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Table - feed end is 1/2 inch lower than output end
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 5:19 pm
by robertroy
Need help from someone in the San Diego Area
My worktable slants up 1/2 inch from the feed end to the output end.
As a result my extension tables do not align to my worktable. The worktable guides are not aligned with the extension table. My fence will not slide from the worktable to the extension table.
If anyone has a solution to this aalignment problem, I would be very grateful for your advice.
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 5:22 pm
by algale
Model number? 500? 510? 520?
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 5:53 pm
by SDSSmith
robertroy wrote:Need help from someone in the San Diego Area
My worktable slants up 1/2 inch from the feed end to the output end.
As a result my extension tables do not align to my worktable. The worktable guides are not aligned with the extension table. My fence will not slide from the worktable to the extension table.
If anyone has a solution to this aalignment problem, I would be very grateful for your advice.
I am going to assume that you have a model 500. If this is the case, installing part 142 in
this diagram upside down can cause the table to tilt front to back. There is a round protuberance that needs to face away from the table.
BTW, I am in the San Diego area. If you would like to contact me my email address is below.
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 6:52 pm
by reible
SDSSmith wrote:I am going to assume that you have a model 500. If this is the case, installing part 142 in
this diagram upside down can cause the table to tilt front to back. There is a round protuberance that needs to face away from the table.
BTW, I am in the San Diego area. If you would like to contact me my email address is below.
Hey that is what I was going to post! Not the part about about San Diego but the part about the part that might be upside down. That seems to be the most logical solution so the best I can say is I'll second that diagnosis.
Let me add welcome to the forum
robertroy!
Ed
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 7:18 pm
by JPG
And the word 'top' on that bump refers to its position when being installed with the table top resting on a horizontal surface. i.e. when being used with the table in its normal top surface 'up', that bump points 'down'.
Yes it is confusing!;)
FWIW yer lucky that part is not broken(over tightening the mounting screws with that bump facing the bottom of the table can result in breaking that part).
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 7:18 pm
by SDSSmith
reible wrote:Hey that is what I was going to post! Not the part about about San Diego but the part about the part that might be upside down. That seems to be the most logical solution so the best I can say is I'll second that diagnosis.
Let me add welcome to the forum robertroy!
Ed
Were you going to use the word protuberance too?:p