On Sun, Mar 20, 2022 at 12:51 PM, Mark Kimball wrote:
The direction of adjustment also doesn't look like it is purely on the horizontal axis, either? I have to conclude that the adjustment done there is normally expected to be quite small, certainly not enough to address my problem.
Yes I agree, the amount of adjustment at this point would be limited by the clearance of the pivot point. However, it would not take much movement in this area to make a significant change at the switch end of the saw. I'd say the movement at the switch end would be about 4 times what you move at the back of the saw. Also, if the jack bolts are installed as indicated in the picture that John posted the adjustment would be purely horizontal (looking down on the saw it would move the switch end of the head left or right. I have no idea what might have moved but if you are seeing a horizontal change near the switch I'm thinking this back adjustment is the only place that will effect this.?
Mark