For you digital gauge guys

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John Burger
Are the backup bearings adjusted OK? Are you talking about the blade leaning towards the rear of the cut?. I generally cut tenon cheeks on the table saw after cutting the tenon shoulders.
I use this fixture for the cheeks
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Try cross cutting a 2X4 to see if the bandsaw blade exits the cut evenly from top to bottom. It should.
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Dug through my in progress reorganization to get the manual. In mine it is on page 27.

See below.
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Remember the wheel and blade is 'canted'! As such, the blade at the bottom of the workpiece leads the top.
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