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| Forum topic by Betsy | posted 1491 days ago | 960 views | 0 times favorited | 27 replies | ![]() |
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1491 days ago |
So I created a lot of flap when I was considering buying a new saw. I settled on the SawStop 36” cabinet saw. I was considering the contractor’s model. But I decided I like the cabinet better. So this is how the saw arrives. One tip for all you potential owners. Pay someone to haul it home. I paid a delivery company a whopping $40 to deliver into the garage. I could not have rented a truck that cheaply. You need a lift gate or a few really strong friends to do it yourself. It was well worth the $40. The saw boxes sat until the Easter weekend. But once started – this is how the saw looks a mere six hours later. (Those white spots in the pictures is dust on my camera lens – not on the saw!) I still need to rearrange the garage a bit, but I should soon be able to woodwork and PARK in my garage. What a concept. The assembly was amazingly easy as was the calibrations. All I had to do was write a check! I paid a local electrician $125 to assemble, calibrate and install a 10’ cord. Another few dollars well spent. I could not have done the assemlby by myself. This saw is Heavy! Overall, so far I am very impressed with the saw. Regardless of it’s safety features, it really is a very good saw. The mobile base is also fantastic. With just a foot step you can raise this very heave piece of machinery and move it with a small push. I don’t intend to change my safety practices one iota as a result of buying this saw. But I do feel better about my woodworking with my health issues. -- Like a bad penny, I keep coming back! |





























