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Yes it seems to align very well now I've closed the gap. I did wonder if the innards had been replaced as they didn't look age specific to the date on the plate. We might end up carefully sawing off those bits as using the slider to cut mitres is something I'd like to do. If it's already been...

Thanks @MilesH, we briefly met up in London a couple of years back while collecting the 1959 AGS 10, it's exciting to join the BGS club! I've cleaned up the insides a bit and have got the sliding table as square to the blade as I can, just need to level the fixed table to it now and fit the new...

Pleased to say that @ezhope and I are now the proud owners of BGS 60151. Is it ok to keep posting on this thread or shall I start a new one? We're likely to have some questions about setting it up properly, the blade isn't perpendicular to the sliding table and upon taking both tables off have...

Brilliant, thank you! Had a slight scare when the nut undid itself while testing it...the blade kept spinning on the arbour for an unbelievably long time! I can see why brakes were introduced! Is it possible to mill or grind the fixed table? This one has a noticeable hump in it next to the...

Hi @deema Can you describe the process for blade changing on the BGS please? I've got an AGS 10 and removing the fingerplate provides plenty of room for the bar to hold the spindle. I've been to view a BGS (serial started 60-) and could see the same holes in the spindle but no way of accessing...