So I think without question, the number one tool in any workshop is the table saw.
We already have a post from a member who has what may be the Cadillac of table saws in the "SawStop" table saw. They are a little pricey, but will more than likely prevent almost any serious table saw injury. I don't think everyone can afford a SawStop, but what do you have and why you like it?
I will start it off, ... I have a Rigid 4520 floor model table saw. I has a very solid and accurate arbour, and a large working area. I have discarded the Rigid fence system, and installed an INCRA fence system complete with the router table extension. It is a game changer. The INCRA fence is super accurate to within .001 of an inch (sorry to my metric people).
So I think without question, the number one tool in any workshop is the table saw.
We already have a post from a member who has what may be the Cadillac of table saws in the "SawStop" table saw. They are a little pricey, but will more than likely prevent almost any serious table saw injury. I don't think everyone can afford a SawStop, but what do you have and why you like it?
I will start it off, ... I have a Rigid 4520 floor model table saw. I has a very solid and accurate arbour, and a large working area. I have discarded the Rigid fence system, and installed an INCRA fence system complete with the router table extension. It is a game changer. The INCRA fence is super accurate to within .001 of an inch (sorry to my metric people).