GOINGMAKE Table Saw Dial Indicator Gauge
Measures blade and fence against the miter slot.
- Dial
- 0.01 mm resolution
- Reach
- 4 to 8.85 in
- Miter bar
- Adjustable rings for a no-slop fit
- Checks
- Blade to miter slot, rip fence to miter slot
Description
Description
Two questions about a table saw decide whether its cuts come out square: is the blade parallel to the miter slot, and is the rip fence? The Table Saw Dial Indicator Gauge answers both with a dial that reads in 0.01 mm. Run it before a cabinet job and after any blade change.
Slide the bar into a 3/4 in wide miter slot and turn its two rings until there is no slop. Touch the dial to one tooth of the blade near the front, zero it, then slide the gauge to the back and read the difference. Do the same against the rip fence. The extra support base keeps the gauge flat as it travels.
The reach adjusts from 4 to 8.85 in, which puts the dial against a blade or a fence at different distances from the slot. It also works on a band saw or router table with the same slot width. One gauge can then square up every machine in the shop that has a 3/4 in slot.
Specifications
The GOINGMAKE Table Saw Dial Indicator Gauge, by the numbers
| Dial | 0.01 mm resolution |
|---|---|
| Reach | 4 to 8.85 in |
| Miter bar | Adjustable rings for a no-slop fit |
| Checks | Blade to miter slot, rip fence to miter slot |
| Works on | Table saw, band saw, router table |
| Material | Aluminum alloy |
The Table Saw Dial Indicator Gauge sits with 3 other jigs on the saw jigs and guides shelf of the GOINGMAKE catalog.
Questions
Questions about the GOINGMAKE Table Saw Dial Indicator Gauge
Will the GOINGMAKE dial indicator gauge fit your table saw slot?
It fits a 3/4 in wide miter slot, which most table saws have. Two rings on the bar take out the slop, so the reading reflects the blade and not the bar moving.
Can you align your rip fence with the GOINGMAKE dial indicator?
Yes. Touch the dial to the fence face at the front of the table, zero it, slide the gauge back along the slot and adjust the fence until the reading holds.
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