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| ====== Ledacraft PS-12 305mm Sliding Panel Table Saw ====== | ====== Ledacraft PS-12 305mm Sliding Panel Table Saw ====== | ||
| - | | Aliases | "the table saw", "PS12" | | + | | Aliases | "the table saw", "PS12" | |
| - | | Other References |<WRAP> | + | | Other References | <WRAP> //[[https://snipe.hsbne.org/|Asset Register]]// //[[https://xero.com/|Xero Asset]]// //[[https://portal.hsbne.org/|Portal]]// [[https://forum.hsbne.org/search?q=table%20saw|Forum Posts]] </WRAP> | |
| - | //[[https://snipe.hsbne.org/|Asset Register]]// | + | | Official Maintainer | Ale Moré | |
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| - | //[[https://xero.com/|Xero Asset]]// | + | |
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| - | //[[https://portal.hsbne.org/|Portal]]// | + | |
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| - | [[https://forum.hsbne.org/search?q=table%20saw|Forum Posts]] | + | |
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| - | </WRAP>| | + | |
| - | | Official Maintainer | Joshua Hogendorn | | + | |
| </WRAP> | </WRAP> | ||
| <WRAP clear></WRAP> | <WRAP clear></WRAP> | ||
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| <WRAP warning 50% round> | <WRAP warning 50% round> | ||
| - | === Usable === | + | ==== Usable ==== |
| The scribing blade mechanism has been removed for servicing. | The scribing blade mechanism has been removed for servicing. | ||
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| ===== Usage ===== | ===== Usage ===== | ||
| + | ====Induction=== | ||
| <WRAP round info 50%> | <WRAP round info 50%> | ||
| **This machine <wrap hi>requires induction</wrap>.** | **This machine <wrap hi>requires induction</wrap>.** | ||
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| * Ale More | * Ale More | ||
| - | === Guidelines === | + | ====Guidelines==== |
| - | == Crosscut Fence Stops == | + | === How to use the microadjustment === |
| - | The crosscut fence stops have been modified to be more accurate and easily corrected if needed. By design, the modification doesn't take into account any adjustments you make using the micro-adjustment. In other words, the bullseye is 100% accurate only when the swivel arm is hard against the fixed part of the stop. Having said that, it doesn't mean that you can't use the micro-adjustment, you just need to plan ahead (which is commonly the case with micro-adjustments). | + | **Note:** To have a better understanding of this technique, you might want to check [[tools:woodshop:tablesaws#crosscut_fence_stops1|the modifications that we made to the endstops]]. |
| + | - With the swivel hard against the stop, set the stop to a dimension that's smaller than the nominal dimension by an amount that you think is suitable (E.g. how much macro-adjustment you need). | ||
| + | - Back the swivel paying attention to the gauge on the micro-adjustment knob and go pass the nominal dimension. | ||
| + | - Take a cut, measure using the method of your preference and adjust accordingly. | ||
| - | {{:tools:woodshop:table_saw_stop_1.jpg?400|}} {{:tools:woodshop:table_saw_stop_2.jpg?400|}} | ||
| ==== Recommended PPE ==== | ==== Recommended PPE ==== | ||
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| ===== Manufacturer ===== | ===== Manufacturer ===== | ||
| - | === Ledacraft === | + | ==== Ledacraft ==== |
| * E sales@ledamachinery.com.au | * E sales@ledamachinery.com.au | ||
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| * [[https://www.ledamachinery.com.au/leda_product/ps-12-1600mm-sliding-table-panel-saw/]] | * [[https://www.ledamachinery.com.au/leda_product/ps-12-1600mm-sliding-table-panel-saw/]] | ||
| - | === Reseller === | + | ==== Reseller ==== |
| * Lance Dargusch | * Lance Dargusch | ||
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| * M 0408 765 922 | * M 0408 765 922 | ||
| - | === Known Identical Models === | + | ==== Known Identical Models ==== |
| * [[https://www.carbatec.com.au/machinery-and-accessories/tablesaws-and-accessories/tablesaws/ts-p1600p]] | * [[https://www.carbatec.com.au/machinery-and-accessories/tablesaws-and-accessories/tablesaws/ts-p1600p]] | ||
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| ===== Modifications / Repair History ===== | ===== Modifications / Repair History ===== | ||
| - | ^ Date ^ Modified By ^ Description ^ Remediation ^ Cost ^ | + | ^ Date ^ Modified By ^ Description ^ Remediation ^ Cost ^ |
| - | | - | Joshua H | Rise/fall and angle handles fell apart | machined some adapters and used a surpus handle from the A331 | <$5 | | + | | - | Joshua H | Rise/fall and angle handles fell apart | machined some adapters and used a surpus handle from the A331 | <$5 | |
| - | | - | Joshua H | Ratcheting handles that secure the sliding table extension broke | replaced by better ones from ebay | ~$40 | | + | | - | Joshua H | Ratcheting handles that secure the sliding table extension broke | replaced by better ones from ebay | ~$40 | |
| - | | - | Joshua H | Angle indication on front inaccurate | shimmed with washers to be accurate | - | | + | | - | Joshua H | Angle indication on front inaccurate | shimmed with washers to be accurate | - | |
