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    Default Sliding table attachments for cabinet saw

    Hello All;

    Work life balance has returned so I'm getting back into woodworking and I am going to buy a Harvey table saw.

    The work station version with the router plate and the sliding table is attracting me and I am wondering what peoples opinions are on this type of sliding table attachment?

    I think it might be a good substitute for a SCMS and having one piece of machinery would be great with the shape of the space I have for a workshop

    Harvey HW10WS Work Station Tablesaw - Major Woodworking Equipment

    Any advice or opinions would be welcomed?

    Thanks

    Joel

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    I have a very basic sliding wing for my saw that I used for a while then took it off when I found I could do better with a sled. It is not as good looking as that one however. I dont have a SCMS as space is limited and most crosscuts are done on the tablesaw. I find long heavy timber hard to crosscut on the tablesaw. Even when I used the sliding wing so I built a crosscut jig for the hand held circular saw to use on those odd ocasions.
    Regards
    John

    PS a router wing is worth having where space is in short supply.

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    That type of sliding table is a compromise as are most domestic variations, it does not replace SCMS although if you don't have the space for both it would be a good compromise

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    Quote Originally Posted by orraloon View Post
    I have a very basic sliding wing for my saw that I used for a while then took it off when I found I could do better with a sled. It is not as good looking as that one however. I dont have a SCMS as space is limited and most crosscuts are done on the tablesaw. I find long heavy timber hard to crosscut on the tablesaw. Even when I used the sliding wing so I built a crosscut jig for the hand held circular saw to use on those odd ocasions.
    Regards
    John

    PS a router wing is worth having where space is in short supply.

    Thanks.

    I'll probably just go for the router table version in that case

    Cheers

    Joel

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