OH...MY... GOD! I have never seen a fully kitted out Sawstop. Now I can't unsee it. I will be seeing that in my dreams. I use a job site saw also and can only dream of such an amazing upgrade. Congratulations!
Yeah once you unveil that cast iron and shine it up, you'll get a smile inside every single time you see it. And every time you listen to that quiet, smooth whistle of a quality induction motor, you'll never want to go back. I love finding reasons to use my saw in a way that wasn't exactly there when I had jobsite saws. Congratulations to you and enjoy it for possibly the rest of your life.
Nice upgrade to the shop! I noticed that you set up the saw with the outfeed facing the entrance. Small detail perhaps, but maybe consider turning it around for those times when you may want to take things like plywood straight from the truck to to the saw. With the infeed side facing the entrance you can do that a lot easier without having to carry it around the saw to start cutting.
You are very humble with what you have always had, to do what you do. I've followed you for awhile now, and it is about time you got all the goodies everyone else gets on "The Tube"! I'm proud for you!!!!!!
... and theee BEST customer service and after sale services a busy wood worker can only dream of is a humble standard thing at SawStop. With a bit of care that machine will last a couple of generations in Linn's family.
When I upgraded to a SawStop I kept my old saw and have it set up with dedicated dado stack. It saves SO much time not having to change/set up blades, and is especially nice when building cabinets and cutting a ton of grooves.
We used a pair of Bessey clamps with the soft top and bottom to set up the wings so that they were perfectly flush with the surface of the saw table. After snugging, a soft blow hammer was used to set back to front with front flush and back not quite.
Congrats!. I worked using a job site saw for almost twenty years. I had a running joke when we would buy things, I had a currency equivalent in table saws. Oh, that drum set is a premium table saw or that couch and chair is a nice cabinet saw! Congrats again!! It will make a big difference, you will see.
I haven't seen a SS pimped out like yours. Wow! You won't regret purchasing all of the options on the saw especially the 220 V upgrade. You will be duly impressed by the performance. It has been sooo much fun watching your journey in your woodworking evolution, Linn! You have a shop now that many long-time woodworkers, even some commercial operations, will be envious of (myself included!). You've come a long way! BTW... keep your smaller SS! You won't regret it as long as you have the real estate in your shop to support it. I have a SS Contractor saw and I also have a Dewalt portable saw. I use both of them about equally. Your excitement shows! Can't wait to see some more great vids on future projects, Linn! Congrats on your great new addition! Bryan
SawStop posted a while ago on Instagram asking what one's dream SawStop setup would be, and this was how I responded, to a T! Congrats on the upgrade and I look forward to getting more feedback, specifically on the sliding table. Again, congrats!
Great review! A major thanks to SawStop for making excellent products. I have a particular piece of grizzly equipment that I had to repair 13 separate issues straight out of the box. Didn't get to use the Grizzly product for a month, and it was brand new. They sent me a defective warranty part, parts that didn't even fit, and there was a back ordered part needed. I'll never buy a grizzly product again
I love your excitement on the new saw and router table combo. You were just bursting with excitement. You sure had a big smile on your face. Now you can take on bigger and more compilcated jobs. You are gonna have a ton of fun.
What a beauty- everyone loves Golden Retrievers! Nice saw too. All joking aside, a safety based table saw is so important. Also, ever since I tried a Felder sliding saw, I realized the importance of a crosscut slider. Great video!
I have a suggestion about what could you do with your old table saw. You can use the one for straight cuts and the other one for cutting in angles, so that you don't have to adjust your saw's angle all the time for a specific project.
Congratulations on your tablesaw , this is what a makers and woodworkers dream about having ... i can almost touch your joy through the screen ... your eyes lightup ...
OK, I deal, on a daily basis, with male senior citizens, mostly, wanting power tools. It is VERY refreshing, seeing a young woman, wanting to work with wood, and working with a Sawstop. (Do you follow April Wilkerson? She has a Sawstop or 2.) steve
I have been following you for several years and enjoy your videos very much. Love the new shop! congrats for being able to upgrade! I really like your approach to projects and work. Blessings to you and your family. Thanks for all your work!
