claya
Cast Iron
- Joined
- Aug 6, 2006
- Location
- california
We do a fair amount of protos where the stock is larger than the chuck through hole. So have to pre-cut stock to length. And my cutoff saw does not always cut perfectly perpendicular. Are there some old school tricks to centering stock close to minimal runout in the chuck?
I currently set the tool to the stock diameter, and use a square on the opposing/adjacent jaw. Am wondering there is a better way?
If the cutoff saw is not cutting perpendicular in the vertical, does that mean the blade is dull, or the tension or speed is off?
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I currently set the tool to the stock diameter, and use a square on the opposing/adjacent jaw. Am wondering there is a better way?
If the cutoff saw is not cutting perpendicular in the vertical, does that mean the blade is dull, or the tension or speed is off?
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