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Excalibur Issue


oldhudson

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1 hour ago, oldhudson said:

I have a newer Excalibur. For the first time I tried to cut a bevel, the blade is scrapping against the throat. If anyone has ideas of what I've done wrong or what's up with the saw - I can use the help. I can post pics if it will help.....

Thanks for reading.

Berry can you get someone to turn the table while you watch what is going on? It must be under the table or you could see it your self. I have an EX but I have not turned the table.

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Berry, my EX did this a couple of times over the years, sometimes reloading the blade will make a difference. Another thing that might help, you could loosen the table bolts on the front of the saw and push the table in the opposite direction of the scrape. Just loosen the bolts, don't remove them completely. Another fix, push the top arm over into the opposite direction of the scrape, you don't have to push it to hard just push it.

Len

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14 hours ago, Lucky2 said:

Berry, my EX did this a couple of times over the years, sometimes reloading the blade will make a difference. Another thing that might help, you could loosen the table bolts on the front of the saw and push the table in the opposite direction of the scrape. Just loosen the bolts, don't remove them completely. Another fix, push the top arm over into the opposite direction of the scrape, you don't have to push it to hard just push it.

Len

That worked great Len. I loosened the four bolts (and let me say they were really tight) but then the table moved easily to the side, clearing the blade. Re-tightened the bolts and moved on.

Many thanks!!  If your ever in St. Paul I'll buy the beer.

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On 10/14/2017 at 1:06 PM, oldhudson said:

That worked great Len. I loosened the four bolts (and let me say they were really tight) but then the table moved easily to the side, clearing the blade. Re-tightened the bolts and moved on.

Many thanks!!  If your ever in St. Paul I'll buy the beer.

I'm in Fort Lauderdale and could use a cold one myself.LOL

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