For a cheap and dirty substitute for a dial indicator, clamp a hardwood rod with a rounded tip to your miter gauge so it's quite close to, but not touching the blade, and use a feeler gauge between...
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For a cheap and dirty substitute for a dial indicator, clamp a hardwood rod with a rounded tip to your miter gauge so it's quite close to, but not touching the blade, and use a feeler gauge between...
This has happened to me on several occasions. One common cause that hasn't been mentioned is uneven wear of the bar rails such that one is higher than the other. Take the bar off and remove the...