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Nostalgia- I get it.

Hope you heal up quickly.

Wow, why?

Ego?
Pride?
Change?
Learning curve?

It can’t be the cost, as the two days in the hospital cost more than any of the SawStop saws, even w/ insurance.

Such anti-SawStop mentality...

I’m not going to defend my decision to use SawStops in my shop, garage workshop and out in the field. My crew has only triggered the brakes when cutting wet pressure treated lumber. Happens maybe 1x...

I watched the whole video.

The guy seems humble and I feel badly for what happened and that he has a month of down time now.

The consequences could have been much more severe and permanent. ...

I did mount the domiplate before using it - same day delivery (thanks Amazon) I had read somewhere how great it is and I concur.
I like all these other accessories- had no idea. Thanks.

I bet a Greene & Greene chair rivals pretty much anything else per board foot cost.
At the end of the day, it’s just a chair (and a wise investment)

and I did - purchased for face frame construction.

So far very impressed with CT36 and Domino 500.

Below is my first test joint that took one minute to produce:

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Why double down with dominoes and pocket screws? I’d think that the domino would suffice (go easy on me I’m a newbie to woodworking”

Nice setup.

Just curius if the MFT lines up height wise as an outfeed table or was the MFT modified. Tempted to pick one up to use as an outfeed table/ TS setup.

If you do wind up re-drywalling, throwing up soundboard for sound insulation will help keep your wife happy.

Please follow this advice.

The best bang for your buck would be 1-1/8” T&G plywood subfloor.

Since you you said that you’re using 16 OC 2x8s I would assume the span is no more than 8’.

Good luck w/ your build.

i did per your suggestion and received salty PMs. Oh well.

I respect your feedback.

I’ve seen a number of Instagram posts where the people who had years of experience on table saws wound up running their hand through the blade. Search #tablesawaccident...

Because this is such a polarizing topic, brought up in another poll thread and I’m new here, I’m curious what the overall consensus is regarding SawStops.

Personally, #4. I only buy SawStop table...

I’m a general contractor in the Los Angeles area, the rule of thumb for custom inset cabinetry is $250 per linear foot for lowers and $200 per linear foot for uppers. That’s for standard Blum soft...