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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    This is what I currently have as a table saw. I purchased it about 9 years ago and still using it. I didn't like swapping to cross cut mode so I made a sliding table that sits on top guided by the edges of the table. No tilting the blade as a result.
    Hey which saw are you mounting on it? Are there just specific models that can be mounted?

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    If you are going to look at the Triton I would be looking around for a used one as they come up quite often and mostly have the saw and other attachments included. Try Gumtree and Ebay.
    I had a MK3 for many years before upgrading to a tablesaw, and it served me well. From memory I don't think you could tilt the blade to do mitre cuts in the rip mode.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vannip View Post
    Hey which saw are you mounting on it? Are there just specific models that can be mounted?
    I purchase the Triton circular saw and it basically lives in the table. I am not sure about other specific models, but I think there are some flexibility in mounting one under the table.

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    Hi everyone, got all advices, checked for a couple of days gumtree.com.au and tomorrow morningI will pick it up a Triton 2000 Work Centre +235mm Triton saw + Triton dust collector. $650.
    Happy camper. I think it would be a good start for me.

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    There is a Triton / GMC sub forum as well so jump in and ask any questions you have there. I have one and enjoy it.

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    In case you have difficulty finding it here it is.

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    Congrats Yannip, that's a good buy and you'll be able to produce some decent quality work on your Series 2000. I started with a MK3, upgraded to a Series 2000, and nowadays I have a commercial quality cabinet saw and a full workshop. This is a rewarding hobby and you can take it as far as you want.

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