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    Quote Originally Posted by Lappa View Post
    Before I had the shed rewired, I powered the shed from the old 16A power circuit for the old half of the house. I put a trip circuit breaker in to replace the wire fuse. With the table saw (2000W) and dust extractor (1500W) running, plus shed lighting it would only trip the breaker if SWMBO switched the heater on in the bathroom.
    Was that a 2000W heater?

    The advantage of a fuse is that it won't blow if start up current exceeds the rating for half a second.

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    Rating on the heater is 2000-2400W.
    My ammeter showed a start up surge of 24A on the DC and that never tripped the 16A breaker I put in place of the wire fuse, even with the saw running at the time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveVman View Post
    Hi guys,

    I finally have some funds to buy my first table saw. This is just for weekend use for hobby projects.

    To give you some idea, I am a beginner and I have no speciality. I just want to make stuff and develop my skills.
    So far I have made some furniture like monitor stands and a bed plus some small items like candle holders and a stool. I'm making a router table and I am going to make a serious of drawers from melamine. At some stage I'll get into box making and I have many other ideas of projects to do. I also have some raw wood and some pallets that I want to process into useable timber.

    My main criteria is that the tale saw must be accurate. Esp the fence with the blade.
    I'd like a dado set at some point.

    I am going to have to get a new power line for the saw but I will stick with single phase.

    Based on the reviews on here I was going for the Harvey HW110LGE-30.
    https://www.bbta.com.au/harvey-hw110lge-30-table-saw/

    However it just so happens that Hare and Forbes have a sale this weekend. Which means I could get an St-12D for less cost or for $300 more than the Harvey I could get a PS-1810 panel saw.
    https://www.machineryhouse.com.au/W700

    It is a panel saw with a scribe blade. So a different saw altogether but it might be nice when I have to deal with sheet goods. I need to determine if it will fit in my shop. But if it does, I am wondering how it compares quality wise with the Harvey.
    I have not found any reviews of the PS-1810.
    It can take a 315mm blade vs the 10" Harvey.
    It is 3kw vs 2.2kw Harvey

    It's difficult to know what to look for when I haven;t had a table saw before.

    Any one got a PS-1810 or used one?

    If I don't have room for the PS-1810, am I better off with a ST-12D or a Harvey 110LGE-30?
    Hi Dave... Ive just read through 4 pages of this thread and I didnt get to find out what table saw you bought, if in fact you have bought one yet? I was looking at some cheaper alternative from H&F but have now been considering the Harvey after reading these posts??? Does anyone in Brisbane have one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Regdop View Post
    Hi Dave... Ive just read through 4 pages of this thread and I didnt get to find out what table saw you bought, if in fact you have bought one yet? I was looking at some cheaper alternative from H&F but have now been considering the Harvey after reading these posts??? Does anyone in Brisbane have one?
    I decided on the Harvey but I haven't bought one yet. I've been too busy with work, travel and other stuff. I also have a couple of projects to finish which don't require a table saw. Then there's my unresolved issue of power capacity in the shed. So I thought I could wait a little longer before I bought one.

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    I bought the Harvey from Bigger Boys Toys in Wollongong. Great price as well as being able to easily pick it up.

    I've had it for about 2 months now and absolutely love it. It's solid, very easy to set it up all square. Fence is nice and square and solid.

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