Getting it in /in one piece/ and operable, with no big holes in the floor above, is almost as easy.
Some days, Mr. Gravity is not your friend. ;-P
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Re: Selecting Machines For A Home Shop
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You should look into a Altendorf sliding table saw, it has a smaller footprint than a unisaw with support tables built around it, and is is very versatile.
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This was a *home* shop?? goodgawd.... :) Too many tools, indeed! And, 5,000 sq ft oughtta just about be enough space....
If space is an issue, consider that wood and metal often don't mix. Ditto grinding dust and ways, welding sparks/fumes/flash and fire/health, etc. Layout is probably as much of an issue as tool selection.