Tune up your tablesaw

Tune up your tablesaw

Contributing editor Roland Johnson demonstrates how to set up a tablesaw so that the blade is parallel to the miter slot and fence and square to the surface of the tablesaw. Once the saw is set up, he takes you through the tune-up process, including adjusting the trunnion, setting the angle of the blade, and adjusting the fence for parallel. His tips can ensure accurate ripping and cross-cutting and keep your shop workhorse in tip top shape.

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