Uni Student Setting up a small Wood-Working shop

[Midnight Man]

Thanks for your response! I 100% agree with what you're saying and honestly just wish money would grow on trees at this point so I could just get the best of the best but i'm having to make do which kinda sucks but hopefully it'll get the ball rolling! I've actually started looking into the Laguna Fusion aswell, what are your thoughts on that? https://www.gregmach.com/product/lag...n-10-tablesaw/

Also reading some comments I've come to the decision that a quiet machine would be ideal and of preference which I believe relies on the induction motor?

I haven't much knowledge or info on the Laguna machines, though I believe these, and the Harvey, are also very good table saws. I probably wouldn't hesitate in buying the Laguna if it was available and in my price range.

I will completely second the advice above to check the power situation at your new shop before buying anything, we've just spent a little shy of $4000 trenching in new power to a shed/office and aircon unit (we knew this was going to happen, so no big deal)... of course, that's at the upper end of the scale as far as work is concerned, but the lesson here is that electrical work doesn't come cheap, and shouldn't be a DIY job, so checking this first is well advised

[dave_c]

check out Rob Cosman and Marc Spagnuolo (The wood whisperer)