Table Saw Cut Indicator
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You’re gonna love this tip! Use this simple trick to add a line of cut indicator to your table saw. You’ll see the benefit the next time you’re trying to line up boards with the saw blade to remove an edge. Big benefit: you can do this with the guard on!!
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GREAT IDEA! I will expand on it by marking the left side of the blade too. that way i can use it when crosscutting with the mitre gauge. P.S. A Milwaukee Inksall will lay a better line than the sharpie. try one and you'll never go back to sharpie.
I'd actually inscribe it with the carbide pencil on to the table actually. Markers erase after a while. I do that sometimes in the workshop, but some people don't like to do that on shared tools. Same can, and should be done on miter saws as well imho.