Dewy
Established Member
When it comes to machining different bars it's what I miss most about being a retired toolmaker. No access to the vertical mills I spent most of my working life on.
Before Kity went into liquidation 3 years ago they had a Kity tenon jig for sale on their website.
When Rutlands stopped stocking Kity they imported a couple of Fox table saws. The latest looks like a copy of the Kity419 but has a cast iron table. 630mm ripping width with side extension table.
Unfortunately my workshop is so small I need to move the table saw when not in use. The weight of the Fox makes that impossible.
I don't like the Sheppach so was considering the Leccy Becky until I saw it doesn't have an induction motor so it looks like the 419 again with a customised tenon jig.
Before Kity went into liquidation 3 years ago they had a Kity tenon jig for sale on their website.
When Rutlands stopped stocking Kity they imported a couple of Fox table saws. The latest looks like a copy of the Kity419 but has a cast iron table. 630mm ripping width with side extension table.
Unfortunately my workshop is so small I need to move the table saw when not in use. The weight of the Fox makes that impossible.
I don't like the Sheppach so was considering the Leccy Becky until I saw it doesn't have an induction motor so it looks like the 419 again with a customised tenon jig.