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Formerly YB-2 12-28-2020 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by jimtranr (Post 1027404)
Glad it's all stand-up work...my 81-year-old knees would never survive. :D

Amen......... I'll be happy to continue boating until I'm your age. At that point I may reevaluate. As long as the music keeps on playing. :rockout::drums::guitar:

Grasshopper 12-29-2020 09:30 PM

Y’all are more brave than I.

I opted to go with the Festool ts55 track saw to break down sheet goods. Bringing the tool to the material is more comfortable for me.

John Jordan 01-16-2021 03:16 PM

Nice saw Ivan!
Very similar to one I bought 4 or 5 years ago. That stand is great. Easy to move around for use and storage. I did purchase a larger, more accurate miter gauge that works well for cross cuts and dado cutting. Harbor Freight has an inexpensive roller stand that's nice for longer rips.

Remember the safety glasses and face shield. Use those push sticks!

thughes 01-17-2021 01:20 PM

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Remember the safety glasses and face shield. Use those push sticks!
... all good advice

Masterlu 01-17-2021 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by John Jordan (Post 1029471)
Nice saw Ivan!
Very similar to one I bought 4 or 5 years ago. That stand is great. Easy to move around for use and storage. I did purchase a larger, more accurate miter gauge that works well for cross cuts and dado cutting. Harbor Freight has an inexpensive roller stand that's nice for longer rips.

Remember the safety glasses and face shield. Use those push sticks!

:thumbsup:

FreddieFerric 02-25-2022 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Masterlu (Post 1027285)
Joe... nothing really; this table saw will come in handy for ripping down wood, for misc projects. ;)

I try to live by the motto - Don't rip while you're ripped. :wine:


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