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On a portable table you are working within a margin of error that any half decent fence can cover, and you are not banging sheets of plywood against the fence all that hard, because the whole machine would probably tilt over before the mid-range fence becomes an issue.
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On the brute side of things, when ripping a full 4x8 sheet of plywood you want a fence sturdy enough that if you bang it a bit loading the sheet on the table, you can trust the fence will not move at all. You don't want the level of accuracy it can muster compromised by a sloppy fence. There is a reason why you check the bearings on a delta Unisaw by putting a new nickel on its edge and turning the machine on the vibration should not be bad enough to knock the nickel. You can put a beefy fence in a 500-pound cabinet saw to a good use. Heck you can spend four times as much and end up with the same result. After certain point you can spend twice as much and get pretty much nothing meaningful in return. Any aftermarket fence will be an improvement over most dinky fences that ship with some portable saws (by the way post a picture of your saw so the conversation can be more meaningful/more on point). There is a point where spending more doesn't buy you more at all. The newer Dewalts and others, still flippy floppy and just a better class of junk. With all that said, I am using a portable saw still I just do not have the room for a real saw. Often the death of old saws is the shaft being worn to where new bearings wont fix the wobble. You need 2 things with a saw, the blade to be true, and a good fence. carpenters go to tool shows, "DUDE did you see the fence on that one!" The fence is something upgraded all the time. In the middle of the driveway or shop, roll away when done.
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Same height as the saw and store tools in them, roll them off to the wall and when needed put the saws and cabs together and have a NICE professional cabinet saw. Same time you could build 1 or 2 cabinets on castors.
You can modify it and mount it on casters, roll it into a corner when not in use. Make sure the bearings on the shaft are good, you do not want the blade to wobble on it. Everything on it can be repaired or replaced. You turn it on and all you hear is the humm of the motor. You just have to be aware of the pit falls and work around them.įor a kitchen, working with end panels for cabinets and filler strips, portable saw is perfect.
The fences are usually crappy, but they do work. Trying to cut big sheets on a small flippy floppy saw is a pita and a 2 man job. Like a bent saw blade, will cut a nice 1/4" dado, different blades for different widths. Turn them on and can hear it all the way down the street. DELTA / ROCKWELL SHAPER HEAD CUTTER Panel Raising 43-949. They have small motors, they are not designed to run the big cutting heads and dado's. The DELTA 34-184 is designed to work with any table saw with a 3/8-inch by 3/4-inch miter slot. I have used them for years as a finish carpenter. The portable saws are great to haul around to job sites. I think both saws have their place and uses.
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