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Also don't woodwork esp with power tools when tired or angry..... At best you make mistakes at worst you loose fingers...

Very salutory advice. Tiredness was a contributory factor when this went over in the pitch black at 10pm. Fortunately no one ended up...

Track saw will handle all the bigger stuff. The table saw seems quite a step up. Just approaching it with an abundance of caution at the...

Good point on the guides. I got the saw last week, but haven’t used it yet. Waiting until I have a good few hours so I can take my time...

Thanks both. I read that thread. It’s very sobering and in a way prompted me to ask my questions. I guess there are lots of options...

To her very great credit, @BarbaraT shared her tablesaw misadventures with us all a number of months ago. The thread inspired a great...

As an amateur user of the larger woodworking machines t/saw and bandsaw and r/table I still have all my digits. Most of that is down to...

I’ve just added a table saw to my growing selection of woodworking tools that could eat my fingers and would like opinions on safety...

that build looks amazing. It would be exactly what I would love to have if I had a workshop

I had a little play today. There are things I can definitely improve on, but I’m happy the concept will work for a fast, accurate...

i have a Veritas crosscut carcass saw after a recommendation on here, that I use for crosscuts of small pieces when I’m not dragging out...

I think you made an excellent choice with the dashboard version. Expensive yeah, though its the shipping and subsequent taxation drives...

It is a lot of money for a hinge, but hopefully a buy once purchase. The design, build quality and finish justifies the price in my...

I recently ordered the Dashboard Hinge for delivery to the UK. I spent quite a bit of time deciding on the right track to hold the...