Yes, once you know how, it’s easy to adjust the height of the blade on your table saw. To start, make sure that your table saw is switched off completely. It’s then a matter of spinning the wheel at the front in the direction you want the blade to go – usually anticlockwise to lower the blade to the table and clockwise to raise it. You may wish to use a combination square to make sure the blade is at the desired height for the task. However, as a general rule of thumb, the blade height should be no more than a tooth size above the cutting material to ensure a clean, safe cut. For more tips on using a benchtop saw safely, talk to our experts today.