Congratulations for the acquisition! I was (...not anymore now) very pleasantly surprised few years ago, to find girls/women... females of our species (which are rather: delicate and sensible, and surrounded by a sweet feebleness !) enjoying to let themselves, being deeply involved in all of these ...craftsmanship activities - which are no more the exclusive fief of the men - (Hallelujah). Also too, I have found out and totally believe, that the moment when the delivery truck (having inside ...we know what), arrive in the front of your workshop ( ...supposing that you own one...!) IS THE BEST MOMENT EVER! Is better than Christmas ...by ten fold! Have fun, as much as you want!
Pretty darn cool upgrade Congratulations once you get used to a sliding table you won’t want to work without it at my last employment we had 2 Altendorfs ad it’s so easy to do large parts by yourself as well as multiple Cabinet saws Professional quality
Very nice!! My delta crapped out and I was DIW. Trying to find a shop to fix my saw (under warranty) I bought the 220v cabinet saw. I have incra rails/fence router lift and wonder fence.
Congrats Lynn! I thought you might have mentioned the Safety feature of this saw which is how it came into being, but it's easy seeing as how overwhelmed you were with simply getting a great saw for your shop! Let the fun continue!
Good on ya Lynn! Once you had an indoor shop space I figured it was a matter of time before SawStop got you set up. They seem to be on a mission to equip all the good TH-cam woodworkers with their stuff, but I’m sure they want the saw inside where it can stay looking nice. A fitting upgrade for an upgraded shop. Big step from your covered driveway 👍 Move your job site saw to the shed workshop that you are building.
Sorry to cry on your parade, but I also enjoy assembling these. You are right, about giving the satisfaction to someone else! I get paid for this, and STILL love it. steve
About raising the blade - I also went from the Jobsite saw to - in my case - the professional 1 3/4 hp saw. The thing that I didn't like about the jobsite saw's raising/lowering mechanism, is that making fine adjustments was hard. If I had a situation where the blade had to be at a specific height, sometimes I'd have to jockey the raising/lowering thing up and down a bunch of times to get it to stop at a specific height. The pro saw is much better because you have to turn it a bunch of times to get to full height, whereas the jobsite saw was one revolution.
Anyone who is a woodworker, is completely in awe. But don't forget, it has a safety feature to which if for any reason you have an accident with your fingers, it should shut of and brake before you break the skin. Congratulations 🇨🇦👍
This great video convince me to pull the trigger and go pick up a saw stop ! Just spent the last 24 hours putting together the 3 horsepower professional so many nuts so many both but it all goes together so smoothly and it's one solid object in the end I think it was worth every penny
Thank you for sharing your exciting upgrade & thoughts. I like how you have shown how you can make amazing things with a simple jobsite saw, so I will be curious as to what incredible things you’ll make with the new saw. All the best with your wood working and “maker” pursuits.
I encourage the idea of keeping the job site and setting it up for Dado cuts. I've got a couple of reasons, first, then you don't need the special dado cartridge for the sawstop, and thus don't have to fiddle with the plastic tab setting the cartridge gap every time you switch back and forth. Second, dado cuts are, for an experienced user such as yourself, safer in terms of blade contact therefore the sawstop's safety system is needed less for dado cuts. And third, it's like having both an impact driver AND a drill, it makes switching back and forth between operations so much easier, for example, making boxes doing all the rip work and cross cuts on the sawstop then, for example, using a box joint jig on the jobsite saw to cut all the joints. and fourth, using the box concept, if you were to decide to make a ton of boxes for something like a craft fair or farmers market, you could have someone assisting you making one of the cuts while you do the others.
Love the level of excitement. I am here debating on the features for my sawstop. My shop is very small hence the mobile base. Will give the router table a look now as the integrated aspect might be a good idea.
Very nice, congratulations on the upgrade, you're going to love it. I added something to my saw that I think you would appreciate. It's the JessUm Clear- Cut TS Stock Guides. You install these guides on the fence and they keep the material moving towards the fence at all times when your cutting. Especially useful on larger cuts, big safety helper! And, I found that I don't have anymore burn marks from the blade. Anyway, I hope you enjoy your new saw and keep making great content!
Where did you get the hard plastic extension you used for the saw dust collection? Want to guess rockler? Maybe? I have the same issue with my PCS and it’s outfeed table
Darbin, thank you for this video. For Christmas, my wife ordered the SawStop ICS. I totally agree that packaging is excellent and instructions are great. I'm more impressed with the fit and finish of the saw and accessories. I have a Powermatic bandsaw and table saw and thought those were beautifully made. SawStop by far has exceeded Powermatic's finish. Would you consider a "year-after-review of your SawStop?
