My new Cabinet saw arrived already yesterday. I took my time putting it together today. Got everything as flat and level as possible, trammed the table to the blade and the fence to the blade. It's pretty nice and cut quite nicely on my test pieces. I was even able to modify the sled from my old saw, and it's even nice and square. Now I just have to get rid of the old one. It's taking up way too much space. Please disregard the mess in my shop, it came in quite a few large boxes.

Pretty spiffy, Finster!

Lets see the old one.Do you have a buyer for it yet?

I'm going to list it this weekend. I plan on getting it all cleaned up tomorrow and taking pictures. It's still a good saw, I've just progressed past it and needed an upgrade.

A project coming up will be to make an end feed table. I never made one for the other saw because I knew it was on its way out. This Saw should outlive me, so that will be a must.

Thems good saws . dont know whether to give you praise or just call you a showoff.

Does that saw have that , never cut your finger off tech knowledge brake system…?

No, The government is about to mandate that, which is one of the big reasons that I upgraded to a lifetime saw.

I'm ok with showoff!

Very nice saw, you should be very pleased with it.

Nice shop Finster.
Any certain type blades you like to use?

For the money, I've had good luck with CMT blades. A thin kerf is also nice for saws with lower horsepower, provided you can find a thin enough riving knife if you use one.

I have that same saw and for general purpose cutting I use the blade that came with it. But if I want a very smooth (Jointer quality) finish I use a Forrest "Chop master" Carbide tipped sawblade (80 Tooth, .105 Kerf).

That's one Sharp work area

Thanks. I was thinking of putting up pictures of my shop, but I don't know if I want to advertise any more than I already do.

Big money blades!

Yeah, for a big money saw!

Looks like my dad's old woodworking shop