Harvey Alpha Table Saw Assembly [HW110-S52]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มี.ค. 2021
- Video contains detailed look on the assembly of a Harvey Woodworking Cabinet Table.
In this video I walk through the table saw assembly and some unboxing of a Harvey Woodworking 110S-52 table saw. This saw is available in both a 36” and 52” version, I will be showing the 52” version.
I recently upgraded my table saw to the Harvey Woodworking 110s52” TiN table saw - let me tell you this is one fine piece of woodworking machinery. I put together this video to show how I went about assembling it - and to show it is doable with only one person, although it would likely be easier with two people. I walk through this different tricks and tips I learned that were not evident to me at first. By watching this video you will get the answers to some of the confusion during the build. The 36” version should be the same but a smaller layout - basically one less phenolic table and shorter rails. I also have the TiN (Titanium Nitride) coated version, allowing for extra protection - it is available in Cast Iron or the TiN coated cast iron.
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Nicee that was super helpful. Personally I think I might be allergic to product manuals... but i really enjoy the ease of following these videos. Thanks
It’s always easier when you see it then read it in my opinion!
How is the tin coating holding up? Other videos have said they start to wear off pretty quickly.
Great vid man. I remember trying to set up my cabinet saw alone. Not easy. Great tips.
Right on. Thanks!
Harvey builds superior tools. Great buy.
Yes they sure do! Thanks!
I cried.... i want the same table saw 😍
It’s beautiful
@@GetOffTheCouchDesign any comments, updates, areas of concern?
Great video! Mine just arrived today. Thanks for sharing
Awesome! Hopefully this helped for set up!
Nice work, man! Alot of helpful tips for assembly!
Thanks brother! Hopefully it helps people getting a saw soon 😉
Thanks for the video man, just ordered mine can’t wait. Looks sick
Awesome, hope this helps!
Nice work. I have a one-man crew too. Going to try setting up my Harvey table saw and Harvey band saw waiting for me to pull off the pallets! Your vid is only 1 of 2 I found that actually shows how it could be done without lifts, hoists or 2+ people, none of which I have.
They aren’t light that’s for sure! Hopefully it helps you! Let me know how it goes!
@@GetOffTheCouchDesign It was a little intimidating getting the table saw off the pallet and onto the mobile base by myself but it wasn’t too bad at all. Just made sure to keep the weight of the saw at a comfortable spot and all was good.
The band saw was a little more involved because the center of gravity was higher than the table saw and it felt more tippy. I made the mobile base for the band saw a little smaller than I had intended, but I was able to get it to fit tightly but still ok.
Both have been performing well except for the miter gage, which slipped off zero degrees. I didn’t notice it until I measured some of my cuts and corners were measuring like 88 degrees instead of 90.
Setup of both was pretty simple and very accurate.
Harvey forgot to include several bolts and the legs for the extension table for the table saw. One of the hold downs for the bandsaw table was broken upon arrival but they replaced all of the parts.
Lastly, the table saw manual is written incorrectly for my saw. It has the high and low measurement window buttons in the wrong locations. Their electronic manual is correct, just the paper manual is wrong.
Great thank you I waiting for mine to come. What roller kit did you slide it on to. Need to order one so I have it here. So far you think the tin coat is worth it.
That’s exciting! I’ve got a Bora Tool Rolling base and it’s been good. The TIN coat has been well worth it for the year I’ve had it so far
Nice video and saw. Question on your Bora mobile base. Do you recommend it and would you purchase again?. I'm considering a Harvey Table Saw and need it to be mobile. Thanks.
Thanks appreciate it! I think it would be better if I got a larger more sturdy one. I had this one for another tool and it’s a bit under matched for the table saw. Although it does help me be able to move it slightly - they do have beefier ones available if I recall
hoping to get to the slide it in the base shuffle this evening lol! great vid thanks.
Cheers - how did it go?!
So awesome you’re on YT now. I subscribed, liked and will share. BTW, I’ve decided on the Laguna F1 Fusion table saw. It comes with the overhead dust collector with boom arm. Can’t wait!
Thanks for the sub! Appreciate it. Will like to see how you enjoy your new saw!
Good choice on the mobile base. I got the one from Harvey and it’s not that good. Also, keep the top waxed. Even though it’s the TiN coated version, mine is still rusting in spots after 7 months. Mostly surface rust, and I was able to remove most of it. Still, pretty disappointed I spent the extra money on the TiN coated version.
Thanks for the tips! I wouldn't have thought to keep it waxed! I have heard similar things about the mobile base. I was lucky I had this one already.
Interesting observation. Would love to hear someone who's got some experience with the non TiN version regarding its vulnerability to rust. Though, I suspect that climate control and regional differences may be in play. I plan on buying a Harvey saw and and using it in an unconditioned space.
