Rip Fence on TS3650

[SteveBeatz]

Well I spent 4hours trying to adjust my rip fence but for some reason its not straight. its a bit off and slants like this / not that much but you get the point. So everytime I make cuts I have to push the top of the rip fence and loock it so its striaght which is annoying:( I'm frustrated I took it all apart aligned rails bout 4x still nothing. I noticed the rip fence has some space in it to move around but when i tighten it to much it wont move at all. Anyone in socal willing to come align it all? I will pay you or buy lunch whatever :) Thanks for any help.

[SteveBeatz]

Figured it out. :D

[chrisexv6]

For the good of the community, could you explain what the solution was?

Thanks.

[TENdriver]

Yes, I just purchased one of these and I'd be curious about what the solution was.

[BadgerDave]

For the good of the community, could you explain what the solution was?

Thanks.

Wild guess but I'll bet he found the solution in the Owners Manual.

[SteveBeatz]

Yes no problem sharing how I fixed it well I unloosend the 4 bolts as showin in picture below and just adjusted it a bit and tightend it. And lucky me It fixed it:) now it rips perfectly straight. Hopefully this helps someone else.
http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/8097/ridgidripfenceclose.gif

[gt900]

I had the same saw problem that the fence was not aligned with the miter slot edge. Loosen the 4 bolts and then line it up with the miter slot push a little on the front of the fence towards rear of the saw and tighten the bolts.