but you're holding it through the cut anyways so i don't know if that would be an issue.
    Eric

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      • YCF Dino
        Forum Newbie
        • Jul 2004
        • 43
        • Edison, NJ, USA.
        #32
        Originally posted by thrytis
        The lip on the bottom would only be an issue if the edge is resting on a support, and that is going to an issue anyways if your fence is thicker than what you are cutting. The lip on top keeps the fence from flipping down, but you're holding it through the cut anyways so i don't know if that would be an issue.
        Eric. lip on the top keeps everything level.
        at the bottom it needs to be adjustable and keeps the cut-off piece in place,
        we dont want that. we want the cut-off piece to be away from the spinning blade.
        not the way I did it in the video, that was wrong.

        tx
        YCF Dino

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