In my quest for an Xcalibar I noticed that the specification information for the 10" 806 and the 12" 807 are identical, this being the case then why is there such a large difference in price.
A call to the man at woodford asking for an explanation reveals that they were unaware that the spec's were the same and blsmed it on the website builders, but they said they would get this recitified as soon as possible.
I then asked what table saw these spec's related to and was informed that this was for the 10" 806. Because they did me such a good deal I ended up buyinbg the 12" 807 and find that the spec's on the website are not for the 10" 806 buy for the 12" 807, I call to Philly so we can compare measurements confirms this.
Another discussion with woodfords about thier misleading information took place (still there 4 weeks later), I explained that if I ordered a 10" 806 after reviewing their spec's I'd be a little p----d off if I didn't get what I though I was getting.
So if you are thinking of going down the Xcalibar slope be aware that the spec's for the 10" 806 are actually for the 12" 807.
Apart form this I have to say that the guys at woodford have been very helpful in dealing with my purchase and chasing up the bits that were damaged in transit, should get them this week. Their only problem is that they still haven't sorted out the specification information on their website.
A call to the man at woodford asking for an explanation reveals that they were unaware that the spec's were the same and blsmed it on the website builders, but they said they would get this recitified as soon as possible.
I then asked what table saw these spec's related to and was informed that this was for the 10" 806. Because they did me such a good deal I ended up buyinbg the 12" 807 and find that the spec's on the website are not for the 10" 806 buy for the 12" 807, I call to Philly so we can compare measurements confirms this.
Another discussion with woodfords about thier misleading information took place (still there 4 weeks later), I explained that if I ordered a 10" 806 after reviewing their spec's I'd be a little p----d off if I didn't get what I though I was getting.
So if you are thinking of going down the Xcalibar slope be aware that the spec's for the 10" 806 are actually for the 12" 807.
Apart form this I have to say that the guys at woodford have been very helpful in dealing with my purchase and chasing up the bits that were damaged in transit, should get them this week. Their only problem is that they still haven't sorted out the specification information on their website.