Dave Balderstone wrote:

In article M3nQb.253060$ts4.55713@pd7tw3no, Joe Shmoe
wrote:

I bought it from Lee Valley.

Well, there you go!

Just call them. They'll go out of their way to ensure the base is
working properly for you, and if it isn't I'll bet you $10 they offer
to either replace it or take it back with them paying the shipping.

djb




Yes they will, gotta love those Canadians I'm thinking that the
problem is on my end though. The instructions for assembly were good,
there's just no instructions on how to use it. I know, I know, most of you
wreckers can figure these things out on your own, some of us just need
reassurance every now and then that we've done a setup properly.

I followed T's advice and put my tablesaw on the base. That did a lot to
stop it from moving but the only way I can find to stop it completely is to
put the levelling pads in a fully extended postion. Only problem there
though, is that now the saw is nowhere near 'level'. If I adjust the legs
to make the saw level, there is just way too much movement in the saw.

And now I see it's snowing outside. Great...