In this video, I’m upgrading my new jobsite table saw to boost precision and get cleaner, more accurate cuts. I’ll start by swapping the factory multi-material blade with a fine woodworking blade and testing both blades on softwood and hardwood to see the difference in cut quality. Then, I’m upgrading the mitre gauge with a metal one that fits perfectly in the slots and has positive stops for repeatable, accurate angle settings. Finally, since the manufacturer hasn’t released a zero-clearance insert yet, I’ll show you how I use zero-clearance tape as a temporary solution to reduce tear-out and keep small fragments from falling into the saw.
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Upgrades Covered in This Video:
Blade Upgrade - Multi-material blade vs. fine woodworking blade test on hardwood and softwood.
Mitre Gauge Upgrade - Replacing the original gauge with a more stable metal gauge for precise angle cuts.
Zero-Clearance Tape - DIY workaround for cleaner cuts until zero-clearance inserts become available.
Watch the video to see how these upgrades transform my jobsite table saw into a precision woodworking tool. Whether you’re looking for better cut quality, enhanced accuracy, or ways to make your jobsite saw more versatile, this video covers it all.
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