I have a table saw (contractor) made by Emerson that is 5 yrs. old and the blade is 6 thousanths off in the back then it is in the front. I tried to move the trunion in the back and can't get it to be dead on any suggestions. I don't have the owners manual.
I not so sure that you really need it any closer that that for most work. As long as your stock is not coming into contact with the back of the blade, you should be alright. I just measured my blade and it also is off .006 from front to back, yet, I can make invisible miter cuts with it the way it currently is setup.
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