How to align TS-75

[daveva]

Well I dropped my TS-75 off the table now it's out of line. Is there an instructional video or written information on how to realign it

 

[sancho57]

If yer talking about adj the toe in

Might be in your owners manual or in the ts55 supplemental manual

 

[Crazyraceguy]

How for off is it? I guess it's possible that you just knocked it over some in it's calibration/adjustment space, but the TS-75 is a fairly heavy tool. It might need to be sent in for service.

 

[daveva]

Thanks for the replies. It didn't knock it off too far maybe a 1/6th of an inch or so. I noticed after I dropped it when I used the guide rail that it recut the guide strip and was cut very close to the edge of the rail. It also seems to be toed.

 

[Crazyraceguy]

I hope that was supposed to by 1/16, not 1/6?
Sounds like it, if it is just cutting deeper into the strip. So, yeah that should be within the range of adjustment. Good luck, I hope it works out for you.

 

[jcrowe1950]

Well I dropped my TS-75 off the table now it's out of line. Is there an instructional video or written information on how to realign it

  You might have a look at Rick Christopherson's supplemental manuals.....I used them to align my TS55 to my TS75. Off the top of my head, I remember some four screws that when loosened allow you to move to saw body with relationship to the base plate. What I did was to put a new splinterguard on my rail and make a cut with the TS75....then leaving the rail on the material being cut, align the saw body to the base plate....I'd think if you have a guide rail that was working before, you could use the same technique to fix the problem.

 

[sancho57]

Thanks for the replies. It didn't knock it off too far maybe a 1/6th of an inch or so. I noticed after I dropped it when I used the guide rail that it recut the guide strip and was cut very close to the edge of the rail. It also seems to be toed.

It’s supposed to be toed in. If memory serves my senile butt, I think the toe in is about .014
Check the manual for exact toe allowed