: Can't tell you that it was all that true. Used the saw's adjustable fence
: against the long feed fence to get it close, but had to back it off
: afterwards, as it's lock lever was imposing on my feed fence. Checked it
: w/ a 48" drywall square, but it can only get you so close.

: I went w/ a fresh 7 1/4" (24T) blade, instead of a 10", and had the
: blade just clear the top of the board. Having the feed board stop at the
: point of cut, it left for minimal contact w/ the blade. My cuts came off
: pretty-darned consistent (by feel and by caliper). If my angle of attack
: was off at all, I don't think it showed in the results. I'd agree w/ Et,
: even though cedar cuts like butter, a good sharp blade can be your best
: asset for consistent cuts. (thanks Et for the jpeg link info!, I'll give
: it a shot. The pic is residue from enough strips for three Guilly's, and
: does not include the routers B/C chips).

: Todd

Obviously, I'm still not getting the image link right. Did as you said Et, looked as though it should'a worked. Sorry.