How to Install a Wixey Digital Fence Readout on a table saw
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- In this video I show you how I installed the Wixey Digital Fence Readout on my Harvey table saw. It's a really easy and straight forward install that could lead to a much more actuate saw. Will I trust this vs using a rule or tape measure for every cut...probably not, but getting closer to my cut will lead to quicker more accurate cuts.
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Links for products used in this video:
Wixey Saw Fence Digital Readout : bit.ly/3Q1bhgM
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I knew you'd have no issues with that setup!
The nicest thing about the Wixey gauge is the fact you can recalibrate it at any time by the same method you showed.
You can also switch it over to INCREMENTAL mode and re-zero for bump adjustments (I want to add a 1/64th or 0,2mm to that...) without changing the ABSOLUTE mode. press the button to switch between the two modes. A single press of the zero button only affects the incremental mode. You have to push and hold to re-zero the absolute mode, so it's more difficult to screw it up!
Yeah it’s a pretty neat little piece of kit! I’ll enjoy seeing how close I am to being exact for all my cuts now
Nice video, looks like a great addition for a table saw. Can I ask you if you use much and do you find it accurate still?
Looks like you are building the Batman of table saws there. Just hope you don’t get a Dent in that Harvey.
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Oh, dad!
@@philthompson you know it!
I will allow it because puns are hilarious.
@@KeyWoodworks thank you! I get told all the time that puns aren’t funny. Then I have to remind my wife that she married this.
Sup nick how you liking the new saw?
It’s awesome
Nick, I just set up my Harvey 4HP tablesaw a little over a week ago. I have installed the jessem clear cut as well. I agree with you that this thing is awesome! So smooth so quiet. I also have their dust collector which is also an incredible piece of machinery and so quiet.
I wonder if you might give us a quick video on your outfeed/work table looks like you’ve got an MFT going on. Anyway, it looks like we have a similar set up and I would be interested to hear a bit more of what you’ve done and what you plan to do
Hey awesome! Yeah it’s a great saw and I’m currently looking to make room for their dust processor too! My outfeed/assembly table is a mft style and has been awesome for holding stuff for jointer and assembly.
@@KeyWoodworks I’m in a little 20 x 20 shop. And I’m looking at having an Assembly table near the front entrance where I bring in my materials. I’m thinking I can break them down with my track saw and then get them over to the tablesaw.
Do you like having your assembly table acting as your outfeed table? I’ve got a 20 x 60 heavy top workbench that I was thinking of using as my outfeed so that I can pull it away from the tablesaw when I actually need to use it as a workbench.
But it sounds like the assembly outfeed combo is working well for you
Why not mention how much it cost?
The Wixey is a great unit that I have used for over a decade. I hate the blade calibration method and use a different way. Set the fence anywhere, rip a stable hardwood, and zero the Wixey. Measure the ripped board and back up the fence to negative that measurement. Zero the Wixey again and done. It really is a reliable device that I trust much more than my eyes on the ruler.
Wow thanks for that tip
So true about those 10mm. Your getting that baby tricked out.
A few more months and hopefully I’ll be placing my order. Can’t stop thinking about it.lol
10mm is the most elusive mm! You’re gonna love that saw when it get to you!
Nice video. Seems like it will be a handy tool. As you said depends on if the calibration holds.
Thanks! Yeah we shall see!