I need a little advice on a bench saw. I am currently recovering from knee replacement surgery on my left knee. The right knee was overhauled several years ago. Needless to say I am not really a fan of saw benches and the kneeling I do on them. I do have a pair of 26" saws. One rip and one cross cut but they are difficult for me at the bench. My other saws consist of the Veritas carcass saw set and their dovetail saw. The carcass saws are fine for smaller work but if I am going to do more cutting at the bench I need a little bigger saw. I've been debating the half back or a 20" panel saw as an option for this. I build mostly smaller stuff and do not usually have a board on the bench over 4~6 foot long by 8 inches wide. Also almost always 4/4. I am going to use one of those new fangled devices with tails we don't talk about here for ripping so what I am more concerned with is cross cutting boards. Maybe just a larger CC tenon saw??? I will be adding a larger RIP tenon saw at some point for bigger jointery but will not do it until I have a project with that need. Hey, Maybe Veritas will finally release their new larger tenon saw and solve all of my problems .... Thanks, john...