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As much as I'd love to keep it, it is not a viable option. I simply don't have the room and require the funds

Ok so I have a response. The attached shows the items required.

They are divided into 2 main parts
1: MJ2325CTSP-G1-G19 Cross Cut fence assembly $153.70 inc gst (Part numbers 1-19)
2:...

They do. They've contacted the supplier and are now working locally to see whether it is feasible to provide the parts and at what cost. I'll update here as soon as i know more

Yeah, if i was keeping it I'd fashion something up myself from a mitre gauge, extrusion and toggle clamp - original bits would be ideal though.

I dont have the missing pieces, pretty sure they didnt come with the saw. However, I've made contact with Carbatec who are seeking availability and pricing for me. I'll post here when i know more

I bought the saw second hand and dont recall ever seeing the mitre gauge or stops.I'll see if i've misplaced them here somewhere or if i can track some down

Agreed, now, who wants to be the first to transform their saw?????

Carbatec Sliding Table assembly. retails $999, currently on sale for $770

Suits the MJ2325CT and TS-C250H models from carbatec but will presumably bolt up up to the equivalent models labelled by...

I'll second what Skew said, almost anything will do for looking at the moon, especially for the attention span of young kids. I'd suggest buying used first up and, if it turns out to be a bug they...

Yes, I see now, sorry bout that, i had the wrong saw in mind. The new ones sure look the goods, especially when compared to the usual suspects and how they've suffered from the poor exchange rate....

I inquired about the Sherwood here late last year, some of the responses may be helpful?
https://www.woodworkforums.com/f153/sherwood-10-hybrid-199295?highlight=sherwood

Agreed, and for the premium you pay for the detergents, a bottle of over the counter cleaner such as Wynn's spitfire will do a better job far cheaper than the cleaning effect of premium fuel.

No...

The Key point here is "when i go on a longer trip". This is why you are getting increased mileage despite the larger load, not the higher octane juice. If your car is designed to handle standard 91...

This.:goodpost:

Anecdotal evidence is not evidence

I love my Bosch glider, it's only negative from my point of view is it's appalling dust collection, well below average even for a scms.

For over twice the price, one would expect there to be some element of 'you get what you pay for'.

Interesting point regarding the display unit construction. Poor assembly seems to be a common...

Channel 9 decided not to pay the paltry $6m to enable 9hd on regional networks such as win so said viewers won't get it until mid next year at the earliest.
The video feed requires mpeg4 decoding....

Nope, was pretty sure someone here might have been able to shed some light on it. On paper it looks very good but we've all been caught by that before to some degree.

Sssshhhh!!!! Other people are gunna find out ya klutz 😊

Oh Yes, of course. Imagine what they're going to do with the recent WHO classification of bacon as carcinogenic

Yep, what he said. Stopped watching around 15 years ago.

They endlessly cycle between dodgy Landlords/tenants, dodgy tradies, hoon p platers, best dishwashing detergent (etc), the con man stealing...

I've only used 1 sliding saw in my time and it has been enough to make me a Bosch fan, unfortunately its $1000 though.
This saw sits smack bang in the middle of your price range and I believe...

Hi all,

My next woodworking purchase will be a step up from my triton to a decent table saw. While browsing I came across this fella...

I do believe that's what hiroller was saying

I'm a power tool user. My hand tool prowess extends to marking, a block plane, chisels and a hammer. No further. I would never use any of the items shown, it would be an injustice, but I do admire...

Wow, just wow

I'm a bunnies fan but wow, what a game

Coooowwwwbbboooyyyyssss !!!!!!

Um, I think monkey biter can count himself a tad lucky...

My experience with them is a carbon copy of all of those reviews. Months for part to arrive, zero correspondence from seller, incorrect and non genuine item received. Avoid at all costs.

I've only ever used a router and straight bit for this purpose, but only because a triton is the closest thing to a tablesaw I own.
Having just completed a mountain of grooves, trenches and rebates...

Nice legs!!!

Here you go, complete how to and vid, should fill in any blanks http://woodworking.formeremortals.net/2015/06/folding-wine-table-for-picnics/

I bought one of these on ebay as an impulse buy, practically new. In a moment of buyers remorse, sold it almost immediately as I already had a router. One week later it died :((

Could, but won't. there's no way it'd get approval here for fear of litigation.

great idea, especially for country areas but our government has less interest in saving lives than it does...

I've battled for quite a long time with this sort of thing and my works being just not quite right. Either my measuring implements weren't consistent or my technique and tooling not accurate enough...

That's a lot of snow for 474 Alt !!!

My parents are very slowly making their way here from Mudgee - had to go 3/4 of the way to Newcastle to bypass the myriad snow closed roads in the central west

I've got an earlier version of the same saw, I think it's the GDL or similar. I concur with what you have found regarding the depth stop. There is some flex in the system when the stop is used and...

Hi all, I'm looking to add to my dust collection arsenal and am quite impressed by this kit by Rockler http://www.rockler.com/dust-right-universal-small-port-hose-kit, quick review vid here...

A few scrubs with a scourer full of dishwashing liquid will make short work of the wax anyway

That's exactly right, and you wouldn't be ingesting as much as what covers a tablet from a prep of a couple of meals.

Well lucky you mentioned that, I was about to pull the trigger on the magic 400 stone for that very purpose. Ooops.
What would you say is the equivalent of this stone that has caused so much...

After struggling with cutting some bevels by hand today :tdown3: I'll happily raise that offer to $300.

My inbox awaits you

This one is on my wishlist 1 - Apex Sharpening System

For that money I'd be going with this option http://www.carbatec.com.au/carba-tec-economy-12-12-thicknesser_c2610 I haven't seen the Ozito thicknesser but some of their other stuff if fairly cheap...

So the JET by a nose as the value for money, wont leave me wanting more, last a long time option then?

The boss has decided that we need a new desk in the study and that it is to be made of recycled timber. Naturally I'll "need" a thicknesser to get the job done quickly and accurately ;-) The budget...