Nice saw congratulations, what was the final price, I’m thinking of trying to get one also, I cut my thumb on my saw and was thinking that wouldn’t have happened if I had a new saw, my fence got jammed,
Rocklers and Woodcraft have online pricing. I've been looking at them myself. If you only want one for the blade brake you might consider waiting. Saw Stops patent on blade brake ends this year and other manufacturers are ready to roll out their own versions of it. Saw Stop is lawyering up so it will get drug out in courts for quite a while. No idea how long. I have heard that in a couple different places so I don't guarantee it to be completely true.
turn yourcrosscut fence around, it should be infront of you. SO that when you are pushing it, you are applying pressure to the fence and your movement.. (Felder 940s owner here)
@@littlejackalo5326 no, the fence should be installed with the wood being the first object between her and the fence. This allows all forward movement to actually have cause. Otherwise, you are holding the wood back against the fence, and moving forward - which leads to i square cuts. It’s easier to use the wood be pushed against the fence/stop.
I'm a little late to the party, but you should keep the job site saw and storage. It's really helpful to have two saws so if you need to recut a piece mid project you can leave your main saw setup, and then just do the correction on the secondary saw. I've scrapped several pieces because I changed the angle mid batch to fix something, and then couldn't get it back to exactly where it was so the rest of the batch matched the first.
If you are new to a lathe I recommend getting a good teacher. There are so many videos of woodworkers using terrible lathe techniques on TH-cam. And don’t use a skew chisel until you are accomplished. Ha ha, I expect you are already an expert, but I do like to have a rant.😀
Yay!! Lynn got a new toy!! WOOHOO! SO COOL! 8-D Yeah, the precision that it is made with, the smoothness, the locks and stops and all the features too. That is such an upgrade. I'm very happy for you Lynn! You are making good videos, you are a nice person (at least on camera ;-) LOL). So you definitely deserve it!
OMG! What a dream come true... I’d love to have a saw stop table saw... one day?! I wonder how long it took you to completely assemble it? 1 day, 2 days, 3 days, a full week??? Because on this video... it looked so fast setting up... what’s the reality in setting it up from the box to finish?
If you have space, setting up the dado blade seems like a good use of the second saw because the setup is often the problematic part of using the dado and why a user often says "I can run the material thru the blade repeatedly quicker. " Setup looks like a task taking a day or two, but what fun days they should be. Hope to see some sled making in your future.
Congratulations on the new Saw Stop. My dream is to have a shop big enough for a Saw Stop. Maybe if I was younger this would happen. I really enjoy all your videos. You should get your hubby involved more on camera. He sounds like a really nice funny guy. Plus I get a kick out of him picking on you once in a while. My deceased wife used to do that to me (I always deserved it, LOL) and it really kept everything light and funny. Her nick name for me was 'Jim the Tool Man'. It even caught on with our immediate family. It was all in fun and we all kept it light when I would make some dumb mistake and was scrambling trying to fix it before anyone found out what I had done. Early on when I was learning there were a lot of those. LOL... Keep up the good work. I can't wait to see your first project with the new saw. It will showcase all the capabilities of the Saw Stop and all accessories.
Hi, Darbin, two simpel questions, Where do you buy all items? and what`s the brand of the router used in the router lift, Thanks a lot for your time and answers. Regards. Enjoy it.
Congrats on the new saw! But rather than having the old vac on a platform above the saw, can't you use the pipes that SawStop provided and connect the small vac to that? Then you can store the small vac under the saw wing and out of sight.
You look like you are one step away from Heaven. I'm re-doing my little garage shop. Nothing like yours. Just adding a few things to be able to make things and work on my house. You might even hire a helper and do some production work. When you're all done setting up. It would be nice to see what comes out of that table saw.
this Video is awesome !!!. Im getting a 3HP 36in t-glide.. I did have a question, tho. now that im sure you've had time to use the lift, I was wondering about your take on it. i really don't really see anybody reviewing this part of the saw. Thank you in advance.
Wow wow wow. I hate you right now lol. Thanks so much for this. The best sawstop review I’ve seen. I just craved a video of someone setting it up and showing the slider and router. This is exactly the set up I need. Very excited now. Love you’re excitement, I can’t wait for the same day. I’ll follow also. Nice shop.
