Gday guys,
As I've stated in another post I own a little Ryobi play toy that doubles as a bench saw and I've been trying to get it do an ok job until I find a fairly good replacement one, on that if anyone in WA is looking to sell one or know of one up for sale let me know. The problem I was hoping a few of the more experienced guys might be able to help with is in relation to timber burn when feeding material through. Things I have tried so far.
-Calibrated the distance (Using callipers) between the same tooth back and front measuring off the fence (both factory and hard clamped straight edge)
-Adjusted the feed speeds, faster or slower makes no difference
-cleaned the blade
only thing I haven't tried is a new blade tho I am not keen on this as I'm trying to find a new saw and don't want to get one that is not compatible with the new one. The blade on it is the factory one however it has done minimal cutting and of that 99% of it has been pine.
Any other suggestions?
Damien
As I've stated in another post I own a little Ryobi play toy that doubles as a bench saw and I've been trying to get it do an ok job until I find a fairly good replacement one, on that if anyone in WA is looking to sell one or know of one up for sale let me know. The problem I was hoping a few of the more experienced guys might be able to help with is in relation to timber burn when feeding material through. Things I have tried so far.
-Calibrated the distance (Using callipers) between the same tooth back and front measuring off the fence (both factory and hard clamped straight edge)
-Adjusted the feed speeds, faster or slower makes no difference
-cleaned the blade
only thing I haven't tried is a new blade tho I am not keen on this as I'm trying to find a new saw and don't want to get one that is not compatible with the new one. The blade on it is the factory one however it has done minimal cutting and of that 99% of it has been pine.
Any other suggestions?
Damien
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