for those keeping up with the Laguna band saw story, I thought that the table was perpendicular to the blade on the new Laguna. Resawing a 7.25" wide piece of wood revealed a 1/64" deviation over that span. A quick tweak of the 90 degree stop gave me a nice 4"x4"x 1/64" piece of Red Oak that confirms "close enough". I posted 3 pics on a.p.b.w.
So Leon, are you close to declaring the saw is a "keeper"? It says a lot that you were able to hold your wood steady enough for those cuts with that big ol' grin on your face.
If I ever get mine out of storage and set up to use I'd like to compare your guide system to mine. Mine has a roller system similar to Carter Guides. I think I would like yours better.
I ran a stone against the back of my blade before setting the guides up, gave it just a slight roundover just to "break" the edges as I've heard not to roundover with the ceramic guides.
Another suggestion: Since the guides are almost begging to be square to start with, keep an eye on the contact points of your side guides, and maybe use this to set your blades, instead of eyeballing on the crown of the tires. If you can get it almost perfect, I'm thinking "blade drift" and resultant fence adjustment would be history?
Have fun.
-------------------- Steve Jensen Abbotsford B.C. snipped-for-privacy@canada.mortise.com chopping out the mortise. BBS'ing since 1982 at 300 bps. Surfing along at 19200 bps since 95. WW'ing since 1985 LV Cust #4114
Nothing catchy to say, well maybe..... WAKE UP - There are no GODs you fools!
HomeOwnersHub website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here.
All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.