I have one and have no problems with it. Rips 2x stock all day , dado with full stack no problem. The only thing is the fence, it will hold whatever setting you want just be sure and double check that it is square with the blade. This takes about thirty seconds and is something I would do with any table saw anyway.

I received this one for christmas. I like it. It doesn't take up a lot of room plus its portable. My cuts have been pretty accurate. I used it to build part of my shed, rip some 5/4 pine to install framing for a screen door, various little projects around the house. Its a good saw, plus it can cut a 4x8 sheet of plywood and has table extenders which are a nice feature. Just make sure you weigh down the legs if you have some heavy wood to cut as this is light saw. After all it is portable. Wait for the craftsman club sales, you can get it cheaper than the advertised price. Membership to the craftsman club is free, and every month or two they send out a flyer with the sale dates.

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I tried one of these. It comes down to how much you plan to use it. I build Ethan Allen knockoff furniture.

+cheap

-pain to cut plywood. need to bolt it down.

-not the most accurate cutter(fence flexes, same for blade)

-Aluminum table is kinda "sticky" vs steel table. very noticaible with heavy wood doing precision cut. Stuff just slides better on steel, this and my aluminum vs. steel CNCs.

-cant do dado without the wobble blade- so so,easier with dado blade on big table saw.

So again, if u are going to use it seriously, get a big one. You would spend most of your time on the table saw. I have a 4HP anything over 2-2.5HP you would need to install a 240V circuit\breaker.

Up up , Olivia is a troll and schill , she wouldn't,t know a table saw from a pair of tin snips bro . The thread was 10 yrs old !

My bad. I caught that fact on the other post though...

Can,t believe the site moderator has not blocked her yet !