We have 3 of these at my shop. I feel sad when I come home and use my crummy tablesaw. But once my truck is paid off (another 6 months or so). I’m getting a Sawstop
Excellent upgrade! A table saw is used often and having a cabinet saw fits the bill. The 230v is very nice as well and adds to a smoother startup and probably easier on the motor. Try balancing a nickel on edge and turn on the table saw--does it fall down? Eventually the cranks will start to bind due to sawdust buildup, so you will need some periodic maintenance. I do a full table saw (I have a Powermatic 65) tuneup every two years. Keep your iron top clean, DRY and wax it or at least wipe WD40 on it once in awhile. Very nice table saw fence as well. Glad you are thinking about safety, SawStop is perfect plus the cabinet saw is better at dust collection. I bet you wish you had this saw when building the library!!! For dust collection upgrade think about getting a cyclone, at least 3HP colllector, 240v and wireless remote. Smooth pipes are better than corrugated flex. With a router table extension, you save room by NOT having a separate router table.
I bought the SS Jobsite saw, since the workshop has to coexist with the car. But since I'm building some large cabinets at the moment, I'm really wishing I'd gone the extra and bought the Contractor saw with 52" rails and just made the car live outside.
Great video Linn. Yes, keep the job site saw. Having the dado stack permanently installed is one job it can be dedicated to, cutting aluminum is another job it can be dedicated too. Using the SawStop to cut aluminum requires you to first go through the procedure to disable the safety mechanism. If you do not, the aluminum will trip the safety mechanism and mess up the blade. In addition, you will always have it as a backup if the SawStop goes down for some reason. Three reasons to keep the job site saw. 1) Permanent dado stack. 2) Cutting aluminum. 3) Backup saw in case the SawStop goes down.
OH...MY... GOD! I have never seen a fully kitted out Sawstop. Now I can't unsee it. I will be seeing that in my dreams. I use a job site saw also and can only dream of such an amazing upgrade. Congratulations!
Yeah once you unveil that cast iron and shine it up, you'll get a smile inside every single time you see it. And every time you listen to that quiet, smooth whistle of a quality induction motor, you'll never want to go back. I love finding reasons to use my saw in a way that wasn't exactly there when I had jobsite saws. Congratulations to you and enjoy it for possibly the rest of your life.
Nice upgrade to the shop!
I noticed that you set up the saw with the outfeed facing the entrance. Small detail perhaps, but maybe consider turning it around for those times when you may want to take things like plywood straight from the truck to to the saw. With the infeed side facing the entrance you can do that a lot easier without having to carry it around the saw to start cutting.
My thoughts exactly
Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm with us. It is infectious to watch you as you prepare to get started in your new shop.
You are very humble with what you have always had, to do what you do. I've followed you for awhile now, and it is about time you got all the goodies everyone else gets on "The Tube"! I'm proud for you!!!!!!
... and theee BEST customer service and after sale services a busy wood worker can only dream of is a humble standard thing at SawStop. With a bit of care that machine will last a couple of generations in Linn's family.
When I upgraded to a SawStop I kept my old saw and have it set up with dedicated dado stack. It saves SO much time not having to change/set up blades, and is especially nice when building cabinets and cutting a ton of grooves.
We used a pair of Bessey clamps with the soft top and bottom to set up the wings so that they were perfectly flush with the surface of the saw table.
After snugging, a soft blow hammer was used to set back to front with front flush and back not quite.
Aaaaaaaaahhh! So happy for you!!!!!!!!! Have much fun. The real gift is the gratefulness, right? david
INCREDIBLE. I dream of one day owning such a piece of machinery. Look after it and I trust it will keep you safe too.
Wow. My next big tool purchase is a sawstop 3 hp. I never even thought of adding the router table, out feed table and crosscut sled. Now I want!!!
Congrats!. I worked using a job site saw for almost twenty years. I had a running joke when we would buy things, I had a currency equivalent in table saws. Oh, that drum set is a premium table saw or that couch and chair is a nice cabinet saw! Congrats again!! It will make a big difference, you will see.
Haha - I do the same thing!
Wowee wow wow!! That is a slick set up. You can tell how smooth the sliding mechanism is just watching you use it, Congrats.
It was cool to hear Matt talking and his opinion. Keep it up guys.
Thank you SawStop for giving such a beautiful piece of equipment to a very talented and deserving person. Great job!
Love your comment, think they got it?
It's called a paid advertising video.
