Table saws,
I have had 2, left one in NZ when I went to do a job,, bought second one 3 years ago
Be careful
pluses, cheap
negs
The saw will not stay at 90 to the table when ripping and there is nothing to stop it, the tilt threads are not machined well with a lot of backlash and there is no fix
You must assemble yourself and some mods were necessary
No amount of greasing makes lowering the blade easy, I am a 93 kg strong guy and it leaves me grunting
I would be looking for a second hand quality brit or American saw
In my yachtbuilding business, now finished I used Wadkin bandsaws and tanner and gregio saws and spindle moulders
A lot of the Asian stuff is very inaccurate I found
My old Wadkin bandsaw had 27 inch throat was 800 kgs ran all day cutting alloy plate and sections, some days, miss the big old bvastard
I have had 2, left one in NZ when I went to do a job,, bought second one 3 years ago
Be careful
pluses, cheap
negs
The saw will not stay at 90 to the table when ripping and there is nothing to stop it, the tilt threads are not machined well with a lot of backlash and there is no fix
You must assemble yourself and some mods were necessary
No amount of greasing makes lowering the blade easy, I am a 93 kg strong guy and it leaves me grunting
I would be looking for a second hand quality brit or American saw
In my yachtbuilding business, now finished I used Wadkin bandsaws and tanner and gregio saws and spindle moulders
A lot of the Asian stuff is very inaccurate I found
My old Wadkin bandsaw had 27 inch throat was 800 kgs ran all day cutting alloy plate and sections, some days, miss the big old bvastard
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