Tool Test: Hybrid Table Saws Includes the new Steel city Hybrid. Just thought I would pass it on.
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Tool Test: Hybrid Table Saws Includes the new Steel city Hybrid. Just thought I would pass it on.
Scott
Thanks Scott. I had already seen it but am always glad for the article or review referrals from my fellow Creekers.
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Thanks for the article. With more of these saws coming on the market it very well may be what I go with when I can scape up the funs for a new saw
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It's a pretty narrow review.
Apparently the guy is in a hurry to shove stock through for making his snowboards, and overstresses that aspect of performance.
Interesting that the SC isn't as smooth as the essentially identical Craftsman, though.
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Interesting article, a little narrow in scope though. The author has a very specific use for a tablesaw, so I guess that was what defined his test criteria. If I was really looking for rip speed and power, I would have never even looked at any of those saws. Wrong tool(s) for a production line enviorment.
I can only speak about the General 50-220. I own one and like it quite a bit.
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They guy went to alot of time and effort to provide some good info. I found the review interesting. Some items were more relevent to my needs than others.
I'm not a production grade facility. My needs are fundementally different than that of a facility that has a financial stake in speed and accuracy. I just need accuracy.
I can cut corners on speed, but accuracy is not negotiable.
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