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Okay you earned a follow. I gotta find out what saw you ended up with now lol

Ha. Thanks for watching! Honestly the flexion of the entire table saw was the biggest reason I absolutely wanted to return it. I ended up with the Laguna Fusion F2. I have a review of that one also. It isn't perfect by any means, but for the price I'm pretty happy with it.

Ha. Thank you very much. I like to say that I'm not perfect, and neither is my work. And thanks for watching!

Thank you for the comment. You are correct that there are adjustments that can easily be made. This was commented on previously and I did mention that the follow-up video addresses that further. In this video I was not clear that this was more of an "inconvenience" since it would be nice to have this set at the factory as Grizzly says that it is. However, there are many things in this video and the second that show issues that a slight adjustment cannot correct. Tuning the saw cannot fix a track that is not parallel to the saw - that can only be done at the factory. The issues with the stability of the materials is also a manufacturing issue. Again, I should have been more concise in this video which is why I made the follow-up. Honestly I am still working on the best way to put together these videos. As you see from this reply, I have an issue with keeping things brief (that's a joke). Anyway, thank you for watching. I hope you check out the second video about this saw that addresses these issues a little better (in my opinion).

Thank you very much! Thanks for watching!

Hello. Thank you for the reply. I see that you responded to both videos. I appreciate your feedback, and as I said in the video, I really hope that the one I got was a fluke. I have heard good things about this saw from others, and I'm glad that some (or most) people have a good experience with theirs. As far as the miter gauge, yes, they are not good from the factory. But perhaps people can't always afford to upgrade theirs when they have spent so much on a saw that they had to budget for. It seems to me that Grizzly should give one with the saw that you can use for the time being. In regard to the fence, if I snug it down the same on both sides, why would it change from one side to the next? You state that I shame the company because I can't set it up properly, but if you watched the video, my concern with the miter slots is the poor machining. Their are deep grooves in the miter slots that a little tune up isn't going to fix. You mentioned about the noise disappearing, but that's an editing adjustment. I also don't see a tune up that will fix the flimsy metalwork. The entire saw torques (the metal) when a little pressure is applied, such as sending a piece of wood through. This is a big safety problem. As I said, I really hope that this is a fluke that I was given. But seeing as it's my experience, and the company was so difficult for me to work with, that's what I have to go on. And I do mention that in the videos. Anyway, thank you for your comments. I truly hope you continue to have good experiences with this company.

Thanks for checking out the video. I finally was able to get this resolved with Grizzly and sent the table saw back and they refunded my money.

Thank you. You are correct, I did get that fixed once my back was feeling up to it. However, this was the frustration that set me over the top.

@@TopherWoodProductswhat model number is this I don’t think you mentioned it or I could see it

@@PennYankeeWoodworks That's a good question and sorry I did not mention it. The model in this review is G0962.

There is an adjustment inside the cabinet. The manual tells how to do that, but also states that it has been set at the factory and may need adjusted over time. I've been trying to get a hold of Grizzly for the past several days but I have yet to hear back.

@@TopherWoodProducts I figured that from the reviews of a assortment of different cabinet saws I have seen thru the years. Most of the time they are dead on from the factory, but some time the reviewer says the manual tells you how to fine tune it, if it isn’t. You were the lucky one that got to do the fine tuning yourself.

@@richardlug6139 Ha. I sense the sarcasm. I sure don't feel very lucky spending quite some time recovering my back after this. It just makes me appreciate my old table saw while it lasted. These things never happen at an opportune time (if there is such a thing).

Thanks for watching! I hope the review was helpful.

Thank you. We'll see what alterations I need/want to make.

I think I'm going to have to see how it works and make some adjustments. I've used my workbench as an out feed table when I had this with my table saw, so I might need to adjust it to utilize that. We shall see. I might need to remove some excess material. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! I put the casters on so I can move each tool into the shop area as needed. I don't have much working area but I do have enough space to store them. We will see how this goes. Please keep watching so we can see how well it works. 🙂

Thanks for watching.

Ha. Thanks for watching! I did forget to mention in the video that that is not the tree from this most recent Christmas but the year before. I allow the trees to dry in my garage while they are still whole (I remove the limbs) before I cut them for projects.

Thank you very much!

Thank you!

Thank you!

They are the WoodRiver clamps from Woodcraft. I have a few lengths and they work well for me. I haven't had any issues with them. Here is the link: www.woodcraft.com/products/aluminum-bar-clamp-36in

Thank you!

Yes. Thank you. I was wondering when that would get brought up, and I probably should've commented on that. I have had to stop mid-cut before, and I shut the saw off. I really did think that something was on fire and just backed it out without thinking. I've heard conflicting discussions about this, and some say that you should back it out. I agree with your perspective, that if you need to shut off the saw mid-cut it's better to not reposition to a point where you have the potential to have a piece catch a moving blade. Anyway, thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback!

Good tip. I was able to do that for one side. However, I should have made sure that the three sides that will be visible had the continuation of the grain. When I put it together, I intended for it to face one direction, but my wife liked the look of it another way. Had I made the front and two sides continue with the grain pattern, it wouldn't have mattered. So to your point, yes, I should have paid more attention to that. Thanks for watching! And thanks for the advice!

Gracias. Aprecio tus amables palabras.

Thank you! I'm glad you were able to take something from the video. Watch out because making these knives can be pretty addictive.