"Mike in Mystic" wrote in message
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That's it exactly, Leon.

To me there are only two factors: 1) are you going to do a lot of
beveling
relative to dadoing = get a left-tilt; 2) are you going to do a lot of
dadoing relative to beveling = get a right-tilt.

And how exactly does one know that considering they don't have enough
working experience working with either type to make a decision? If someone
doesn't have the experience, then it's highly unlikely they know what type
of cut they're going to be making under most circumstances. It's more likely
this person is a new woodworker when it comes to a tablesaw. Do you actually
think they know what they're going to be building for the next twenty years?
Don't be ridiculous. Only one factor is left to work with and that's left or
right handedness.