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trunnion trouble, or, why can't I adjust my tablesaw?
Hi, folks,
Using lots of advice I've found on this group, I set about adjusting my Grizzly contractor tablesaw to correct its extreme blade heel problem--the back of the blade was over to the left at least 1/4 inch more than the front of the blade! I loosened the two back trunnion bolts and whacked, to no avail. I loosened one of the front ones--still no better. I have now loosened all four. The whole assemble is will move around, but it seems to be moving AROUND a point at the front of the blade. In other words, I can push the back of the blade (via the trunnions below) and move the assembly and the blade back and forth--but it's basically pivoting at the front of the blade. Just moving the back doesn't make enough of a correction. I need to move the front one way and the back the other, but the front doesn't seem to want to move. Can anyone offer any advice? Thanks! DS |
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