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  1.    Canute reacted to a post in a topic: Byrnes saw fence advice sought
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  8. geneinmurphy
    Roger….do you have a link to the fence alignment article by Jim? Thanks!
  9. geneinmurphy
    Good idea…..thanks!
  10. geneinmurphy
    Thanks….will check it out….
  11. geneinmurphy
    Need some advice regarding the Byrnes table saw fence, please. When cutting a thin piece of cypress wood apx 12” long, the front end of the cut piece was about .05” wider than the back end. By eyesight, the fence appeared parallel to the miter slot but actually is off some. As advised, I tighted the front fence screw before the back. How can I get a more parallel cut on my wood? Tighten one fence screw first, then manually adjust the fence before tightening the other screw?? I am trying to get a parallel width of .735” on wood that is .20” thick. Thanks for any tips!
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  14. geneinmurphy
    I just bought a new 18” Byrnes table saw and was wondering if anyone had plans/designs for a rear extension table for using when cutting longer pieces of wood? Thanks!
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  17. geneinmurphy
    Thanks, Jim!
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  19. geneinmurphy
    Yes. How do you recommend doing it without a jig to get the same width? Thanks... Probably 1/8”.....
  20. geneinmurphy
    Yes. How do you recommend doing it without a jig to get the same width? Thanks...
  21. geneinmurphy
    For repetitive thin strips...
  22. geneinmurphy
    Jim....any chance in the future of having a thin strip ripping jig as an option? Thanks!
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  24. geneinmurphy
    jimbyr......what is the price for the extended version of your table saw? Thanks!

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