For a while now I have been thinking about using my skill saw as a table saw, i.e getting some 18mm ply and routering out the width and length of the skill saw plate, finding someway of securing it down and find some sort of gadget that I can use to hold the switch down, with some sort of safety pull cord for quick shut off and bobs your uncle. Its all a bit umms and rrrr's at the moment, but I have seen something similiar once upon a time in a Screwfix catalogue, or do you think I should leave well alone?
has anyone tried this
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like most off these systems they are a compromise and in actual fact your better off using the saw with a guide fence or strait edge on the waste side for all but the smallest jobs like cutting down 2x1 along the length for example
http://www.dm-tools.co.uk/product.php/site/froogle/sn/WFC6165506
like most off these systems they are a compromise and in actual fact your better off using the saw with a guide fence or strait edge on the waste side for all but the smallest jobs like cutting down 2x1 along the length for example
Triton compact?
http://www.sharpend-uk.com/acatalog/Triton_Compact_Table_Saw.html
Or one of the Triton workcentres. Always see these on fleabay.
http://www.sharpend-uk.com/acatalog/Triton_Compact_Table_Saw.html
Or one of the Triton workcentres. Always see these on fleabay.
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