[s-cars] NAC- table saws, toolchests and workbenches

[Mark Strangways]

Taka,

Really depends on what your gonna do with the table saw.
If I was in the need of a good table saw the ONLY one I would look at would 
be the Delta UniSaw. It has (IMHO) the BEST rip fence assy anywhere.
But this was all years ago, and since I'm not into carpentry 
(professionally) anymore things may have changed. I guess the point is, find 
what the intended use is to be.
If it is to rip panels down to size you may want to pony  for a saw with a 
scoring blade in it as well. The rip fence and bed surfaces are what is the 
most important, followed closely by the way the blade is mounted and driven.

Mark
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Taka Mizutani" <t44tqtro at gmail.com>
To: "Scar" <s-car-list at audifans.com>
Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 2:55 PM
Subject: [s-cars] NAC- table saws, toolchests and workbenches


>I know a lot of you are very handy and knowledgeable about stuff- can
> anyone help me out with table saws? I'm buying one as a Xmas present,
> need to know what features are must-haves and what makes one brand or
> model superior to others.
>
> Looking for a $500 range saw. Also, the best vendor to buy from in
> terms of price and reliability.
>
> Also, any recommendations on a good, ball-bearing tool chest
> (single-wide, not double) as well as a small workbench (like 28-30")?
> I'm looking at Craftsman's mid-range 6-drawer chest for around $300
> for the tool chest (the roller part, not the top piece) and still
> looking for a good, small workbench.
>
> Thanks,
> Taka
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