Need help choosing a table saw

That's not necessarily the case though. I've got a friend who has a really horrible benchtop saw with a fence that simply cannot lock parallel to the blade. The second you lock the fence, the back of the blade shifts about 1/8" The arbor has considerable runout. We have tried many times to fix the fence and this is the smallest shift we've been able to get. You cannot get a better fence from the manufacturer, they don't make one.

That's why he's been over using my shop and why, this weekend if it's not raining, we're off to buy him a brand new saw. The old one simply cannot be fixed and wouldn't even make a good doorstop.

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Brian Henderson
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I replaced an old Craftsman with a Grizzly 1023 SL about a year ago and have been extremely happy with it. Set up was fairly easy.

Ron T

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Ron Truitt

Having recently read the catalog, I'm almost sure that xtreme happiness is only offered with the 1023SL(W)X(3).

Anymore, and you'd overflow with happiness. (it's a 10bit saw).

er (okay, no more binary jokes--you get 'em or you don't, and most don't)

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Enoch Root

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