I treated myself to a new TS.

[John Pollman]

My kitchen remodel is going pretty well. I'll be starting to fabricate the cabinets soon. That is once I get this bad boy assembled, adjusted, and calibrated. Oh boy, I finally have a REAL table saw!

 

[Don Baer]

good for you you will find it much easier to get things done.

 

[Darren Wright]

Congratulations John!

 

[Ryan Mooney]

Sweet, should be a real workhorse I'd think.

 

[steve ramsey]

Looks like things are getting serious.

 

[Bob Gibson]

Wow, congratulations !!

 

[Bill Arnold]

 

[glenn bradley]

Congrats John. A lot of folks have made some wonderful things on that machine. I had a similar after-market fence on one of my early contractor saws. I found that a slight push forward to help the head align wth the front rail prior to locking down the handle (and rear latch) gave me consistently parallel fence results. You're going to enjoy that machine I'll bet.

 

[Leo Voisine]

The money saved will more than pay for that beautiful saw.

 

[Vaughn McMillan]

Congrats, John! I've gotten a lot of trouble-free miles out of my Rigid TS3650. May this one serve you well!

 

[Rennie Heuer]

Congrats John!!

 

[allen levine]

congrats, enjoy alot....I never put any of my stationary tools together myself, not because I couldnt, but I could never lift the boxes or parts.

 

[John Pollman]

congrats, enjoy alot....I never put any of my stationary tools together myself, not because I couldnt, but I could never lift the boxes or parts.

That's a problem for me too. I've got it about halfway assembled. It's now sitting upside down in the shop. I have to wait until my buddy gets home from work tonight so he can help me flip it over and get it upright. There is no way that I can do it myself. This thing is a beast. It has a cast iron table and it weighs a ton!

 

[Brent Dowell]

Looks great John! I'm sure you're going to enjoy it!

 

[allen levine]

That's a problem for me too. I've got it about halfway assembled. It's now sitting upside down in the shop. I have to wait until my buddy gets home from work tonight so he can help me flip it over and get it upright. There is no way that I can do it myself. This thing is a beast. It has a cast iron table and it weighs a ton!

yep, I had a rigid table saw similar to that....I also waited for my son to get home from work so he could do the lifting. its a great saw, and when I sold it, I got more than I expected, it held a good resale value.

 

[John Pollman]

I would love a true stationary shop saw, like maybe a Sawstop, but don't want to spend almost $2K.n I'm sure this one will do everything I need it to do.

 

[John Pollman]

Dang, that's a pretty saw!

I finally finished assemblng and adjusting it. I love this thing!

 

[Don Baer]

Looks great....enjoy

 

[Frank Fusco]

congrats, enjoy alot....I never put any of my stationary tools together myself, not because I couldnt, but I could never lift the boxes or parts.

Time takes it's toll. When I bought my used old Craftsman (actually just a carcass) ts I was able to maneuver myself. Heavy thing. Glad it is now restored and will sit where it is until sold at a yard sale after I go under.

 

[allen levine]

looks fantastic, but where is the mobile base? how do you get it back inside?