Ummmmm, doubt she got that for free
That's a nice saw...well designed and built. Enjoy it! The best thing about it is the amazing safety feature.
I haven't seen a SS pimped out like yours. Wow! You won't regret purchasing all of the options on the saw especially the 220 V upgrade. You will be duly impressed by the performance. It has been sooo much fun watching your journey in your woodworking evolution, Linn! You have a shop now that many long-time woodworkers, even some commercial operations, will be envious of (myself included!). You've come a long way! BTW... keep your smaller SS! You won't regret it as long as you have the real estate in your shop to support it. I have a SS Contractor saw and I also have a Dewalt portable saw. I use both of them about equally. Your excitement shows! Can't wait to see some more great vids on future projects, Linn! Congrats on your great new addition! Bryan
Thanks Bryan! I honestly can't believe this is my shop, it's so unreal.
It's great to see your excitement as you try out the different features and realize how much of an upgrade it is over the job site saw!
SawStop posted a while ago on Instagram asking what one's dream SawStop setup would be, and this was how I responded, to a T! Congrats on the upgrade and I look forward to getting more feedback, specifically on the sliding table. Again, congrats!
Great review! A major thanks to SawStop for making excellent products. I have a particular piece of grizzly equipment that I had to repair 13 separate issues straight out of the box. Didn't get to use the Grizzly product for a month, and it was brand new. They sent me a defective warranty part, parts that didn't even fit, and there was a back ordered part needed. I'll never buy a grizzly product again
I love your excitement on the new saw and router table combo. You were just bursting with excitement. You sure had a big smile on your face. Now you can take on bigger and more compilcated jobs. You are gonna have a ton of fun.
What a beauty- everyone loves Golden Retrievers! Nice saw too. All joking aside, a safety based table saw is so important. Also, ever since I tried a Felder sliding saw, I realized the importance of a crosscut slider. Great video!
Thanks Andrew!
You are like a kid at Christmas. Enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for sharing
You are fun to watch! Very genuine, very real.
Bought mine a year ago and absolutely love it! Best investment I’ve made in my shop besides my CNC!
Very nice upgrade! You look so happy to have it!
I Have two table saws, and you will love having the second one on large projects. HUGE time saver
I have a suggestion about what could you do with your old table saw. You can use the one for straight cuts and the other one for cutting in angles, so that you don't have to adjust your saw's angle all the time for a specific project.
Congratulations on your tablesaw , this is what a makers and woodworkers dream about having ... i can almost touch your joy through the screen ... your eyes lightup ...
Congrats on the new saw and all of the accessories. Looking forward to seeing how you continue to use all of these new, cool tools.
OK, I deal, on a daily basis, with male senior citizens,
mostly, wanting power tools. It is VERY refreshing,
seeing a young woman, wanting to work with wood,
and working with a Sawstop. (Do you follow April
Wilkerson? She has a Sawstop or 2.)
steve
I have been following you for several years and enjoy your videos very much. Love the new shop! congrats for being able to upgrade! I really like your approach to projects and work. Blessings to you and your family. Thanks for all your work!
Congratulations for the acquisition!
I was (...not anymore now) very pleasantly surprised few years ago, to find girls/women... females of our species (which are rather: delicate and sensible, and surrounded by a sweet feebleness !) enjoying to let themselves, being deeply involved in all of these ...craftsmanship activities - which are no more the exclusive fief of the men - (Hallelujah).
Also too, I have found out and totally believe, that the moment when the delivery truck (having inside ...we know what), arrive in the front of your workshop ( ...supposing that you own one...!) IS THE BEST MOMENT EVER!
Is better than Christmas ...by ten fold!
Have fun, as much as you want!
Pretty darn cool upgrade Congratulations once you get used to a sliding table you won’t want to work without it at my last employment we had 2 Altendorfs ad it’s so easy to do large parts by yourself as well as multiple Cabinet saws Professional quality
Thanks to SawStop for giving this wonderful tool to a very deserving maker. I look forward to make great videos featuring this saw and router table.
You deserve that. Congratulations and hope to see lots of great projects in the future
Welp, I didn't know I needed this until now.
Very nice!! My delta crapped out and I was DIW. Trying to find a shop to fix my saw (under warranty) I bought the 220v cabinet saw. I have incra rails/fence router lift and wonder fence.
Congrats Lynn! I thought you might have mentioned the Safety feature of this saw which is how it came into being, but it's easy seeing as how overwhelmed you were with simply getting a great saw for your shop! Let the fun continue!