@@GetOffTheCouchDesign how is the mobile base with the extension wings. Looks like you don't need to move it often. I will have to in my shop so I am wondering how big of a pain it is the the extension wing. TIA.
Wow that’s disappointing, I just got mine last week, I went with the tin top also because I live near a lake, originally I wanted the cast iron one because the gold look didn’t appeal to me but it sort of grew on me and the supplier only had one cast iron one left so I thought I’d pay the extra for the rust prevention feature. I hope mine doesn’t rust, though I do instead to wax it anyways.
Man that’s an awesome saw and interesting how it comes from the factory and the steps needed to assembly it. I’ve been thinking of that or a sawstop for a while now.
Loving this saw! both good options there!
not sure if you've bought your saw yet but for reference, Laguna, Harvey, Sawstop etc are all of very similar quality, some probably even better than sawstop, the big price difference between them is purely the safety feature which with proper use, probably shouldn't come into play in the first place.
I just pulled the trigger on the Alpha 110LC-36P myself. All in, I think I'm saving over $1000 compared to a Sawstop with the same rip capacity dust collection and such. And thats comparing to the contractor version, not the PCS. Evryone I've seen that got a Harvey seems to love it.
@@dustinlight4716 that is good to see. I am interested in getting their whole setup for sure with the shark dust collection and router table insert. It is a little confusing on their website for the router setup and how much that will be in total. I’m excited to put in the order once I get back stateside though that’s for sure!
Matt from Overkill stole my comment! Great video brother
Appreciate it brother
Great walk through dude, especially regarding the European style arbor haha.
Thanks bro! That tripped me up a little lol
you guys like Overkill? The band...
@@brewtalityk Never heard of them, I like overkill...the style haha.
@@OverkillWoodcraft really??? Well they're a thrash metal band from the 80s. Gotta listen to them now since you SHARE THEIR NAME. lol.
'Ironbound' is a sweet record. As is 'Horrorscope' (:
@@brewtalityk Alright fair enough, will definitely check them out then! 🤘🏻
Nice looking saw. Are you going to post a review video after you have used it for a while? I'd be interested in seeing that too.
I sure will. I have had it a few months now - review soon!
How much is this product and how to buy and how to ship to Iraq please reply
Check out HarveyWoodworking.com
@@GetOffTheCouchDesign Thank you. Unfortunately, there is no shipping to Iraq
How big is your shop? I want one of these but feel it's too big for my one car garage.
I have a one car garage shop my self!
Great video mate, the saw looks awesome. How have you found the TiN coated top? Looks awesome and the rust prevention is a major win, but concerned if it starts coming off especially around the mitre slot, any issues?
I’ve been using it about 6-8 months or so and haven’t seen any signs of it coming off. The miter slots are also coated
@@GetOffTheCouchDesign sounds good thanks for the info. Keep up the good work 👍
I had mine a week and noticed a rust spot, I was not happy. I then sanded some of the tin coating off which I was also not happy with.
I am in the market for a new table saw and the Harvey is on my list. What do you like and dislike about it?
Love the power behind it, quick start/stop, fence is super smooth, dust collection from underneath the table is very good. My only real gripe at the moment is that it takes up my whole shop but I wanted to go with the big one so i hopefully don't have to upgrade ever ha ha
Nice video and great saw! Can you share why you bought this one instead of the Ambassador? Thanks!
Cheers, love the saw! I wanted to get the power behind this one and I figured to go big or go home. You know the saying - buy once, cry once ha ha
Made it look easy. Thanks for the tutorial I was planning on buying one.
Glad it helps!
I just purchased the Harvey Ambassador 3hp Table Saw. Do you notice a kind of grinding/braking noise when you turn off the saw and the blade comes to a stop? Mine also has a bit of shaky start and stop to it.
Hey - I do not notice that. Is the blade on all the way and its not touching anything while it spins? Feel free to DM me on instagram @getoffthecouch_design
Great video! QQ - what made you choose the 52" version instead of the 36" ?
Cheers appreciate it! Buy once, cry once! Ha I wanted the extra space, especially for if I add a router table into the wing eventually.
Was the TiN coating worth the extra cost?
I have been enjoying it. I have only had the saw for a few months though so I can not say for certain. It has been great so far.
So whats the difference between your tin coated top and the cast iron top on the other model?
The TiN coating is to add a layer of protection on the cast iron. It is cast iron but coated for protection.
@@GetOffTheCouchDesign oh ok. Understood. Thank you...man what a nice saw
@@GetOffTheCouchDesign Do you like the tin coating? I am going to me getting the same saw but wasn't sure about the tin coating, I think I prefer the look of the cast iron but if it adds protection I may consider it.
@@jac_builtWoodworks I’ve been enjoying it. I haven’t had it long enough to say it’s better than cast iron or how it compares but it’s been great so far!
Frig me you can't swing a cat in that room and you go and set up a large table saw.
ha i had to see if it could be done, turns out it can!