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  1. 14th October 2008, 10:56 AM #1
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    Cool New Table Saw

    Picked up my new TS-10L 1PH yesterday arvo and spent the evening into the late hours assembling it

    First impressions are that it is a very well made machine and I am a very happy chappy

    Straight out of the box everything it could have been used as was but I went over it and spent a couple of hours fine tuning everything. The worst one out would have been the riving knife, leading edge was true with the back edge kicked out about 1.5mm.

    Mitre slots is out by approximately 0.25mm of which I'll adjust when I have a better gauge set-up to measure it. Might pick this up at the show

    Oh and it was dead easy for me to unload

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    Quote Originally Posted by DJ's Timber View Post
    Oh and it was dead easy for me to unload
    Yeah I reckon all vehicles should come with an optional Hiab even if it is a small one!
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    So you've made the progression from a turner to a real woodworker.

    Nice healthy looking baby you've got there, looks like the delivery went well.

    Now you've just gotta fire it up.
    I make things, I just take a long time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waldo View Post

    Now you've just gotta fire it up.
    But I have have a look at the last three pics
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    Be careful if you make a zero clearance timber fence for the mitre gauge that the fence doesn't push the blade guard sideways rather than upwards.

    My saw is very similar and I managed to push the guard sideways with the zero clearance fence and the blade ground into the side of the blade guard.

    It's even easier to damage the guard when cutting on an angle. Initially the fence clears the guard. The guard is pushed upwards by the timber you are cutting but when the guard then drops back down it is pushed sideways by the fence.

    Seems the only answer may be to have a shorter mitre gauge fence and dispense with the advantage of the zero clearance. A bit unfortunate!
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    Ahh, new toy !




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    Quote Originally Posted by mat View Post

    My saw is very similar and I managed to push the guard sideways with the zero clearance fence and the blade ground into the side of the blade guard.
    So I've discovered only nicked it but I'm not too concerned about it

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    (do you need to borrow a TS-Aligner?)
    Did think of your TS-Aligner when I was contemplating that dilemma , would be good to borrow it mate
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    Looking good DJ, we may have to start a special TS10L forum
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    Sweet, good score DJ
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Shed View Post
    we may have to start a special TS10L forum
    I think you are partly responsible for a few folks buying these Big Shed... I picked my TS10L from Carbatec Sydney today. Will post some pics when its setup on the weekend

    DJ - looking good mate That truck sure is the way to unload - there was a lot more muscle involved in mine today.

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    phoned about my order today. i also have a ts10l on order i was told it wouldnt be here till the end of Nov. i told them that i knew they had a delivery and people were getting there saws.
    they phoned back hour latter telling me my saw was there. im bloody glad you guys posted about your saws, thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by kmthor View Post
    phoned about my order today. i also have a ts10l on order i was told it wouldnt be here till the end of Nov. i told them that i knew they had a delivery and people were getting there saws.
    they phoned back hour latter telling me my saw was there. im bloody glad you guys posted about your saws, thanks

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    DJ that is a sweet saw mate, well done!
    You can never have enough planes, that is why Mr Stanley invented the 1/2s
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