I need to put a note on my table saw bevel adjuster

[turbowagon]

that says "don't forget to readjust the miter gauge"

(cut into my incra miter gauge last night while cutting some celtic knot segments)

 

[Steve Busey]

Ouch! Well, if it's any consolation, I've heard it frequently said here: "No pictures, didn't happen!" :wink:

 

[PenTurnerfromMaine]

At least it wasn't your finger

 

[Karin Voorhis]

I think the air was wrong last night. I feel for you.

 

[ed4copies]

that says "don't forget to readjust the miter gauge"

(cut into my incra miter gauge last night while cutting some celtic knot segments)

Solution: Set your gauge so it just misses the blade. Put a red line (or yellow, some highly visible color) right next to the miter adjusting head. Every time you start cutting, make sure you can't see the mark, or it is in the "safe" position.

 

[bgibb42]

Been there, done that. I hate it for you.

 

[byounghusband]

You mean I'm not the only one who has messed up their Incra Miter Guage by not paying attention? I'm in good company now. :bananen_smilies046:

Glad we both have all our fingers attached!!!

that says "don't forget to readjust the miter gauge"

(cut into my incra miter gauge last night while cutting some celtic knot segments)

 

[Fred]

Also you can take a scratch awl and using a straight edge along the saw blade put a scratch all the way across the top of the table saw top thus indicating the inside or outside edge of the blade. This indicates the kerf of the blade don't you know!

This way whatever is OVER the line gets cut off or cut into.