Forget about a big table saw. *Get one of the better benchtops, or even
better, an old old contractor saw. *I've got a '48 Delta that, with a
good blade, is at least as accurate as anything made today, but it has a
very small table.

Very good point. In fact I would maybe suggest one of the job-site
contractor saws that folds up like a Ridgid or Ryobi, etc.

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