4 ways to set the table saw blade height correctly (works on routers also)

There are several ways to set the height of a table saw blade or router bit. This video provides 4 options including a tape measure, setup blocks, Wixey WR25 electronic measure, and a JessEm Tool Setting Guage (model 07310). Let’s learn together.

Supplies and Materials Used:
Note: Some links may be to affiliate programs. Their use does not cost you more, but I receive a small amount for qualified purchases. If the exact item was not found, a similar item is linked.
Large Tool Setting Gauge (JessEM 07310): https://amzn.to/4kcxEPe (Amazon Affiliate Link)
Digital Height Gauge (Wixey WR 25): https://amzn.to/4eK5t9n (Amazon Affiliate Link)
Setup Blocks (EANOSIC): https://amzn.to/4ldZAU7 (Amazon Affiliate Link)
Tape Measure (Fastcap Lefty/Righty): https://amzn.to/3I2qiAk (Amazon Affiliate Link)

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:03 Safety and Finding Center
02:45 Tape Measure
03:50 Setup Blocks
04:55 Wixey WR25
07:22 JessEm 07310
09:59 Summary
11:07 Outro

DISCLAIMERS: This video was not sponsored. All products used were purchased by me or gifted by a family member. Any recommendations are based on my experience with the use of a product.

WARNING: Hobbies such as woodworking, DIY, and others, may involve tools, products, and activities that carry risks ranging from minor injury to death. This video is for entertainment purposes, and I am not an expert. The processes and techniques used in this video were completed based on my level of comfort and personal experience. Viewers should follow manufacturers’ instructions and safety guidance as well as any industry and government accepted standards for any tools, products, and processes used in these activities. You should always consult licensed expert help for any trade work you are not qualified for (e.g. electrical, plumbing, etc.). Follow all federal, state, and local laws and ordinances. If you are not comfortable with any activities, stop! Seek expert guidance. You accept all risks by participating in these activities. Safety first!