Am after a table saw for hobby uses and am willing to shell out £100-£150. I don't know the first thing to look for in a table saw apart from power and guide slides, so anyone's experience or recommendation would be highly recommended
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Bob
Please be very careful when you get your saw, like all power tools they can be very dangerous and people like Norm make them look as though they are just childs play (and Norm often takes the safety guard off to assist filming).
PoP
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So does that 'strine' guy, David Free in the new Norm-alike series.
.andy
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I haven't seen him yet, though I've been looking out for him.
PoP
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A somewhat better production than H&L's other new "woodworking" series where the presenter hasn't adapted his style from doing Playschool.
.andy
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