What kind of tablesaw do you have? (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 9/21/2026 11:23:39 PM EDT
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This is mine, it was a pile of crap when I took it home from the garage sale free pile. EDIT: It still kinda is but it cuts well. Attached File |
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Basically this one. (Not my pic). 1st real tool I purchased after becoming an adult. Attached File |
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This one. Not my picture. I built a router table into the opening on the right side. Attached File |
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I have the same lackluster Craftsman you do and I paid more for the Delta fence kit that I put on it than I paid for it, it was also next to free. (lol at this youtube channel name) ![]() Upgrade Craftsman Rip Fence to Delta 36 T3 Rip Fence |
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| Rockwell/Delta Unisaw and a DeWalt 8-1/4 cordless 60 volt that just keeps running. Saw has a Godly number of hours on it. It rides in the back of my truck tucked up under the tool box with the fence hanging out. What a badass little saw. Its going on 7 years old. Love that little saw. |
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Skill. Didn't cost much, works good. Attached File |
| some weird old flex shaft craftsman one I got free from dads old shop nextdoor. |
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Grizzly cabinet saw, sliding table attachment, router cabinet with drawers, flip up roller table. Still haven't blasted the steel mobile base or painted the router cabinet...maybe someday. Attached File Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Thoughtcrime: Basically this one. (Not my pic). 1st real tool I purchased after becoming an adult. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/42509/TableSaw_png-3830987.JPG That looks like mine. Still does what I need to do. |
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Around 35 year old Craftsman that's seen plenty of use through the years. It's been sitting in the shed for the last 6 years idle since I built a wheelchair ramp for my mom during covid. She never got to use the ramp. |
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Originally Posted By balane: This is mine, it was a pile of crap when I took it home from the garage sale free pile. EDIT: It still kinda is but it cuts well. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/464153/TableSaw_jpg-3830985.JPG Looks like an old Craftsman 113? They have a decent cult following and are pretty solid saws once they have a good fence. Looks like you have a linked belt, the cast iron wings, and a zero clearance insert... I can'y make out the fence though. One came with our current house, I don't have the fancy cast wings but it does have a bigger motor amd I scored and old Align-a-Rip 24/24 from ebay. It is immensely better than the Skil contractor saw I used to have! |
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Originally Posted By scuba_steve: Old school Delta contractor's saw... https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/375298/8390-3831015.jpg ...with upgraded fence and power switch. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/375298/8392-3831016.jpg I have the same saw, bought it eons ago. I don’t do much anymore, a few projects here and there. The price of good wood is a hinderance. I lusted after a unisaw for many years, but life happened, and I stopped woodworking as much. If I was in the market today, I would probably seriously consider a SawStop. I've had more than enough close calls for this lifetime. |








