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# 0.001" precision dial indicator self-adjusting Smart Bar fits uneven miter slots universal fit for most table saw miter slots Peachtree Woodworking Supply A Line It Basic, Table Saw Alignment Calibration Tool with Precision Dial Indicator for Table Saw Alignment and Workshop Machinery Precision Alignment

**Price:** ₹ 15000
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## Summary

> ⚡ Align Like a Pro, Cut Like a Boss!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Peachtree Woodworking Supply A Line It Basic, Table Saw Alignment Calibration Tool with Precision Dial Indicator for Table Saw Alignment and Workshop Machinery Precision Alignment
- **How much does it cost?** ₹ 15000 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Bar Tech:** Self-adjusting miter bar ensures a snug, shim-free fit even on imperfect slots.
- • **Effortless Setup & Use:** Comes with all hardware, hex wrench, and expert instructions for quick, confident calibration.
- • **Built to Last & Perform:** Robust construction delivers consistent, reliable measurements that pros trust.
- • **Pinpoint Accuracy Every Time:** Dial indicator reads in ultra-fine .001" increments for flawless alignment.
- • **Versatile Workshop Essential:** Perfect for table saws, jointers, planers, and bandsaws—one tool to rule them all.

## Overview

The A Line It Basic is a precision calibration tool designed for hobbyists and small shops, featuring a 1" capacity dial indicator with .001" increments and a self-adjusting Smart Bar that fits most table saw miter slots. It streamlines alignment tasks across table saws, jointers, planers, and bandsaws, ensuring accurate blade and fence positioning for superior woodworking results.

## Description

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Review: Great for use on the bandsaw to ensure consistent resaw - I have a Laguna 18BX bandsaw, and use a 1.25" resaw king carbide tipped blade for resaw work. I've noticed that over time the fence will go out of alignment, and when I try to resaw, I'll have issues if I don't properly align the fence to prevent any drift. I often resaw at the maximum height of 16 inches, so any blade drift compounds problems, especially on a long board that I'm resawing. I used to just use a square and set the fence that way, but this dial gauge is purpose built for this kind of alignment, and it made checking for parallel quick and easy. The only thing I have to account for is the actual deflection of the fence from sideways pressure since I also use a bow resaw featherboard with the 10 inch extension to apply lateral force to hold the wood firmly against the fence, and this causes the fence to deflect away from the blade at the rear. This is no fault of this dial indicator though, and something that I just need to account for when I'm using the dial indicator to set the fence properly. This wasn't the cheapest option, but it does feel well built and consistent. It was easy to assemble and figure out how to use and adjust the miter bar. Everything tightens down with confidence too, which is nice. Overall, I'm very pleased, and am glad to have it on hand!
Review: Another step towards perfection - Before I bought my table saw, I thought it worked like this: you turn it on; you run a board through the blade; you turn it off. Then I bought a saw on craigslist (however it's spelled). It came with an Incra LS rip fence and router table. What the heck is that for? Soon, I was browsing back-issues of Shopnotes, reading about tenoning jigs, crosscut sleds and tapering jigs. So much to learn! And then one day, I read an article about tuning up your table saw. Huh? You could tune it? To what? A-440? Of course not. But the blade, I discovered, must be parallel to the miter slots, and the 90° stop position should align the blade exactly 90° to the table top. Was my saw in tune? I had to read up on banging something called a "trunion" with a hammer and a block of wood to parallel-ize the blade to the miter slot. Was my leg being pulled? Nope, that is the tried-and-true method. So, how to tell when I could stop beating on my saw? How will I know the blade is parallel to the miter slot? That's where the A-Line-It enters the shop. It rides in the miter slot and positions a dial gauge against the saw blade. Mark a spot on the blade, between the teeth, and rotate to the front of the saw. Put the stem of the dial gauge on the dot and zero the dial. Then rotate the blade towards the rear of the saw and move the A-Line-It so the stem of the dial gauge is again on the dot. If the reading is zero, congratulations! The beatings can stop! But if the dial does not read zero, well, it's back to the hammer for you. So, I banged and checked the front and rear positions. I banged and checked the front and rear positions again. I banged and checked the front and rear positions over and over, until they were as close to the zero as possible. I gingerly tightened the bolts holding the trunion and watched the dial. It changed slightly, and then went back to zero as I tightened one side and then the other. I slipped my new Incra miter gauge in the slot, laid down a block of 2 by 4, powered up the beast and ran the wood through the blade. Then I rotated one piece 180° and slid it up against the fresh cut. No gaps! No burn marks! I do not look forward to re-aligning my saw, using a hammer and block of wood. There is something called a P.A.L.S kit which supposedly makes the aligning process almost trivial, but I cannot speak to that yet. No matter what, the A-Line-It tool helped me put a song in my saw! The miter bars are machined aluminum, and vertically adjustable, so they should fit any depth of slot. Plus, there are spring-loaded bearings on the side of the miter bar to prevent slop. The included dial gauge is accurate to .001" (1/1000 of an inch!) which seem like way too much precision for my style of woodworking, but hey, if my saw is aligned to those tolerances, then everything I cut is better, right? Right! And for that reason alone, you should consider buying this tool. It isn't cheap, but you can save $20 if you have your own dial gauge.

