So then the options are to use the existing one as a template and cut/grind my own, or use the existing one. And any searches I've done have been worthless.
The issue with the manual is that it doesn't tell of other available knives. Thing is, it states, and the rivng knife does too, 0.094" min kerf and 0.67" max body thickness. I don't have a jointer.īut those rips aren't why I want the flat grind.Īaah, ok yes I did see that. Last one was the end of an 8' piece and I couldn't safely and securely keep it hard up against the fence for the last 4-6". Granted, I just ripped some 2x3s (though only 1/16th) with my OE blade and got this. Don't really care for ripping, more wanted the wider flat grind blade for certain joints.
Thanks! Mind providing the link? I was trying to search for alternate part numbers for my saw and couldn't find any good results. So, they provide an empirical way to test the knife, in the event that the dimensions of the blade aren't known.īut if you measure it, or the manufacturer provides a specification on the body thickness, and the body is thinner than the riving knife, you're OK. Knife selection before attempting another cut. Repeat steps 1-4 to make the proper riving Turn unit off and disconnect machine from power Material is encountered as it reaches the riving knife, IMPORTANT: If any dragging or binding of the Made in step 2 to confirm the correct riving knife Slide the riving knife through the shallow cut Make a shallow cut in scrap material and measureĤ.
Measure the body thickness of the blade.Ģ. 28Īnd kerf width dimensions are not provided, use theįollowing procedure to determine the correct rivingġ. Dewalt says this about sizing the riving knife:Īll DEWALT blade body thickness and kerf widths are provided at If a different blade is used and the body thickness FIG.
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