On 8/8/2011 9:17 AM, Swingman wrote:
On 8/8/2011 8:30 AM, Leon wrote:

Well that is certainly true but once you start to expect more precision
from your equipment your projects reflect that. Keep in mind that I
have seriousely been building furniture since the late 70's, have owned
both the RAS and TS and find that set up and accuracy to be simpler and
better on a cabinet saw. If your are satisfied with the results you get
from your RAS that is great. I eventually out grew the limitations of
my RAS, both in ripping and in cross cutting and added a TS for the
first time in 1983. I never used my RAS again and sold it a few years
later.
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Well, I have a PM66 TS as well, but I'd not (willingly) give up the RAS,
either...

I've been building since in the mid-60s; a significant period of custom
work both furniture and architectural...nobody yet complained about a
lack of results...

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