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520 w/(edit: converted) PP headstock, bandsaw, jointer(?), lots more. $1150. Advertised as being in Plano, TX (Dallas area). Please, someone get it so I'm not tempted, I don't have room for another.

https://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/tls/d ... 41443.html

Other manufacturers should be racing to bring to market competing saws to break this perceived unbearable legal monopoly that SawStop has. Where are their saws with AIM like technology, or are they just complacent? Bosch came out with their REAXX technology in at least a jobsite saw around 2015 or ...

Although my need to cut full size sheet goods has been infrequent in the past, I've been using tracksaw setups for quite a few years. First Eurekazone's system, with a couple of circular saws with added bases for the track, and more recently a Makita battery tracksaw on Festool rails; former bought ...

Here's a video of that Scott / My Growth Rings did comparing some of these pushers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNrqiKErUlk

John, If you are talking about the GRR-RIPPER original or newer GRR-RIPPER 2GO, then yes, assuming that you have the table properly set so the blade teeth are only a little above the material being cut, and the splitter should be at pretty much the same height, then there will be no problem as that ...

Nice EurekaZone setup. I'm sure your friend will forgive you since they are the best boy/girl and will appreciate your hard work making such a nice piece of furniture for them.

Roy, That is a great idea and I forgot about those. He came out with a newer version of his design about 1-2 years ago where you drop in a compact contractor table saw flush with the top surface. RFGuy, I've seen other vids and forum postings of people who have taken the assembly table concept, but...

Yes vote here. I've also always had very positive discussions with RFGuy and find his posts generally insightful.

CreekWood, I acquired a used 36" Sawstop 3HP PCS a few years ago, later added a cast iron router wing in which I put my lift and a 3.25 HP router. This is a sweet setup, strong, solid, smooth, comparatively quiet, etc., but took more than a few coins. It's also a bit unwieldy to move in my gara...

@CreekWood,

Thanks for the link to the casters. The heavy duty ratcheting look like just the ticket for one of my CNCs when I redesign/enlarge/rebuild it and maybe also for a metal table I recently bought.