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Question: can i order a 5/8 miter slots guide plate for my  grizzly h7583 tenoning jig 3/4' my tablesaw  is 5/8
Document: I had a problem configuring this jig for my vintage 1963 Craftsman left-tilt saw: it's set up for T miter slots and the slots on my saw are straight. After contacting Grizzly, they quickly shipped me the needed straight miter slot guide... free of charge!From a few preliminary cuts, it seems like this jig performs just as well as those offered by other brands and for only half the price.
In contrast to some other reviewers, Grizzly has been extremely accommodating with my problem. Their  tenoning jig arrived, but when assembled, did not mesh with the slot in my table. Micrometer reading showed that their guide bar was o.5 mm wider than the slot in my table. Their guide bar was up to specs; my table was not. Still they took it back, no questions asked.I'm in the market for a table saw. I'll look at Grizzly's for sure.
I love this price for the jig. Get it before they find out they can charge more for it. It did not fit the miter slots in my small Delta table saw. (I knew they wouldnt) Told my wife won't fit and need to by a new table saw. Ha ha. Bought a new Ridgid TS3650 table saw and cut some mighty fine tenons with this out of white oak. Time to turn up the project level 5 notches.
Ordered one of these tenoning jigs and didn't get around to really using it until a year after, in other words out of warranty. When trying to set it up I found that the screw holes in the guide bar were misaligned preventing parallel alignment to the table saw blade. I understood that I waited to check this and didn't consider my error a warranty issue. I called Grizzly to order the guide bar and they indicated that it was on backorder.
Before you put it back together, read the part about adjusting the position of the miter slot guide--you need to have the thing substantially disassembled in order to move the guide, and I'm guessing many people will need to do that step.It's probably a good thing that you had to disassemble it because they didn't really do a decent job of tightening anything down before packing it up anyways.
I had to write Grizzly to get a clarification. Apparently, merely moving the miter guide bar to the alternate setting makes this a jig for a left tilting blade saw. Who knew? Once I was done tinkering with it, it is now an accurate, easy to use piece of machinery.
Received mine today. Discovered the base isn't even close to being flat. It wobbled back and forth on the top of my saw. Measured the gap under one corner and it was .030". That is huge for something that is only 8" on a side. I called Grizzly and a replacement base is on back order and won't be available for about 45 days.I checked the other flat surfaces and they appear to be much flatter.
I will call Grizzly and ask if they have a fix.03/30/2010Grizzley Tech support has a fix for the work plate oscillation: Please refer to the exploded view drawing in your user manual. Here are the steps:1. Loosen part# 1, the large Lock Lever till the washer is just freed.2. Use hex key to loosen set screw (Part# 12)3. Push down lightly on the small side of the Micro Adjust Collar (Part# 11).
Grizzly ceases to amaze the ww world. This Tenoning jig is of very high quality. Although its not advertised, the fine tension knob is capable of .001" fine adjustments, although it requires a bit of finger precision.Only one minor complaint which is why I did not give 5 stars..... The jig moves on its own sliding platform.
The tenoning jig is well made and very useful addition. More important is that one component part had a problem but Grizzly was outstanding. The service person took the part number, thanked me for calling and sent a replacement. No hassle, no delay. THAT'S SERVICE!! I've bought from Grizzly before and will again. Only reason I didn't give 5 stars is that I have not used it enough yet to be 100% sure.
Answer: yes