As the fence got two lock downs, one at each end for this table saw Bosch DC010 4100 SERIES
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your question is not clear.What do you mean-2 lockdowns? the fence or the digital cartridge?
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when you use the front lock it automatically polls against the back and it locked down there also so it's extremely secure. Please let me know if you have any other questions the digital gauges quite nice and accurate the only problem that I've ever had with it is static electricity in the dry air of Arizona
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Hi. The previous responses about the blade lock and/or seating the blade may be the problem. Another thought was that the blades are not the "t" type blades required for the saw. I have had no problems with my saw and really like it.
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Bob's answer is the first line of defense. I've also experienced that with the blade height adjustment, especially if you rip a lot of mdf. If it's that way out of the box, I'd ask "Is it sticky when the fence is removed?" If not, I'd adjust the back setscrew on the fence rails as one rail is probably fighting the other. Mine is as smooth as glass, so it's not systemic.
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I have had to use 2 pair of channel locks on each side of the chuck one time.
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down position ready for any bump to shut off the machine, i mounted it knee level for my table saw works great
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I had a similar problem on my Bosch which resulted in me removing the laser from my saw and going back to the stock washer and bolt. Sorry I don't have a better answer; I was not happy with the blade stalling in the middle of cuts and didn't take time to chase the issue.
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I'm assuming you mean the "cut line " on the table. Make sure the spacers on the arbor are in the correct order. Maybe yours was shipped with out the correct ones. If all else fails, return it. This is a great saw
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I had an old Vega fence that I liked very much. With a little drilling I easily mounted it to the new SawStop -- which, incidentally is a great saw.
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Apparently it got out of adjustment. You have to adjust and lock down the adjustment before using the saw. It's the same as a regular chain saw but electric. Same care must be taken.
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Mine too Im on my second saw just for that part. Design flaw hardened medal is needed with that high stress load. Sharp blades help . Icut 2 cords a week with mine t
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I have a Dewalt router so I can't answer. I can say, that after about 9 months of regular use, the Bench Dog is a wonderful addition to my table saw bed. I now use the router a lot and for things that I either didn't consider or in replacement of saw functions. I don't use the fence that came with it because the saw fence is much better. Drop the router and it's out of the way for sawing. Couldn't be simpler.
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Fence is moved as one piece. On that one piece are 2 adjustable sacrificial fences that move the width of the table independently. Included are plastic shims to place behind these fences to create an offset so you can use as a jointer. Not a bad little table that has its pluses and minuses. Dust collection is ok and it is also kind of small. It does the job and is insert is easily adjusted. The fence forward-rearward adjustment is a bit clumsy and there are a lot of piece attached to the fingerboards that can get annoying. i do not have any flatness issues. Not sure there is a better option for the price. Just remember the size limitations. Fence is moved as one piece. On that one piece are 2 adjustable sacrificial fences that move the width of the table independently. Included are plastic shims to place behind these fences to create an offset so you can use as a jointer. Not a bad little table that has its pluses and minuses. Dust collection is ok and it is also kind of small. It does the job and is insert is easily adjusted. The fence forward-rearward adjustment is a bit clumsy and there are a lot of piece attached to the fingerboards that can get annoying. i do not have any flatness issues. Not sure there is a better option... » Read More Fence is moved as one piece. On that one piece are 2 adjustable sacrificial fences that move the width of the table independently. Included are plastic shims to place behind these fences to create an offset so you can use as a jointer. Not a bad little table that has its pluses and minuses. Dust collection is ok and it is also kind of small. It does the job and is insert is easily adjusted. The fence forward-rearward adjustment is a bit clumsy and there are a lot of piece attached to the fingerboards that can get annoying. i do not have any flatness issues. Not sure there is a better option for the price. Just remember the size limitations. « Show Less
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I would not recommend using other brand saws because the locking clamp devise on the GTA500 was specially made to lock down the Bosch table saw. The locking devise might not be compatible with other brand saws.
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There must be a way to tighten it. My saw is working well still. It got knocked down by a large wind gust, and broke the table. Jet sent me replacement parts. It seamed like it lost cutting power. It turned out that I had the belt too loose. A little tightening, and everything works like new. Open the white cover that covers the blade pulley. That should let you see if their is some bolts to tighten down the guide assembly. My saw is in my classroom, and I am off for summer, or I would go look. Here is a schematic of the saw. Copy it and then magnify it so you can see the assembly. http://www.ereplacementparts.com/jet-jwbs10os-707200-10inch-band-saw-parts-c-32652_32684_155038.html There must be a way to tighten it. My saw is working well still. It got knocked down by a large wind gust, and broke the table. Jet sent me replacement parts. It seamed like it lost cutting power. It turned out that I had the belt too loose. A little tightening, and everything works like new. Open the white cover that covers the blade pulley. That should let you see if their is some bolts to tighten down the guide assembly. My saw is in my classroom, and I am off for summer, or I would go look. Here is a schematic of the saw. Copy it and then magnify it so you can see the assembly.... » Read More There must be a way to tighten it. My saw is working well still. It got knocked down by a large wind gust, and broke the table. Jet sent me replacement parts. It seamed like it lost cutting power. It turned out that I had the belt too loose. A little tightening, and everything works like new. Open the white cover that covers the blade pulley. That should let you see if their is some bolts to tighten down the guide assembly. My saw is in my classroom, and I am off for summer, or I would go look. Here is a schematic of the saw. Copy it and then magnify it so you can see the assembly. http://www.ereplacementparts.com/jet-jwbs10os-707200-10inch-band-saw-parts-c-32652_32684_155038.html « Show Less
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I have the Bosch RA1181 table and use the Kreg featherboards. Maybe I have an updated fence, but they fit fine.
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There are attachments that regulate the length of the cut. I think 9 different lengths
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On my table saw, I have to hold the button in for about a second or two--until the saw comes up to speed. If I don't hold if long enough and then try to press it again quickly, it will trip the circuit.