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Table saw blade height gauge
Made one myself using a piece of 4/4 oak 2" wide. I took the time to set
the blade heights VERY precisely in 1/8 increments with my dial indicator and then cut slots from 1" to 1/8. Now I can set the blade height dead accurately in seconds. Cost me nada...except for an hour of my time. |
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