I just picked up a used Ultra Sawsmith 2000 and assembled it. I notice that the base is VERY flexible...the whole thing wobbles and is very flimsy.
Any ideas on how to beef it up? Has anyone bolted the base legs to a heavy duty mobile base to improve that issue?
Would it e better to get one of those massive Delta extension bases and use a more permanent/fixed leg system vs the telescoping legs?
I want to actually use this saw so looking for some good suggestions.
Thanks,
Dave
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Dave
Your finding some of the reasons I never bought the saw. If it were me I would look in Woodsmith/Shopnotes and Wood magazine for a mobile table saw carts/benches. Basically they build a mobile cart/table to hold the saw. Most have extensions to increase the left or right table length and some incorporate outfeed and/or infeed tables. They are built to have drawers and cabinet storage for fences, mitre gauges, blades and dados and etc.
I have seen some models that even include a shopvac for dust collection. Usually they are constructed for Delta Contractor saws but all that would be needed is some minor dimension changes to accomodate your saw.
Your finding some of the reasons I never bought the saw. If it were me I would look in Woodsmith/Shopnotes and Wood magazine for a mobile table saw carts/benches. Basically they build a mobile cart/table to hold the saw. Most have extensions to increase the left or right table length and some incorporate outfeed and/or infeed tables. They are built to have drawers and cabinet storage for fences, mitre gauges, blades and dados and etc.
I have seen some models that even include a shopvac for dust collection. Usually they are constructed for Delta Contractor saws but all that would be needed is some minor dimension changes to accomodate your saw.
Ed in Tampa
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