Awesome upgrade with the SawStop! That full setup is on my bucket list LOL. Looking forward to seeing projects with this saw.
Wow. That's SUPER exciting. I think you're right about how it will impact precision and joy more than job possibilities.
I am truly happy for you, wishing you all the luck and prosperity.
That’s awesome, very happy for you. Someday I’ll get mine
So glad to see someone using the guard.
Most kickback incidents coulda been avoided from them.
Happy for you. Certainly a fantastic saw, but I will miss watching you build fantastic stuff with the simpler and more affordable and common tools.
Good on ya Lynn! Once you had an indoor shop space I figured it was a matter of time before SawStop got you set up. They seem to be on a mission to equip all the good TH-cam woodworkers with their stuff, but I’m sure they want the saw inside where it can stay looking nice. A fitting upgrade for an upgraded shop. Big step from your covered driveway 👍
Move your job site saw to the shed workshop that you are building.
I watched the wonderful studio video all day. It is a wonderful studio.
Wow you've bought every piece of sawstop!! I am so jealous. I would assembly all by myself. I wouldn't give that satisfaction to any other person.
Sorry to cry on your parade,
but I also enjoy assembling
these.
You are right, about giving the
satisfaction to someone else!
I get paid for this, and STILL
love it.
steve
Very exciting. Have fun!
So happy for you! Enjoy that setup and beast of a machine
Thanks Clinton!
About raising the blade - I also went from the Jobsite saw to - in my case - the professional 1 3/4 hp saw. The thing that I didn't like about the jobsite saw's raising/lowering mechanism, is that making fine adjustments was hard. If I had a situation where the blade had to be at a specific height, sometimes I'd have to jockey the raising/lowering thing up and down a bunch of times to get it to stop at a specific height. The pro saw is much better because you have to turn it a bunch of times to get to full height, whereas the jobsite saw was one revolution.
Anyone who is a woodworker, is completely in awe. But don't forget, it has a safety feature to which if for any reason you have an accident with your fingers, it should shut of and brake before you break the skin. Congratulations 🇨🇦👍
Question: What is the advantage of a SawStop table saw as compared to every other table saw manufacturer? It was never mentioned in the video.
Congrats Lynn, so happy for you
This great video convince me to pull the trigger and go pick up a saw stop !
Just spent the last 24 hours putting together the 3 horsepower professional so many nuts so many both but it all goes together so smoothly and it's one solid object in the end I think it was worth every penny
My dream saw. Congratulations on the upgrade!!! Your excitement really came through on the video.
Is your shop heated? I’m curious if your saw rusts in the winter and how you prevent it from rusting and maintaining
Thank you for sharing your exciting upgrade & thoughts. I like how you have shown how you can make amazing things with a simple jobsite saw, so I will be curious as to what incredible things you’ll make with the new saw. All the best with your wood working and “maker” pursuits.
I encourage the idea of keeping the job site and setting it up for Dado cuts. I've got a couple of reasons,
first, then you don't need the special dado cartridge for the sawstop, and thus don't have to fiddle with the plastic tab setting the cartridge gap every time you switch back and forth.
Second, dado cuts are, for an experienced user such as yourself, safer in terms of blade contact therefore the sawstop's safety system is needed less for dado cuts.
And third, it's like having both an impact driver AND a drill, it makes switching back and forth between operations so much easier, for example, making boxes doing all the rip work and cross cuts on the sawstop then, for example, using a box joint jig on the jobsite saw to cut all the joints.
and fourth, using the box concept, if you were to decide to make a ton of boxes for something like a craft fair or farmers market, you could have someone assisting you making one of the cuts while you do the others.
I got a Makita MLT100, crying out loud.
congrats guys, the table saw is beautiful.
Congratulations on the new saw. I have enjoyed watching you work on the job site saw like I have. Enjoy.
Thanks Stuart! The job site saw is a great one too.
I wish my sawstop showed up in as good of shape as yours. I had to send mine back, awaiting the replacement now.
Love the level of excitement. I am here debating on the features for my sawstop. My shop is very small hence the mobile base. Will give the router table a look now as the integrated aspect might be a good idea.
