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Well once again I’ve scored a wonderful opportunity to review the new and improved Skilsaw Wormdrive Table saw.
More power, larger capacity, rack and pinion fence and a rolling stand.congrats – looking forward to your thoughts on that TS
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Palm Springs, CAWell once again I’ve scored a wonderful opportunity to review the new and improved Skilsaw Wormdrive Table saw.
Congrats Mark, looking forward to the review.
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Fayetteville, NCI am really interested in this saw. I love my 4100 and this looks to be a strictly improved update on it. Bigger wheels on the stand, better fence (rack and pinion), deeper depth of cut, more grunt (worm drive) and wider rip capacity. Plus they added in a canvas sheath near the blade to improve dust capture below the blade. ( I really want to see if that part can be added to the 4100)
Well once again I’ve scored a wonderful opportunity to review the new and improved Skilsaw Wormdrive Table saw.
More power, larger capacity, rack and pinion fence and a rolling stand.Do you plan of testing it with different hardwoods Mark? That’s where most portables come up short.
Do you plan of testing it with different hardwoods Mark? That’s where most portables come up short.
I’ll test it with whatever I have on hand. The previous model that I reviewed here, had plenty of power and I’m told that there is a increase in this model, so I don’t see a issue.
Mark E.
Pioneer, CA
Working Pro 1972 - 2015
Member since Jan 22, 2013
www.creative-redwood-designs.comWell once again I’ve scored a wonderful opportunity to review the new and improved Skilsaw Wormdrive Table saw.
More power, larger capacity, rack and pinion fence and a rolling stand.I have heard good things about it; looking forward to your review.
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Even if you can’t Be The Pro… Be The Poster you’d want to read.Do you plan of testing it with different hardwoods Mark? That’s where most portables come up short.
I’ll test it with whatever I have on hand. The previous model that I reviewed here, had plenty of power and I’m told that there is a increase in this model, so I don’t see a issue.
Two inch Maple would be of interest, but even better would be some Ipe 5/4 deck board rips.
Do you plan of testing it with different hardwoods Mark? That’s where most portables come up short.
I’ll test it with whatever I have on hand. The previous model that I reviewed here, had plenty of power and I’m told that there is a increase in this model, so I don’t see a issue.
I’ve seen couple comparison pictures online from the motor . the new one is significant larger
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Palm Springs, CAI’ll test it with whatever I have on hand.
I’m sure you will put the saw through the paces Mark as you know what the guys look for in a test.
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Fayetteville, NCI wonder if that is the Bosch saw or the chinese brand saw?
I would say that it’s a Chervon saw. They have owned long enough to have made there own updates good or bad.
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