What machine do you most want to upgrade

[Karl Brogger]

Widebelt for sure. Mine is a piece of junk, but it works.

Next thing I'd like to do is upgrade my shapers. Powermatic stuff is just garbage.

[Kevin Gregoire]

i have a pretty decent craftsman cabinet saw but i would really love to have a new delta or saw stop

[Doug Colombo]

I agree with Peter - Dust collector it is !

[Mark Blatter]

In this order;

Dust collector
Compressor
Drum sander....though a wide belt would be a wonderful option is room / budget allowed...

....oh and heat.....real heat in my garage. Currently using a small propane blower and would love to get back to having a normal overhead heater.

[Aaron Berk]

My 15" planer sucks, I want a new one

[Brian Effinger]

No doubt about it: Lathe. I'm thinking either a Stubby, or one of the Robust's.
Someday.

[Chip Lindley]

I am blessed, finally, with lots of good equipment. Now all I need is space to set it all up and operate efficiently. Shop Space was not a voting option.

[Steve LaFara]

Since the poll is for existing machinery I said jointer because my little 6" Delta just does not cut it. But in reality, I can get by with it and really want a lathe since I don't have one. That's next on the buy list. TS, BS, DC, DP, etc. are all pretty adequate.

[Brian Kent]

Other: Lighting and a better striking knife.

[Mark Elmer]

Hi all,

I'd like a bit bigger lathe than what I have. I'm willing to wait until the right deal comes along though. No rusth.

[Ole Anderson]

My very old 6" Craftsman jointer has a lousy fence, so that seems to be on the top of my list.

[Mike OMelia]

I would love to add a riving knife to my saw (please, no PMs from that certain seller) and I would like to upgrade bearings and guides on my bandsaw.

[jmike montgomery]

I'd vote for a dust collector! Just upgraded my table saw to a Craftsman granite top saw, have a decent router table, but still using a shop vac for dust collection and that just isn't doing it for me.

[Don Bullock]

If I had the cash I would upgrade several tools. I'd love to have another bandsaw so that I'd have more flexibility without changing blades. My bench top drill press is my biggest blunder in tool purchases. Yes, I use it often and it's fine, but I need more quill travel. A floor standing drill press would have been a much better choice. Unfortunately I didn't have the money for one when I bought the bench top and I still don't. Finally I'd love to buy a cyclone DC and pipe for a central DC. That would be my top priority for upgrading. If you count upgrading the shop I still don't have a lathe so I'd love to add one to the shop. Right now I'm just fine and thankful that I have the tools that I have and can still work in my shop. It could be a whole lot worse.

[John Sanford]

1. Tablesaw - I currently have a Delta CS, going to upgrade to a SawStop 1.75hp PCS. I would go with a 3hp, but I'm limited to 120v.
2. Bandsaw - Have the 14" Delta from the Lowe's clearance last fall, I'd like to move up to the biggest I can get that'll run on 120v
3. SCMS/GCMS - I have a DeWalt 705 12" CMS, I'd like to upgrade to a slider/glide. I may skip this though if I can get a good sliding table for the SS.

There are some other upgrades to machines I'd like to make, but without 240v, I can't.