I think I've settled on the core tools in this summer's two car shop build out.
a SawStop with some kind of outrigger support, a Hammer A3 41 and a 18bx (or used MM20) will provide the core tool cluster. I've looked at the various combos and sliders and while the budget could swing it, I think Imma go with this. I really want the 16" jointer capability and combos with 410 mm start in the 25k range. What I really want is a used Lab350, but alas.
So question: How do folks arrange a euro style J/P and an American table saw to get better use of shared infeed/outfeed support?
For reference, I have a whole side of the workshop allocated to just this, with an effective working area of around 20' deep and 14' wide with some spacing fore/aft. I'm planning on using the t/s outfeed as my main assembly table too, but puttin gin some height adjustment to lower it down for "assemble" mode.
On a combo you put the j/p and ts side by side but I'm not so sure how it works with the jointer separate from the TS. Right angles?
Obviously the planer part is at a totally different height.