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== Fences & Jigs == | == Fences & Jigs == | ||
Two aluminum fences come with the saw and can be mounted as a parallel ("rip") and a miter ("crosscut") fence. | Two aluminum fences come with the saw and can be mounted as a parallel ("rip") and a miter ("crosscut") fence. | ||
== Recommended Setup == | |||
Ed added a foot switch early on as the default power button is hard to reach: | |||
[[File:table saw power supply.JPG|thumb|right|you should power the saw via foot switch and [[Shop Vac|shop vac]] so that dust extraction starts automatically and everything is easily turned off]] | |||
Revision as of 02:08, 28 September 2019
Archived info about the "Bosch PTS 10" table saw that Ed loaned us for two years.
Repairs & Upgrades
- fall 2018 (after approx. one year of use):
- pin holding the cam lever of the parallel fence sometimes came loose - Lukas put an M3 screw with a lock nut through it to keep it in place
- threaded insert to secure the parallel fence in the front became loose, had to be replaced with a T-nut that Sebastian cut to size
- dust extraction hose sometimes came off - Moritz secured it with zip ties so it hopefully won't happen again
- March 2019: broken pin in the height adjustment handwheel replaced with a blind rivet pin (Moritz and Lukas)
- July 2019: internal cleaning & oiling, blade cleaning, adjustment of the 90° and 45° limit screws (Lars & Lukas)
Fences & Jigs
Two aluminum fences come with the saw and can be mounted as a parallel ("rip") and a miter ("crosscut") fence.
Recommended Setup
Ed added a foot switch early on as the default power button is hard to reach:
you should power the saw via foot switch and shop vac so that dust extraction starts automatically and everything is easily turned off
