This versatile and convenient saw that sets up in seconds to cut wood, ceramic tile, plastic, metal and aluminum. The BladeRunner uses standard t-shank jigsaw blades with instant, tool-free blade changes which allows you to go from cutting one material to another quickly and easily.

A table saw that you can take with you to the job or easily move around the workshop. Convenient carry handle makes it easy. Rip, cross, scroll, and miter cuts are all possible thanks to the standard guard and riving knife system. Wood, ceramic, plastic, aluminum, and metal.

In 1966, Rockwell invented the world's first power miter saw. In 1981, Rockwell's power tool group was acquired by Pentair and re-branded Delta Machinery. In 2004, Pentair's Tools group was acquired by Black & Decker.

What you want to do is you want to replace the table plate lower the arm. And get cutting. Now if you want to replace that blade. Again then use your holder push.

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And let the fun. Begin. Well congratulations you've completed the most challenging part of this project. And the Blade Runner I can say made short work of cutting out this plot.

And even better the vacuum hose attachment allows you to hook up any shop-vac. Directly to the blade runner'. Eliminating. All the mess. There's no cleanup necessary.

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But the old Delta and Rockwell Contractor Saws are quite accurate and reliable. They have the standard 3/4 X 3.8 miter slots and many of the newer saws don't seem to have this. This is very important if you will be using any table saw jigs, since most are made to fit this standard sized miter slot.

Turn the gauge on zero. The gauge. Place it on the blade. And check the angle. Again use the bevel handle to adjust the angle the 45 degrees.

Then you should adjust the blade. Until you can cut the circle out with ease and you're not cutting deep into the backer. If it's the opposite. And you were able to weed it out with ease.