Very nice, congratulations on the upgrade, you're going to love it. I added something to my saw that I think you would appreciate. It's the JessUm Clear- Cut TS Stock Guides. You install these guides on the fence and they keep the material moving towards the fence at all times when your cutting. Especially useful on larger cuts, big safety helper! And, I found that I don't have anymore burn marks from the blade. Anyway, I hope you enjoy your new saw and keep making great content!
Congrats on the new sawstop. Like those of us fortunate enough to own one, you will love your saw as much as we do;-)
Where did you get the hard plastic extension you used for the saw dust collection? Want to guess rockler? Maybe? I have the same issue with my PCS and it’s outfeed table
Now you need a jointer/planer combo unit. Great saw!
Darbin, thank you for this video. For Christmas, my wife ordered the SawStop ICS. I totally agree that packaging is excellent and instructions are great. I'm more impressed with the fit and finish of the saw and accessories. I have a Powermatic bandsaw and table saw and thought those were beautifully made. SawStop by far has exceeded Powermatic's finish. Would you consider a "year-after-review of your SawStop?
Nice saw congratulations, what was the final price, I’m thinking of trying to get one also, I cut my thumb on my saw and was thinking that wouldn’t have happened if I had a new saw, my fence got jammed,
Rocklers and Woodcraft have online pricing. I've been looking at them myself. If you only want one for the blade brake you might consider waiting. Saw Stops patent on blade brake ends this year and other manufacturers are ready to roll out their own versions of it. Saw Stop is lawyering up so it will get drug out in courts for quite a while. No idea how long. I have heard that in a couple different places so I don't guarantee it to be completely true.
turn yourcrosscut fence around, it should be infront of you. SO that when you are pushing it, you are applying pressure to the fence and your movement.. (Felder 940s owner here)
Huh? The fence is in front of her. It's installed correctly.
@@littlejackalo5326 no, the fence should be installed with the wood being the first object between her and the fence. This allows all forward movement to actually have cause. Otherwise, you are holding the wood back against the fence, and moving forward - which leads to i square cuts.
It’s easier to use the wood be pushed against the fence/stop.
Love it! I just assembled my new Saw Stop PCS last week.
Excellent video! Will you share the total cost?
I'm a little late to the party, but you should keep the job site saw and storage. It's really helpful to have two saws so if you need to recut a piece mid project you can leave your main saw setup, and then just do the correction on the secondary saw. I've scrapped several pieces because I changed the angle mid batch to fix something, and then couldn't get it back to exactly where it was so the rest of the batch matched the first.
I am glad to see a lathe in the background! Looking forward to a turning show! Congrats on the new table saw - looks like a nice piece of equipment.
Thanks Mark, and yes that's a lathe!
If you are new to a lathe I recommend getting a good teacher. There are so many videos of woodworkers using terrible lathe techniques on TH-cam. And don’t use a skew chisel until you are accomplished. Ha ha, I expect you are already an expert, but I do like to have a rant.😀
Yay!! Lynn got a new toy!! WOOHOO! SO COOL! 8-D
Yeah, the precision that it is made with, the smoothness, the locks and stops and all the features too. That is such an upgrade. I'm very happy for you Lynn! You are making good videos, you are a nice person (at least on camera ;-) LOL). So you definitely deserve it!
Wow - Nice addition to your shop!
So I take it this means you'll now be able to make a wooden crate with round over edges thats square!
Congrats!
OMG! What a dream come true... I’d love to have a saw stop table saw... one day?! I wonder how long it took you to completely assemble it? 1 day, 2 days, 3 days, a full week??? Because on this video... it looked so fast setting up... what’s the reality in setting it up from the box to finish?
If you have space, setting up the dado blade seems like a good use of the second saw because the setup is often the problematic part of using the dado and why a user often says "I can run the material thru the blade repeatedly quicker. " Setup looks like a task taking a day or two, but what fun days they should be. Hope to see some sled making in your future.
I agree with you, having a dado blade on permanently sounds really nice in theory. I'm just wondering how much I'll actually use it in reality.
Plus Saw Stop has to have different safety modules installed for different blade configurations. So a separate dado saw is a great idea.
Congrats!! Love it!! Thanx to Saw Stop as well! You both rock!!!
