JPG40504 wrote:He moved off 510 vintage/version rails and went to 520 rails. Since they are adjustable up/down, all 'issues' went away. Somebody:rolleyes: else inherited his 510 rails of varying version!.
Please explain. I am unaware of this up/down adjustability feature. The front and rear rails bolt onto the table with no adjustability other than tolerances between bolt hole size and bolt diameter.
If that is what you are meaning, no explanation needed.
"Making Sawdust Safely" Dusty
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dusty wrote:Please explain. I am unaware of this up/down adjustability feature. The front and rear rails bolt onto the table with no adjustability other than tolerances between bolt hole size and bolt diameter.
If that is what you are meaning, no explanation needed.
It is! That be the reason for the 'gauge'.
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