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  1. 27th March 2010, 07:33 AM #31
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    I don't have an issue with the home made table saw idea but the original question was how to break down large sheets. I would have thought that to make the table saw you will need to break down some large sheets so you're still going to need a process to do it in order to get the table saw made?

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    I certainly relate to the difficulties faced by not having access to a tablesaw N i guess its a piece of kit every woodie dreams of having access to in their home setup..........

    Ive tried all sorts a weird n wonderful ways of ripping n cross cutting without a tablesaw with limited success n consistency.......................

    Until I finally found this system

    https://www.woodworkforums.com/f13/ez...45/index2.html

    I reckon its a Gem n until 'that day' you get your hands on a TAblesaw its the ducks guts in cutting n ripping sheet goods and stock!!!

    Definitely a system worth considering!..........................N something I have faithfully relied upon for many years

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