mine got that way too. i got too lazy to hook up the dust hose figuring, im only gonna make a few cuts. well after doing that a hundred times....................ya know what i mean 🙄🤣
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
It's all because you probably haven't upgraded your hand screws, with a relief channel,
Alternatively, the saw is on a mobile base... move it sideways... and when that gets full, move it in the other direction... if you have a hoist, you have 6 moves available.
If your first cut is too short... Take the second cut from the longer end... LBD
My General has a clean out door in front. When it starts filling up, the door pops open. I thought it was an early warning device. :-)
I'm betting that blade tilt, and height elevator were getting harder to adjust.
Mine has a floor, and was about 1/2 full when I brought it home. I cleaned it out right away, and there were 3 Forrest WWII's in the bottom, still in the unopened packages. I thought that made for a "better deal"
I had bought it at an auction of a guy who I knew for years, he was retiring, he had a cabinet shop for years, and was selling off all of his equipment. I ran into him about a month later, and said you know I found 3 WWII's in the bottom of that saw. He just shook his head and said he knew he had them, but couldn't remember where he had put them. CRS, it gets all of us at one point or another. :-)
