Recent content by adam86

In that case, I think the Jet sounds ideal for my needs. Its really good to get reassurance from people who have actually used the saw, as opposed to salesmen who just tell you what you want to hear!

Hi, Im seriously considering buying the jet tablesaw, but im unsure as to whether or not it would be up to the more demanding tasks such as ripping 2 1/2 inch oak boards. its not as if i would be using the saw day in day out, but when i do use it theres a good chance i'll be doing so quite...

The Jet Planer looks fantastic but I really dont think I could afford it. As for the xcalibur saws, they look top notch too. However, I don't think the sliding table option would be within budget. Perhaps if I forgot the sliding table I might be able to get a better saw for my money - and I...

Thanks for your advice. I have considered buying secondhand - but I kind of wrote it off because of the hassle thats involved. You never know exactly what you're getting, what the history of the machine is, the lack of any guarentee, and the issues of collecting and transproting a heavy machine...

I'm currently in the market for a new table saw, and have a budget of £1000. I will be using it for furniture making, and I want something capable of great accuracy. I also think that a sliding table would be almost essential. At the moment Im looking at the Jet cts250 (old version with...