I've got a pretty nice Starrett dial indicator and a magnetic base but
I've found that I get good results by using a simple combo square.

I mark a tooth with a magic marker and check it where it would enter
and leave a cut, with the blade run high.

It's fast and simple.

I find that the Unisaw stays put pretty much, once it's been set, as
opposed to the Delta Contractors Saw that I had before, which needed
to be reset maybe once a month, in a shop where it was used maybe
twenty to thirty hours a week.

As always, YMMV.



Tom Watson - WoodDorker
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