[LWJ]

Oh boy. I have opinions here. I have a 50++ year old Craftsman. It is cast iron. The fence is garbage. (measure 4x!!!). Power is low as it is a 120v. It set me back $25 and I LOVE it.

But, if I were doing table saw work daily? SAWSTOP. Done. I like my fingers. Large cost but what is the price of a finger?

Alternatively? My buddy passed and I disposed of his shop. He had a sweet Powermatic (I think that is correct) saw that I was drooling over but didn't grab. Sold it in flawless shape with a top quality fence for $350 I think.

Table saws are sort of funny. They take up a ton of space. They don't get used as much as they should. But a nice tuned saw can make some quality cuts and have a project look professional.

Also. With the new saw? Buy a couple of quality blades. One for rough work and one for fine. My skill level says Diablo blades are fine. I am not highly skilled.