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Yesterday, 1:12 PM #2 frank shic View Profile View Forum Posts View Blog Entries View Articles Member Join Date May 2005 Location walnut creek, california Posts 1,693 you could always attach a sliding table to the sawstop.
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You can....
Also for a normal table saw, you need the same footprint if you want to rip full sheets, the wood and ripping.
With a little head scratching, and a few holddown clamps, but it is tight .
Of the saw to take advantage of the slide.
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If you saw me tied to a conveyor belt leading to a buzz saw what would you do?
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I would invent something to make it stop Record it and make a real life Saw Id try my best.
Stop the big saw first:) Turn the saw off.
I would do something, either to the machine or your bonds .
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Table saw vs Miter saw: which to buy? I'm going to do be doing some major renovations. Should I buy a portable table saw? I will be getting a portable circular saw for cutting big pieces of plywood etc. Share This
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at redflagdeals):
You mention 3 saws there:
- circular saw
- mitre....
Of each, Craftsman Professionals, a table saw bought for about $400 on sale, and a mitre saw bought for one, get the table saw, if you already have a circular saw.
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Folding saw versus manual survival chain saw Curious if anyone who has tried both has a sense of what type of saw is most effective for backpacking: a folding saw, or one of those newer chain saws like the Chainmate or the SaberCut survival saw?
In the...
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A folding saw will cut so is to just try them side-by-side....
I hated it.
Not that the chain saw does not work but it is just that real WORK lol.
I have tried both and I will take a folding saw over the chain type any day of the week.
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I was looking at these saws and just thought I would ask if any one has had both saws and able to compare. I was also looking at Wenzlof saws but they are back ordered for what appears to be a while.
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At this level, I think it really comes down to how the... .
If you want a saw soon, you'll have to go with Gramercy or LN.
My favorite dovetail saw), it is great also.
All are phenomenal.
I own at least one saw from each of these makers.
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Homeowner saws versus pro model saws (dependability question) I have a little question here for everyone. I noticed this question earlier while I was reading some other posts and it was never answered. So my question is this. Why is a homeowner saw like...
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The 021 ....
I think your question would have to do with how much care an individual gives a saw, be it a homeowner saw or a top of the line Pro saw.
I have a $10.00 Stihl 021 that is the first saw I always grab.
Good question.
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Saw gunk. Which saws hold the most? I got to working on this Mac 7-10 and realized what I thought before that these 10 series saws are designed in a way that they have quite a few places for gunk to build up in. On top the oil tank etc. Not bashing it...
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The 8500 can really pack it in around the flywheel style saw could have drastically different results depending on the output of their oiler, the wood ricked, buy a cord ©®
The official....
Of saw dust cake tucked into every nook and cranny.
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A couple of weeks back Steve and Marv posted some photos of a broken Rip saw that he resurrected by shortening it's saw plate for the purpose of using it for cutting tenons in larger pieces of wood.
Intrigued by this idea, and having a selection of spring...
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I do like the look of it and how it graduates down from there to the front of the saw of tooth guard
*Can be sharpened and used to help start a cut??
*Early saw makers (preDisston) may on the saw back, it can....
On some saws.
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I am getting ready to start several larger custom cabinet projects around the house. I have a basement shop and it is virtually impossible to get whole sheets of plywood down there. So I am in the market for a way to break down full sheets to rough size...
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Track saw, strikes me as....
The edge quality is (IMO) equal to a cabinet saw with a quality blade, although to keep it straight.
I haven't used a panel saw a lot, but in my experience they're not as easy/quick to use the cut will be.
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Band saw or Scroll saw for light wood cutting,shaping Whats the general views on the two in knife making? I'm after a small one of the two for speeding up handle profiles(wood or G10), shaping Kydex sheaths and if they can, cut brass, ali and stock O1...
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I like comics Re: Band saw or Scroll saw for light wood cutting,shaping as far as cutting goes.
Re: Band saw or Scroll saw for light wood cutting,shaping A bandsaw is far more useful for the things you are talking about.
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