Thread: Help with choosing a table saw please.

Hey guys I want to build speakers. What stops me mostly is trying to cut wood sheet square enough and at angles. The biggest pieces I want to cut are up to a meter or even bigger. I started looking at table saws. The way I see it. It will pay for it self as I was going to pay some one to cut out my pieces. And the the kitchen place I went to isn't to keen on doing it anyway. The first one I found looks nice but surely it's not that easy. Can someone look at this and tell me if its a good decision or if there is a better quality one out there at a similar price. I do want quality. Buy cheap buy twice as they say. I want it to last 20 years. Though it wont be worked all day long. I want a saw with good quality bearings that will cut true and not be wobbling around after a month or right away even. I need .5mm accuracy or better.

https://www.machineryhouse.com.au/Pr...stockCode=W452#

It might be worth mentioning I have some accident injury's and have some loss of use of my right arm and fingers. This is why I stepped up to moving table. I am not quite sure what it is. But I assume it means I can slip the wood through with much less strength.

What do you think? Worth spending this much? Or should I spend more on a better brand even? I had this much budgeted to pay a cabinet maker So I have the timber. And this way it can pay for it self over and over. and obviously I can save I bit more if it worth it. Or maybe I proper saw it just going to be to expensive to buy new. If I new what look for I could pick one from the auctions in time.

Below is a plan to give you an idea of what I need to build.