Jared Sankovich
Contributor

That's been my experience with insert carbide. Any "soft" density woods tear (not tear out) allong the softer early wood with carbide. Poplar can be...

Here is the amana version https://www.toolstoday.com/v-8538-sc440.html

Reversible sets can't be a round over based on the geometry.

They trip even with soft start. I can't run a track saw on a AFCI without it tripping.

It's tough to crosscut a 24" or 30" wide panel with a miter gauge, more so if it's also over 4' long. I personally have no use for a miter gauge.

Most of the tilting shaper I'm aware of tilt towards you. Felder being the exception and Martin tilting both ways if I'm not mistaken. SAC is up...

They are rebadged invictas.

Another vote for the Woodmaster 1.3tpi.

The RS15s used to be relatively inexpensive. If you are considering one and forgoing the tilt/slider and pined fence there are a lot of other euro...

The 511/512/513 imports are decent and a lot different than the grizzly machines. I have a 511 and it's been great for what it is. Hardwood...

I don't think those can go to 200. The gauge might but the pump won't.