Does anyone have anything to say about the new 2hp hybrid table saw
from Grizzly? (G0478 2 HP Hybrid Cabinet Saw) It appears to be
their contractor saw motor, inside a version of the G1023 cabinet. It
seems like a good thing for me, since I don't do any heavy hardwood
cutting, but I like the idea of the stability and dust collection of
the cabinet saws. It seems like a better saw than the contractor's
version for only about $100 more. It isn't Left-tilt, which is
unfortunate, but maybe not a deal breaker. Any thoughts would be
appreciated to help me make a great tablesaw purchase.

Look again, it is a left tilt.

Matt ...

You might want to take a look at the Delta hybrid at Amazon. Just
picked one up for $719 including delivery ... and no sales tax. Rockin'
deal in my book.

Cap'n 321

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Does anyone have anything to say about the new 2hp hybrid table saw
from Grizzly? (G0478 2 HP Hybrid Cabinet Saw) It appears to be
their contractor saw motor, inside a version of the G1023 cabinet. It
seems like a good thing for me, since I don't do any heavy hardwood
cutting, but I like the idea of the stability and dust collection of
the cabinet saws. It seems like a better saw than the contractor's
version for only about $100 more. It isn't Left-tilt, which is
unfortunate, but maybe not a deal breaker. Any thoughts would be
appreciated to help me make a great tablesaw purchase.

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Does anyone have anything to say about the new 2hp hybrid table saw
from Grizzly? (G0478 2 HP Hybrid Cabinet Saw) It appears to be
their contractor saw motor, inside a version of the G1023 cabinet. It
seems like a good thing for me, since I don't do any heavy hardwood
cutting, but I like the idea of the stability and dust collection of
the cabinet saws. It seems like a better saw than the contractor's
version for only about $100 more. It isn't Left-tilt, which is
unfortunate, but maybe not a deal breaker. Any thoughts would be
appreciated to help me make a great tablesaw purchase.

You may want to reconsider a "regular" TS. Typically Hybrids tend to be a
good deal for the manufacturer as most require you to buy their accessories
for the saw.