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How to fix the wobbly sliding miter gauge - Dewalt table saw accessories
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2023
- Crafted a seamless transition from wobbly to flawless precision with a brilliantly simple method: behold the artistry of the perfected sliding miter gauge.
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Nice engineering skills on display here. Great solution to the problem!
Thank you so much for your great feedback 🥰❤️❤️
Very impressive, from your Sketchup skills to your massive improvement of the miter gauge. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do next.
Thank you for your remarkable positive feedback. It's truly motivating. please stay connected with the channel for future videos. Thanks again.
Simple and technically impeccable! Subscribed.
Thank you so much 🧡🧡🧡
Perfectly presented upgrade. I didn't know a plunge headed screw before....
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That is great job. Solid. If You want to make it quick but just for few cuts, You only need a good quality of paper tape. I just stick two layers for both sides and it fit nice and tight. Take csre guys ! :)
I truly value your comment and the time you took to share your thoughts. Cheers!
This is awesome! Nicely done
Thank you Sir!🥰❤️❤❤️
I lost my mitre guage and made one from hardwood. It had the same problem, and I fixed it with a counter bored pilot hole for a wood screw. the head sticks out enough to take up the slack and can be adjusted as needed.
Great!. It would have been recorded and published. Many enthusiast would have loved to see it.
Thank You Very Much.
You're welcome!
Top job ! I made an almost 100% same solution , over a year ago , by this same original miter gauge ! I used a part (2pc.) of another DeWalt machine with the same result as you developed !!! No need for Chinese monster miter gauges with bearings and stuff !
It makes sense
Very clever ! I just run a bead of super glue and then sanded to fit but your method is a professional way !
Thank you Sir.💚🧡💚
I’m very impressed by your level of knowledge with sketch up soft ware. Can you give any advice on how I can start ?
Thanks
Hi, there is a free version of this application (the one I'm using here). It seems to have limited options compared to the pro version, but for a beginner, it's more than enough. Please use this link to find the software:
www.sketchup.com/plans-and-pricing/sketchup-free.
I used to learn this software through UA-cam tutorials, and it has a shallow learning curve as well. There are many channels with a wide variety of tutorials, but personally, I prefer this one:
www.youtube.com/@Thesketchupessentials/videos.
Cheers!
Thats great solution! Could it be done also by completely replacing aluminium rail with the one custom made like we do for a cross cut sled? I feel like it could be easier 😅
That's an awesome way to fix the slop/play in the mitre bar. It is a pity it doesn't address the issue with the gauge itself being highly inaccurate.
Yes, that's a great point. But after making these careful adjustments, the output seems to be more precise and acceptable to some extent. Thank you for your great feedback.
First time I have seen lubrication used when machining alloy.
Figured the drill bit cost more than the alloy work piece 😂🤣
Send your design to Dewalt - Please.
Awesome video and thank you! But why can’t these miter gauge’s come out the box more reliably and accurate? I’m new to woodworking and I’m so confused on the list of jigs and after market equipment that is needed.
Thank you for your appreciation. You know manufacturers mainly give their attention on factors such as portability, cost (price), and on site easy maintenance when it comes to 'job site' table saws like this. Precision is often a secondary consideration, but that doesn't necessarily mean the output is always imprecise. If we tune this machine so carefully, the output can reach the precision level of cabinet saw. As you mention in your comment, there are lot more aftermarket jigs and equipment available, but those can be quite expensive.
Dewalt jobsite saw (DWE7485) costs $299. A decent precise miter gauges starts at $100-300.
Awesome thumbnail bro! 👌👌
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I like your fix AND Sketchup knowledge but the best fix for, almost all contractor saws if you want to afford it, is to buy an aftermarket miter gauge. They are much more stout and accurate. Thanks! !! !!!
Certainly , I agree with your perspective.🧡🥰.
Why center punch both sides when drilling a through-hole?
Two punches for two consecutive holes, Sir
Ficou ótimo, parabéns pela criatividade, qual o nome desse parafuso que você usou?
Obrigado. O que você quer dizer com 'parafuso'? Você poderia apontar o ponto de esfrega do playhead para que eu possa explicar.
Thank you. What do you mean by 'parafuso'? Could you point out the playhead scrubbing point so I can explain.
Ball headed plunge screw é com rosca M4?
Yes. It's called 'Ball headed plunge screw'. different sizes are available at local hardware shops.
Ok, muito obrigado!
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Can you tell us your source for the ball headed plunge screws?
You may find it as finished product in various sizes at your local hardware shops. if you cant find it, use the 'Aliexpress' online market place. there are lot more variants. select the correct size for your requirement. thanks
U must design for Dewalt & other major companies ...
Appreciate your insight 🥰💚
Great design and fix but I believe you would be better off replacing the miter gauge with an incra now work on that wobbling Drill Press shaft.
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А как ты поставил шарик и где стоит пружина?
You may find 'ball headed plunge screws' as finished products in various sizes at your local hardware shops.
Вы можете найти «погружные винты с шаровой головкой» в виде готовой продукции различных размеров в местных хозяйственных магазинах.
@@diycompanion а можеш мне дать адрес магазина где покупал их-у меня маленький город и таких винтов с шариком нет.Сожалею что спрашиваю,на Амазоне или Эбае их можно купить?...Хорошего выходного с семьёй.
If you can't find this in your local market, use this link. Select the correct size for your requirements. I hope this will help. Good luck with your work.
Если вы не можете найти это на своем местном рынке, воспользуйтесь этой ссылкой. Выберите правильный размер в соответствии с вашими требованиями. Я надеюсь, это поможет. Удачи в вашей работе.
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@@diycompanion большое Спасибо!!!...И тебе хорошей работы,мира в твоём доме и здоровья ,любви!!!
Overkill much?
1. Just slide it into the slot to undo the screw with thread lock.
2. Use a cotton swab + isopropyl alcohol to degrease the sides.
3. Use PTFE tape on one side. Cut the excess off with a blade.
4. Use the cut off part of the tape on the other side - cut the excess off...
5. Rub the tape with a dry cotton swab to ensure good adhesion.
6. Done. Less than 5 minutes total.
No SketchIp skills, massive vise, drill press or fancy screws required...
Just use painters tape . Much faster .
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Yep. That's what I did. Works like a charm. Impressive video, though.
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And it's more effective than the solution showed on the video. Because the correct spacing mantains the same along the entire length of the bar, even when this was not entirely inserted in the groove. the one presented on the video has only 2 support points...
Good work sir. But if a man in a shed can make it correct - why can't a massive rich company employ a good engineer to get it right at the factory ?
Answer they just laughing at us all. Taking the money from us and laughing at us .
Its a great point Sir. and yes, its also worth considering.
Un pied à coulisse n'est pas fait pour tracer ??????