Hi everyone,
Well, i finally bought my first table saw. I was using my dads triton but it has a real cheap saw on it and was too hard to setup.
I got hold of my parents neighbours JET saw for $400 as they are moving into a small house and he can't take it with him.
It is the JWTS-10 (708471) with cast iron top and extension table on the right, and a delta sliding table add on to the left.
I gave it a good cleanup today and it's in great condition. Just want to put a new blade on and make sure it is all lined up / square.
Just wanted to ask about the fence. The side of the fence has a gouge in it where it looks like it has brushed the side of the blade slightly. It's not too deep but i want it to be flat. Will this mean buying a new aluminium part of the fence or can i put a small sheet of wood on the side of the existing one?
Also, for setup, as i don't have a dial indicator, is it accurate enough to use a combination square to square up the blade and the fence to the mitre slot like is shown here http://ift.tt/1zTjFAw
Lastly, My main next project will be speakers and the material to cut will be MDF. I was thinking of getting something around 60t to get a nice fine cut. Is there a certain type of blade i should be looking at for MDF specifically? I've seen a few recommend the Freud LU82M010?
Thanks in advance for any help
Well, i finally bought my first table saw. I was using my dads triton but it has a real cheap saw on it and was too hard to setup.
I got hold of my parents neighbours JET saw for $400 as they are moving into a small house and he can't take it with him.
It is the JWTS-10 (708471) with cast iron top and extension table on the right, and a delta sliding table add on to the left.
I gave it a good cleanup today and it's in great condition. Just want to put a new blade on and make sure it is all lined up / square.
Just wanted to ask about the fence. The side of the fence has a gouge in it where it looks like it has brushed the side of the blade slightly. It's not too deep but i want it to be flat. Will this mean buying a new aluminium part of the fence or can i put a small sheet of wood on the side of the existing one?
Also, for setup, as i don't have a dial indicator, is it accurate enough to use a combination square to square up the blade and the fence to the mitre slot like is shown here http://ift.tt/1zTjFAw
Lastly, My main next project will be speakers and the material to cut will be MDF. I was thinking of getting something around 60t to get a nice fine cut. Is there a certain type of blade i should be looking at for MDF specifically? I've seen a few recommend the Freud LU82M010?
Thanks in advance for any help
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