Has any one out there mounted their RAS low enough to take up the outfeed end of a table saw?
In other words, I have a table saw in the middle of my shop (which is a bit cramped) and I would like to put my RAS on the TS outfeed side wall. So, if I were to rip a long board, the RAS along the wall would have to be low enough to allow the end of the TS-ripped board to ride onto it - otherwise, the ripped board would collide with the RAS.
RAS tables are usually higher than table saws, which is the reason I'm asking...Has anyone done this already? Any thoughts?
- Thanks,
Todd