There is an unacceptable amount of slop between the miter guage and miter guage channel. How can this be remedied?
1966702
You could buy a $3000 cabinet saw and they all come with cheap miter gauges. Buy an aftermarket one where you can adjust the track to fit the groove. Even better make or buy a sled. Probably the only saw that comes with a decent one is Powermatic but again 4xs the price.
1966703
I applied a strip of UHMW tape to both sides of the miter gauge bar and that helped fill in the gap and prevent the gauge from shifting back and forth. It runs alot smoother now.
1966704
Need to purchase Incra miter Gauge V 27 Has adjustments for miter gauge to be tight in slot, Take a look at one and you will see what i mean, I know they always just you some type of miter gauges with any table saw you purchase, No matter brand of manufacturer, Once you use Incra miter gauge you will know what i mean , And the adjustments Wow , Check it out, Sometimes we have to add to are tools add this.
1417588
I had the same problem and have not found a good solution yet. I even tried using a knife to narrow the 3.5 mm plug with no luck. This is a big drawback to the Maxboost. Please let me know if you find a good solution.
396368
I had real problems with this tool because the oval piece (like a washer) the the slot rides on was too narrow to be a tight fit - therefore, there was 'slop' in the tool - 2.5 degrees of slop.I think the actual _sensor_ was _very_ accurate - a fraction of a degree.I _almost_ tried to fix it by hammering or otherwise widening the "washer" - just a small metal piece that connects the sensor to the actual steel - but, in the end, I returned this item, and got a competitors product, which did not have this issue.Now, if you're always turning it against the washer in the same direction, it would work repeatably - but - this was a deal breaker for me. I had real problems with this tool because the oval piece (like a washer) the the slot rides on was too narrow to be a tight fit - therefore, there was 'slop' in the tool - 2.5 degrees of slop.I think the actual _sensor_ was _very_ accurate - a fraction of a degree.I _almost_ tried to fix it by hammering or otherwise widening the "washer" - just a small metal piece that connects the sensor to the actual steel - but, in the end, I returned this item, and got a competitors product, which did not have this issue.Now, if you're always turning it... » Read More I had real problems with this tool because the oval piece (like a washer) the the slot rides on was too narrow to be a tight fit - therefore, there was 'slop' in the tool - 2.5 degrees of slop.I think the actual _sensor_ was _very_ accurate - a fraction of a degree.I _almost_ tried to fix it by hammering or otherwise widening the "washer" - just a small metal piece that connects the sensor to the actual steel - but, in the end, I returned this item, and got a competitors product, which did not have this issue.Now, if you're always turning it against the washer in the same direction, it would work repeatably - but - this was a deal breaker for me. « Show Less
410589
Probably contact the manufacturer. I've had mine for years and haven't had that problem, but if I did, that is what I would do.
531625
Yes. What I did was took the guide bar off and used a sanding disk (a belt sander would work also, just be careful that you don't sand your fingers) and sanded off enough to make it fit the miter channel.
1965580
I had the same problem, and it's because that Houzer is meant for SS sinks. I have a cast iron sink and had the same problem, so I returned it.
2277499
I ran into the same problem, and solved it by cutting a piece of 1" PVC , which has a OD of1 1/4 , and slipping it over the Antenna mounting stub. It wasn't a tight fit, but a couple of wraps of electrical tape made it snug up pretty well. I did the same thing on the outside of the PVC until the fit into the mounting arm was snug. It worked well, and hasn't had any problems, even after some realy fierce storms.Do yourself a favor and pre-assemble the antenna onto the arm before getting on the ladder. I did it the hard way, at the top of the ladder. Found out that only one u-clamp could be used, instead of two. I ran into the same problem, and solved it by cutting a piece of 1" PVC , which has a OD of1 1/4 , and slipping it over the Antenna mounting stub. It wasn't a tight fit, but a couple of wraps of electrical tape made it snug up pretty well. I did the same thing on the outside of the PVC until the fit into the mounting arm was snug. It worked well, and hasn't had any problems, even after some realy fierce storms.Do yourself a favor and pre-assemble the antenna onto the arm before getting on the ladder. I did it the hard way, at the top of the ladder. Found out that only one u-clamp could... » Read More I ran into the same problem, and solved it by cutting a piece of 1" PVC , which has a OD of1 1/4 , and slipping it over the Antenna mounting stub. It wasn't a tight fit, but a couple of wraps of electrical tape made it snug up pretty well. I did the same thing on the outside of the PVC until the fit into the mounting arm was snug. It worked well, and hasn't had any problems, even after some realy fierce storms.Do yourself a favor and pre-assemble the antenna onto the arm before getting on the ladder. I did it the hard way, at the top of the ladder. Found out that only one u-clamp could be used, instead of two. « Show Less
2152101
your problem is the adjustable gate on the overflow try lowering a couple of notches that should do the trick,
324941
I have this exact same problem.. I will go try with a shorter smaller gauge cord and report back.
1790691
Call the manufacturer. I called them with a similar question and spoke to a lovely woman who helped me correct my issue.
2202757
That's happened to me in the past and stemmed from the trap components being bent slightly out of alignment. I corrected it by observing where the friction/contact is occurring, and with a pair of pliers bending things very gently until the contact is eliminated.
1614026
I have snipe on the leading edge, start with a scrap piece the same thickness and push the good piece right behind it. This fixed my problem.
2085789
Sorry, I have no idea. I haven't had any problems. Maybe Hansgrohe would be able to tell you and may even replace the part. Good luck.
787192
we had to adjust ours as well...make sure the stream area is clean...nothing blocking it, good luck!
1817976
I'm seeing the rails having a depth of about 12 inches, so you might have to look for another solution.
1272280
Use the rear tray for heavier stock and make sure the stock is curved slightly away from you (towards the back tray). Might help the smudging issue.
1615740
Yes, same problem... One solution is to put a wrap of electrical tape over the black plastic top to fill the gap and create some friction to prevent it sliding out.