Sat, Jan 8, 2005, 11:36am (EST-3)
(Too_Many_Tools) proclaims:
I am in the market for a PORTABLE table saw. snip

I don't see any mention of what you plan on cutting, or how often.
That could make a difference. Hell, circular saw, sawguide, and saw
horses, could do it.



JOAT
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For my use, this PORTABLE table saw will be used on a job site so we
are talking about structural lumber and sheet goods for the majority of
its work.

I could also see an occasional use in the shop as a second operation
machine set up to do a specific job. Remember that in the shop, I have
an Unisaw to handle the tighter tolerance stuff and all my jigs would
be set up for the Unisaw.

TMT

Well, depending upon our exact needs for a jobsite saw, the Ryobi mentioned
in the article might just fit the bill.
"Too_Many_Tools" wrote in message
oups.com...
For my use, this PORTABLE table saw will be used on a job site so we
are talking about structural lumber and sheet goods for the majority of
its work.

I could also see an occasional use in the shop as a second operation
machine set up to do a specific job. Remember that in the shop, I have
an Unisaw to handle the tighter tolerance stuff and all my jigs would
be set up for the Unisaw.

TMT