Table saw
The table saw disclosed herein includes a table, a saw assembly pivotally attached to the table, the saw assembly comprising an arbor movable relative to the table, a bevel shaft operatively connected to the saw assembly for pivoting the saw assembly, and a height shaft operatively connected to the saw assembly for moving the arbor relative to the table, wherein distance between the height shaft and the table is larger than distance between the bevel shaft and the table. Also disclosed is a saw includes a table having a first miter gauge slot, a base supporting the table, a saw assembly pivotably connected to at least one of the table and the base for carrying a rotatable cutting tool so that the tool protrudes through and above the table, at least part of the saw assembly being underneath the table, the saw assembly comprising a cradle, and a sector gear connected to the cradle, and a first bevel stop disposed underneath the first miter gauge slot, wherein the first bevel stop can contact the sector gear when the saw assembly is pivoted in one direction.
1. A saw comprising:
a table;
a base supporting the table, comprising a panel;
a saw assembly pivotably connected to at least one of the table and the base for carrying a rotatable cutting tool so that the tool protrudes through and above the table, at least part of the saw assembly being underneath the table,
an adjustment shaft supported by the saw assembly and protruding from the panel, the shaft having a worm gear at one end and threads near the other other end;
a locking knob threadingly engaged to the shaft;
a crank connected to the shaft and disposed between the locking knob and the saw assembly; and
a bevel pointer assembly connected to the saw assembly and extending through the panel, the bevel pointer assembly comprising a rod connected to the saw assembly, the rod having a longitudinal axis, and a pointer disposed on the rod, the pointer being rotatable about the longitudinal axis of the rod and movable relative to the panel along the longitudinal axis of the rod.
2. The saw of claim 1 , wherein the crank is connected to the shaft via a pin.