Sawstop sliding table

[Kevin Womer]

I saw on another forum, a link to an article fromWoodworker's Journal where Sawstop this fall is coming out with a slider attachment for their saws. While it probably won't be cheap, I am looking forward to seeing what they come up with.

[Rick Lizek]

I saw that too. Without a sliding table I considered any saw only half of a saw.

[Cary Falk]

There are quite a few sliding tables on the market already so I am not sure what sawStop can bring to the table that is different. I would love to see them build one like the JessEm that doesn't require legs. Given the industrial and educational settings that thes saws find themselves in I am guessing it will be a little more industrial than that.

[Bob Varney]

Seen a pic of it looked like a grizzly slider. it had legs


Bob

[Rod Sheridan]

There are quite a few sliding tables on the market already so I am not sure what sawStop can bring to the table that is different. I would love to see them build one like the JessEm that doesn't require legs. Given the industrial and educational settings that thes saws find themselves in I am guessing it will be a little more industrial than that.

Cary, building a format slider with Saw Stop technology would be a great improvement over the cabinet saw with add on sliding table design............Regards, Rod.

[Keith Hankins]

I called yesterday afternoon and spoke to them, and they indicated they hope to have something soon to put on the website, but not yet. She thinks it will be around 1k$ but could not confirm. It will be 50" capacity

[Loren Woirhaye]

They've been working on a format saw for awhile I think. I reckon finding a manufacturer in Asia that can make one that meets a Sawstop brand quality standard and price point is a stumbling block. They may have to go to Poland or something like that.

[Wade Lippman]

They've been working on a format saw for awhile I think. I reckon finding a manufacturer in Asia that can make one that meets a Sawstop brand quality standard and price point is a stumbling block. They may have to go to Poland or something like that.

That is just nonsense. Or is it a joke I am not getting?

[johnny means]

They've been working on a format saw for awhile I think. I reckon finding a manufacturer in Asia that can make one that meets a Sawstop brand quality standard and price point is a stumbling block. They may have to go to Poland or something like that.

Because Asia is not capable of producing Sawstop quality