Thinking about getting this to have around for the next time I
disassemble clean & grease my saw.
http://www.ptreeusa.com/tablesaw_products.htm#PALS

Wouldn't I need two sets (4 total)? Reason I ask is in order to get
my Jet contractor aligned I need to wedge the front trunnion all the
way left before bringing the rear almost all the way right.

You get two....what you need.

RayV wrote:

Thinking about getting this to have around for the next time I
disassemble clean & grease my saw.
http://www.ptreeusa.com/tablesaw_products.htm#PALS

Wouldn't I need two sets (4 total)? Reason I ask is in order to get
my Jet contractor aligned I need to wedge the front trunnion all the
way left before bringing the rear almost all the way right.

On May 3, 10:31 am, Pat Barber wrote:
You get two....what you need.



RayV wrote:
Thinking about getting this to have around for the next time I
disassemble clean & grease my saw.
http://www.ptreeusa.com/tablesaw_products.htm#PALS

Wouldn't I need two sets (4 total)? Reason I ask is in order to get
my Jet contractor aligned I need to wedge the front trunnion all the
way left before bringing the rear almost all the way right.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


Go to www.in-lineindustries.com who is the maker of the PALS and Dubby
Jig. I installed a set on my old Craftsman contractors saw years
ago. It called for installation on the rear trunions only. I am sure
that if you have a question with regard to your situation he will be
able to answer it.