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| Forum topic by Rob McCune | posted 626 days ago | 289 views | 0 times favorited | 2 replies | ![]() |
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626 days ago |
Okay, for my first question (of millions), I have a miter saw that I want to spec out a little better than it was manufactured. The base and the turntable both have machined surfaces where they mate up, however the cutting surface of the turntable is about .100” taller than the “wing” surfaces of the base. Normally I would not worry about this, but whenever I go to clamp the wood down with the supplied clamp, the wood bows up at the turntable edge causing an angled cut. It is very annoying. Does anyone know how to get that machined down so that the two cutting surfaces are flat? Are there shops out there that work specifically on tools like this? -- Rob McCune |
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