## Features

- The A-LINE-IT Basic Kit is the perfect starter kit for hobbyists and small shops. The A-LINE-IT Basic Kit comes with hardware and hex wrench for assembly, and instructions for expert guidance in getting the best performance and accuracy from your woodworking machinery.
- The self-adjusting “Smart Bar” that will stay tight in a miter slot that isn’t the same size along it’s slot length. This makes the measuring process much more efficient since you don’t need to keep shimming or adjusting the miter bar for a snug fit.
- Included is the precision 1" capacity dial indicator that reads in .001" increments for absolute precise measurements. Wether your measuring your table saw blade run-out or the parallelism of your fence to the miter slot, the A-Line-It Basic is the ideal device.
- Dial indicator mounting bar measures 3/4” x 3/4” x 5-1/2”, miter groove bar measures 3/8” x 3/4" x 6-1/4". This setup will work with most table saw slots.
- With the A-Line-It Basic you can also determine your depth of cut on your jointer and it can be use for planer alignment as well.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001B0TNCO |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #95,517 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #60 in Dial Indicators |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (633) |
| Date First Available | June 12, 2008 |
| Included Components | A-Line-It Deluxe System |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 1.08 pounds |
| Item model number | 13 |
| Manufacturer | Peachtree Woodworking Supply |
| Part Number | 3157 |
| Product Dimensions | 7.2 x 5.1 x 3 inches |
| Size | A-Line-It |

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does the basic kit come with a case?**
A: Mine came with a case.

**Q: Can this fit to the miter slot of Harvey Ambassador C300-50?**
A: It is designed for the standard 3/4" miter slot. If the miter slot is larger or smaller than a 3/4" then it won’t fit.

**Q: Where is it made?**
A: Asia, That is shown in the specs.

**Q: What is the furthest distance from the miter slot to the blade that this tool can measure?**
A: Placed in the grove parallel to the blade it will measure from 3-1/2” - 8”.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for use on the bandsaw to ensure consistent resaw
*by G***F on April 5, 2023*

I have a Laguna 18BX bandsaw, and use a 1.25" resaw king carbide tipped blade for resaw work. I've noticed that over time the fence will go out of alignment, and when I try to resaw, I'll have issues if I don't properly align the fence to prevent any drift. I often resaw at the maximum height of 16 inches, so any blade drift compounds problems, especially on a long board that I'm resawing. I used to just use a square and set the fence that way, but this dial gauge is purpose built for this kind of alignment, and it made checking for parallel quick and easy. The only thing I have to account for is the actual deflection of the fence from sideways pressure since I also use a bow resaw featherboard with the 10 inch extension to apply lateral force to hold the wood firmly against the fence, and this causes the fence to deflect away from the blade at the rear. This is no fault of this dial indicator though, and something that I just need to account for when I'm using the dial indicator to set the fence properly. This wasn't the cheapest option, but it does feel well built and consistent. It was easy to assemble and figure out how to use and adjust the miter bar. Everything tightens down with confidence too, which is nice. Overall, I'm very pleased, and am glad to have it on hand!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Another step towards perfection
*by B***Z on December 16, 2013*

Before I bought my table saw, I thought it worked like this: you turn it on; you run a board through the blade; you turn it off. Then I bought a saw on craigslist (however it's spelled). It came with an Incra LS rip fence and router table. What the heck is that for? Soon, I was browsing back-issues of Shopnotes, reading about tenoning jigs, crosscut sleds and tapering jigs. So much to learn! And then one day, I read an article about tuning up your table saw. Huh? You could tune it? To what? A-440? Of course not. But the blade, I discovered, must be parallel to the miter slots, and the 90° stop position should align the blade exactly 90° to the table top. Was my saw in tune? I had to read up on banging something called a "trunion" with a hammer and a block of wood to parallel-ize the blade to the miter slot. Was my leg being pulled? Nope, that is the tried-and-true method. So, how to tell when I could stop beating on my saw? How will I know the blade is parallel to the miter slot? That's where the A-Line-It enters the shop. It rides in the miter slot and positions a dial gauge against the saw blade. Mark a spot on the blade, between the teeth, and rotate to the front of the saw. Put the stem of the dial gauge on the dot and zero the dial. Then rotate the blade towards the rear of the saw and move the A-Line-It so the stem of the dial gauge is again on the dot. If the reading is zero, congratulations! The beatings can stop! But if the dial does not read zero, well, it's back to the hammer for you. So, I banged and checked the front and rear positions. I banged and checked the front and rear positions again. I banged and checked the front and rear positions over and over, until they were as close to the zero as possible. I gingerly tightened the bolts holding the trunion and watched the dial. It changed slightly, and then went back to zero as I tightened one side and then the other. I slipped my new Incra miter gauge in the slot, laid down a block of 2 by 4, powered up the beast and ran the wood through the blade. Then I rotated one piece 180° and slid it up against the fresh cut. No gaps! No burn marks! I do not look forward to re-aligning my saw, using a hammer and block of wood. There is something called a P.A.L.S kit which supposedly makes the aligning process almost trivial, but I cannot speak to that yet. No matter what, the A-Line-It tool helped me put a song in my saw! The miter bars are machined aluminum, and vertically adjustable, so they should fit any depth of slot. Plus, there are spring-loaded bearings on the side of the miter bar to prevent slop. The included dial gauge is accurate to .001" (1/1000 of an inch!) which seem like way too much precision for my style of woodworking, but hey, if my saw is aligned to those tolerances, then everything I cut is better, right? Right! And for that reason alone, you should consider buying this tool. It isn't cheap, but you can save $20 if you have your own dial gauge.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great product, with one minor flaw.
*by M***A on April 23, 2022*

This is a great product. The only negative is the adjustment screws that set the width for the track. They are too loose and come out of adjustment as you slide from one side of the blade to the other and back making the reading harder to get accurate. A set of plastic set screws would have been better as they tend to fit tighter in other accessories like miter gages.

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