Thread: table saw advice

steve, lookig on the mwe site, they do advertise an mbs 300.
my next question is, how do you find using the sliding table, for accuracy and have you cut any 8x4 sheets with it and how did it handle?
you sure got a good deal with yours
michael

Awesome deal more like it ..I cry when i see the deals that have been done by various members. Why am i never in the right place at the right time

Skippy

Michael,

The sliding table is accurate and beefy. It cuts supports 8 x 4 sheets without a problem.
I moved from my previous residence that had a much larger workshop than i have now, so it put the table on if i need it. I often use a crosscut sled for smaller work such as cabinets as it is easier for me with the smaller workshop.
If i only need one sheet to be cut then i use a circular saw to cut it in smaller workable pieces. More than one and i put on the slider!

If you purchase your saw then unless you get a really good deal or would want to cut sheetgoods regularly, then a well made crosscut sled would probably do. You can always buy one later!

As far as the deal i got remember it was a long time ago and prices have gone up since.

However, anyone in business these days is prepared to take a reasonable offer.

Steve

Originally Posted by misd669

mwe sell it for same price with the overhead guard.

Forgive my ignorance, but who are mwe?

Originally Posted by pellcorp

Forgive my ignorance, but who are mwe?

major woodworking equipment
they're in padstow sydney