Got my excalibur ceiling mount done today. seems to work really good . I used 1x1 sqare stock to secure it to the ceiling.
Got my excalibur ceiling mount done today. seems to work really good . I used 1x1 sqare stock to secure it to the ceiling.
Very cool!
I had been curious about these. I like their over-arm but it seems it would requre some thought for me to use the ceiling mount. I would have to figure a way to get it to swing out of the plane of the blade or up significantly higher.
I had not seen this before. I like it. Just another thing to add to the shop...
very cool setup.
Can you get it completely out of the way very easily? Say for example, if you want to make tenons with your tenoning jig?
I used 1 inch square flat stock tubung so i can get some 1.25 stock and make a slip joint so i can move it easily. i will pull 2 pins and the entire setup is gone . takes about 3 minutes
Just a bit jealous. Looks super!
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Looks very nice, I like the Excalibur guard.
The saw mounted one swings out of the way for blade changes, or can be telescoped to the right as desired.
Regards, Rod.
Mine is the older one. I didn't know the newer one had that feature. That would be very convenient.
Good plan on the telescoping. Again, great looking setup. I bet it's a huge improvement over having nothing!
I've been thinking about doing the same, but now I'm thinking about a sawstop (with the dust collecting blade guard). Otherwise, I'd be copying you.
Peter,
If you're really interested in getting most of the sawdust from a TS, you really need to capture it below AND above the table so keep thinking....
Awesome, my school's tablesaw needs a guard and I was thinking about ceiling mount. Looks great!
Sweet. I often have to swing mine completely out of the way but, ceiling mount was my original intention. Looks great.
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