Old Craftsman Table Saw Reviews Install From Below#
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Old Craftsman Table Saw Reviews Portable Saws Have

Sears has a deal on a new 10' craftsman table saw for $149 that seems really good for the price, and I was curious if you folks see any problems with this model, will it be ok for doing some cabinetry work etc. I currently have an old craftsman table saw that takes a 9' blade and I want to upgrade. Mfg number G7080, Class B E37845. Craftsman 113298032 10-Inch Table Saw Parts. Most portable saws have direct-drive motors.

I only have a 1 car garage for space.I wouln't say you have to get a cabinet or even a hybrid at $500+. I hadn't planned to actually do WW as a hobby. I got it because it had a good rip capacity, dust bag and I had a specific project in mind. For the life of me I could not get the fence square and all of my angles were off and I always felt like I was going to knock it over. And recently sold it on Ebay as well.

The cheaper sears saws will probably frustrate you at almost all levels of work. The fences will be square and secure, miter slots parallel. But they will give you solid performance for the smaller to intermediate stuff. You may out grow those too if you start doing 4'X8' sheet goods etc.

Old Craftsman Table Saw Reviews Install From Below

If your handy, and take your time mounting the fence. A T2 Delta fence at Lowes is about $150. He likes it, but is not the same quality as my older saw.I'd have to agree with Paul, if you don't have alot of money to drop for awhile, work on what you have now. The availablility of 9 inch blades is somewhat limited, but it will drive a good 10 inch blade but you have to install from below the saw.My neighbor has the saw you are looking at. It became a whole new saw. I looked at upgrading a few years ago, and ended up purchasing a good fence and making a miter sled.

Ofcourse this is all assumeing the saw you have now isn't a basket case.Last edited by Chuck Lenz 01-09-2008 at 6:11 PM. The link belt you can reuse on almost anything, the next saw,drill press, jointer, bandsaw. You can always take both off if you ever sell the saw for a better saw that needs a better fence.