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  1. 26th January 2017, 09:08 PM #1
    Brads-wood
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    Exclamation Harvey HW110LC-30 Tablesaw is it a worthwhile machine?

    I've just recently sold my JET sliding table saw and looking for something without the sliding function but has the option to get a sliding table down the track.
    Id prefer a 3hp motor but they're going to work out at around $2800 incl. shipping + .
    I'm wondering about the Harvey HW110LC-30. Its 2.5 hp but all the functions seem really good and has the ability for dado attachment.
    Its also Cast Iron top too.
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    Stock Number Harvey HW110LC-30 Tablesaw
    Blade Speed 4300rpm
    Main Blade Diameter 250 x 5/8
    Scoring Saw Diameter No
    Sliding Table Length Available as accessory
    Tilting Arbor 45 Manual Left hand
    Bore 5/8''
    Ripping Capacity 762mm
    Motor 2hp 240v
    Dust Outlets 1 x 4''
    Max Cutting Height 80mm
    Floorprint 685mm x 1100mm
    Material Cast Table with Solid Cabinet stand

    Id really appreciate anyones help on this.

    Brad
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  3. 27th January 2017, 08:27 AM #2
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    This looks like a hybrid saw, that is, one between a full blown cabinet saw and a contractor saw and runs on 10A instead of 15A. Like a cabinet saw, its trunions are mounted to the cabinet which makes it easier to adjust and less chance of sagging. Its a rival, the Laguna fusion which is slightly more expensive and has had good comments on this forum as does all the harveys. So if you're budget is low $2000s instead of high $2000s then either of these models would be a good choice.
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  4. 14th February 2017, 11:49 PM #3
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    Did you purchase a Harvey as yet?
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  5. 20th February 2017, 10:46 PM #4
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    If you take a quick look using the search function you'll see numerous (mostly very positive) reviews of this full-size 10" cabinet saw (no, it's not a fusion saw). It is apparently a clone of the Grizzly G0690 if you're looking for reviews.
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