| - | | - | Joshua H | Screw for changing scribing blade height was inappropriate and crashing with table surface, and wearing due to flathead design. | Replaced with appropriate grub screw | <$5 | | + | | - | Joshua H | Screw for changing scribing blade height was inappropriate and crashing with table surface, and wearing due to flathead design. | Replaced with appropriate grub screw | <$5 | |
| - | | - | Joshua H | 90º fence stop for sliding table fence deemed unusable | replacement mechanism designed in CAD, machined by members and installed. | - | | + | | - | Joshua H | 90º fence stop for sliding table fence deemed unusable | replacement mechanism designed in CAD, machined by members and installed. | - | |
| - | | - | Craig Hudson | Riving knife always higher than blade, stopping joinery cuts. | Riving knife modified to allow for correct height for joinery | - | | + | | - | Craig Hudson | Riving knife always higher than blade, stopping joinery cuts. | Riving knife modified to allow for correct height for joinery | - | |
| - | | - | Joshua H | Sliding table fence scale hard to make accurate | Stop at end of sliding table fence replaced with wooden block tuned to make the scale on fence accurate | - | | + | | - | Joshua H | Sliding table fence scale hard to make accurate | Stop at end of sliding table fence replaced with wooden block tuned to make the scale on fence accurate | - | |
| - | | - | Joshua H | Sliding table fence angle lock bolt stretched and worn by overtightening | replaced by parts from jig kit | - | | + | | - | Joshua H | Sliding table fence angle lock bolt stretched and worn by overtightening | replaced by parts from jig kit | - | |
| - | | - | Joshua H | Sliding table clamp post unhardened and raising burrs | part hardened by forge cause | - | | + | | - | Joshua H | Sliding table clamp post unhardened and raising burrs | part hardened by forge cause | - | |
| - | | - | Joshua H & Ian Redmond | Rise and fall gear/worm totally worn and failed. | Replacement parts ordered but incorrect due to machine revision. Fix found by rotating gear 180º to unworn section | ~$150 | | + | | - | Joshua H & Ian Redmond | Rise and fall gear/worm totally worn and failed. | Replacement parts ordered but incorrect due to machine revision. Fix found by rotating gear 180º to unworn section | ~$150 | |
| - | | - | Ryan Marple & Ale Moré | Rise and fall gear/worm totally worn and failed. | Parts were milled, specifically, holes were slotted to allow the installation of a different size worm wheel. | -| | + | | - | Ryan Marple & Ale Moré | Rise and fall gear/worm totally worn and failed. | Parts were milled, specifically, holes were slotted to allow the installation of a different size worm wheel. | - | |
| - | | 14/02/2021 | Ryan Marple & Ale Moré | The Crosscut fence was inaccurate since having been fixed in place | Crosscut endstops were modified with a lense for accuracy | -| | + | | 14/02/2021 | Ryan Marple & Ale Moré | The stops couldn't be calibrated with ease | Crosscut endstops were modified with an adjustable bullseye | - | |
| + | | 15/01/2022 | Ale Moré | Planned maintenance | Change the arbour bearings | | | ||
| - | === How to use the microadjustment === | ||
| - | - With the swivel hard against the stop, set the stop to a dimension that's smaller than the nominal dimension by an amount that you think is suitable (E.g. how much macro-adjustment you need). | + | ==== Crosscut Fence Stops ==== |
| - | - Back the swivel paying attention to the gauge on the micro-adjustment knob and go pass the nominal dimension. | + | |
| - | - Take a cut, measure using the method of your preference and adjust accordingly. | + | |
| + | The crosscut fence stops have been modified to be more accurate and easily corrected if needed. By design, the modification doesn't take into account any adjustments you make using the micro-adjustment. In other words, the bullseye is 100% accurate only when the swivel arm is hard against the fixed part of the stop. Having said that, it doesn't mean that you can't use the micro-adjustment, you just need to plan ahead (which is commonly the case with micro-adjustments). | ||
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| + | {{:tools:woodshop:table_saw_stop_1.jpg?400|}} {{:tools:woodshop:table_saw_stop_2.jpg?400|}} | ||
| ===== Accessories ===== | ===== Accessories ===== | ||
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| | Quarterly | Assess and send blades for sharpening | | | Quarterly | Assess and send blades for sharpening | | ||
| | Monthly | Assess sliding table height and angle relative to main table and blade. Nominal 0.05-0.1mm proud of main table, parallel to blade. | | | Monthly | Assess sliding table height and angle relative to main table and blade. Nominal 0.05-0.1mm proud of main table, parallel to blade. | | ||
| + | ====Sharpening log==== | ||
| + | ^ Date ^ Blade ^ Notes ^ | ||
| + | | 13/09/2021 | TCG Acrylic | Sharpen by Brisbane Saw Services | | ||
| + | | 13/09/2021 | TCG (Laminates) | Sharpen by Brisbane Saw Services | | ||
| ===== RACI ===== | ===== RACI ===== | ||
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