Thanks for the replys , Biesemeyer fence, aligned like a machinist would, Kreg miter gauge, Freud blades 60 and 80 (been cutting Melamine) and countless hours, and new hardware to put this saw in tip top shape. Have ripped a couple poplar and pine boards..pretty sweet. So it's not really a saw issue at this point. I know if I scrap something out it's me...not the saw

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OK so I been a Machinist most of my life, just bought a new Delta tablesaw for home improvement" noise reduction"..any body know of good sites for tips, tricks and or first aid. Seriously, say you're ripping a 3/4 board, with a 36 combo blade, how far should the blade be proud of the board? does it have anything to do with gullet depth? Maybe I'm thinking to hard here but...

From my experience. you will not get a true square, or hex they will tend to spiral on you, did run some production on .156 +/-.002 hexes, day in day out, must control hole size. Gotta play with it. But yeah it can be done with a Slater or sim tool. We ended up makin our own.

The can of worms is now "OPEN"

For contours, click on Geometry, right click chain, start point. Then use popup menu for point.

Are you by any chance running CCS?

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Settings>Configuraion>Converters

Is "M198" a valid code? Never saw that before.

Trying to create a bounding box on a SW file from customer, creating a cylindrical BB, but it is to large (dia.) must be some geometry floatin around, but I can't find anything. File on FTP site OMTECOFAN.MCX.

Both! A SW model from customer to be turned (and milled) into a real life physical fan.

I mean to check to see if spacing is symetrical, all blades evenly spaced. Most automotive fans are not due to harmonic vibration.

Anybody know of a way to check the radial spacing of 9 blades?

Google "CPUID" for free software downloads