Congratulations on the new Saw Stop. My dream is to have a shop big enough for a Saw Stop. Maybe if I was younger this would happen. I really enjoy all your videos. You should get your hubby involved more on camera. He sounds like a really nice funny guy. Plus I get a kick out of him picking on you once in a while. My deceased wife used to do that to me (I always deserved it, LOL) and it really kept everything light and funny. Her nick name for me was 'Jim the Tool Man'. It even caught on with our immediate family. It was all in fun and we all kept it light when I would make some dumb mistake and was scrambling trying to fix it before anyone found out what I had done. Early on when I was learning there were a lot of those. LOL... Keep up the good work. I can't wait to see your first project with the new saw. It will showcase all the capabilities of the Saw Stop and all accessories.
Nice to hear you enjoyed Matt being involved in the video :) He's pretty funny at times, and he makes fun of me way too much I think! 😛
@@darbinorvar I am sure it is all in fun. Keeps your relationship young and fun. LOL...
Hi, Darbin, two simpel questions, Where do you buy all items? and what`s the brand of the router used in the router lift, Thanks a lot for your time and answers. Regards. Enjoy it.
Hello! Looking to buy one with those options, could you please list them?
So exciting! Congratulations on the new machines. Love your excitement!
Congrats on the new saw! But rather than having the old vac on a platform above the saw, can't you use the pipes that SawStop provided and connect the small vac to that? Then you can store the small vac under the saw wing and out of sight.
That is one nice saw and router. Looking forward to see some projects made on it.
I have the same saw. I upgraded from a Powermatic 66 3hp saw, and the Sawstop is soooo much nicer in terms of fit, finish, and ease of use.
You look like you are one step away from Heaven. I'm re-doing my little garage shop. Nothing like yours. Just adding a few things to be able to make things and work on my house.
You might even hire a helper and do some production work. When you're all done setting up. It would be nice to see what comes out of that table saw.
Congratulations on this amazing purchase. I love your videos!!! I look forward to them!!!
Thank you for this video. I am getting the contractor saw when my shop is complete, but now I have to get the sliding table! Have to!
Awesome! cant wait to see what you make on it.
This table is on my wishlist...congrats and have fun...
this Video is awesome !!!. Im getting a 3HP 36in t-glide.. I did have a question, tho. now that im sure you've had time to use the lift, I was wondering about your take on it. i really don't really see anybody reviewing this part of the saw. Thank you in advance.
Hi Lynn, have you tried the larger overarm dust collection? Any comparison opinions?
Wow wow wow. I hate you right now lol. Thanks so much for this. The best sawstop review I’ve seen. I just craved a video of someone setting it up and showing the slider and router. This is exactly the set up I need. Very excited now. Love you’re excitement, I can’t wait for the same day. I’ll follow also. Nice shop.
We have 3 of these at my shop. I feel sad when I come home and use my crummy tablesaw. But once my truck is paid off (another 6 months or so). I’m getting a Sawstop
Congrats! I have the ICS and love it. Be careful with the top. Very prone to rust and rust remover left staining.
very cool I know your gonna have fun usin that saw keep us posted
Excellent upgrade! A table saw is used often and having a cabinet saw fits the bill. The 230v is very nice as well and adds to a smoother startup and probably easier on the motor. Try balancing a nickel on edge and turn on the table saw--does it fall down? Eventually the cranks will start to bind due to sawdust buildup, so you will need some periodic maintenance. I do a full table saw (I have a Powermatic 65) tuneup every two years. Keep your iron top clean, DRY and wax it or at least wipe WD40 on it once in awhile. Very nice table saw fence as well. Glad you are thinking about safety, SawStop is perfect plus the cabinet saw is better at dust collection. I bet you wish you had this saw when building the library!!! For dust collection upgrade think about getting a cyclone, at least 3HP colllector, 240v and wireless remote. Smooth pipes are better than corrugated flex. With a router table extension, you save room by NOT having a separate router table.
I bought the SS Jobsite saw, since the workshop has to coexist with the car. But since I'm building some large cabinets at the moment, I'm really wishing I'd gone the extra and bought the Contractor saw with 52" rails and just made the car live outside.
Great video Linn.
Yes, keep the job site saw.
Having the dado stack permanently installed is one job it can be dedicated to, cutting aluminum is another job it can be dedicated too.
Using the SawStop to cut aluminum requires you to first go through the procedure to disable the safety mechanism. If you do not, the aluminum will trip the safety mechanism and mess up the blade.
In addition, you will always have it as a backup if the SawStop goes down for some reason.
Three reasons to keep the job site saw.
1) Permanent dado stack.
2) Cutting aluminum.
3) Backup saw in case the SawStop goes down.
Good points!