: Thanks for the answer.
: But my saw (Skill) was almost new and hardly used. I did find it
: difficult to set the fence straight and now suddenly I
: understand what happened beside the sawdust running between
: fence and board. I tried to use the tooths of the saw as a
: reference but they are not all to the same side. I should have
: used the blade itself for straightness and one teeth for
: thickness. I will give it an other try because i like the idea
: and hate saw tables.

: Greetings Daan

Is your blade running straight? Runout (or wobble) is a common problem, sometimes caused by dirt between the blade and the saw arbor. The easiest way to check is to cut a short way into a piece of hardwood, then fit the cut over the blade. If there is any slack then there is runout. This should also be checked on a table saw, which is a lot easier as you can use a dial gauge.