Maybe the title should have been “top five most AFFORDABLE FOR MOST US sliding table saws”. 😂😂😂. Martin is King, but I could only afford my new Felder K700S.
@@tundrawhisperer4821 I have the Profil 45 Format 4 with long slider with CNC height and tilt and it has been just what I need. I later bought the $5K optional finger tip (12 stitches and almost lost the nail plate) on me left hand; but, that is part of the game and training. The Martin shaper was just toooo many cheese sandwiches for my diet and budget. The only drawback with the Felder unit is having to clean and regrease the ways; and, if you don't maintain you will be running along and all of a sudden the spindle will drop that little bit without any notice and you have messed up on $120 worth of wood and work that has to be redone. OMG Over here Felder does not stock as many carbide knife tooling inserts or ships out metric replacement bolts that are the wrong size. And, they shipped the Profil 45 and missed including the 2500MM sliding table, "oh, does that go with the shaper we shipped two weeks ago"? Felder discounts the main machine and then turns around with add-ons to recoup the cost. Now, do you want miter, optional table extensions, larger motor, etc. "how bought the orange mud flaps, leather steering wheel and twin antennas?" With any machine of any brand you have to know what you want before making the purchase. There is always deep water out there. They say when you have a house custom built it is the third house you have built where you really know what you are getting into and can walk in the woods. Same with cars and trucks unless you get lucky on the first one. Felder did not have the digital miter-parallel unit on the 700 series when I purchased the saw with sliding table. When I got the T60Classic Martin, it was 3 years later that I realized just how fortunate the selection was. Same way with the T45 planer. Felder planers are still not able to take that 12MM bite when time is money. I had to go into the hospital after a discussion with Laguna due to a laughing fit; I just could not calm down after trying to explain what I was talking about to those LA boys. They should include medication along with the machines. haha
@@vincentrolfe1384 yep, definitely have to do your homework. Luckily I had time to research the crap out of this stuff (2 years) and got what I wanted. Felder was the right choice for my sliding table saw though. There’s a showroom close by and the sales service and couple times with tech service has been an awesome experience.
It is all bull sheet! No one table here was represented from Guangdong province, just cheap saw from Shandoong province. There is not true rating. I have experience of 20 years buying table saw in China. Al this fake machine have a lot miss construction
Sir 1 pic sliding need what price
Ever heard of Martin?
Maybe the title should have been “top five most AFFORDABLE FOR MOST US sliding table saws”. 😂😂😂. Martin is King, but I could only afford my new Felder K700S.
@@tundrawhisperer4821 I have the Profil 45 Format 4 with long slider with CNC height and tilt and it has been just what I need. I later bought the $5K optional finger tip (12 stitches and almost lost the nail plate) on me left hand; but, that is part of the game and training. The Martin shaper was just toooo many cheese sandwiches for my diet and budget. The only drawback with the Felder unit is having to clean and regrease the ways; and, if you don't maintain you will be running along and all of a sudden the spindle will drop that little bit without any notice and you have messed up on $120 worth of wood and work that has to be redone. OMG Over here Felder does not stock as many carbide knife tooling inserts or ships out metric replacement bolts that are the wrong size. And, they shipped the Profil 45 and missed including the 2500MM sliding table, "oh, does that go with the shaper we shipped two weeks ago"?
Felder discounts the main machine and then turns around with add-ons to recoup the cost. Now, do you want miter, optional table extensions, larger motor, etc. "how bought the orange mud flaps, leather steering wheel and twin antennas?"
With any machine of any brand you have to know what you want before making the purchase. There is always deep water out there. They say when you have a house custom built it is the third house you have built where you really know what you are getting into and can walk in the woods. Same with cars and trucks unless you get lucky on the first one.
Felder did not have the digital miter-parallel unit on the 700 series when I purchased the saw with sliding table. When I got the T60Classic Martin, it was 3 years later that I realized just how fortunate the selection was. Same way with the T45 planer. Felder planers are still not able to take that 12MM bite when time is money.
I had to go into the hospital after a discussion with Laguna due to a laughing fit; I just could not calm down after trying to explain what I was talking about to those LA boys. They should include medication along with the machines. haha
@@vincentrolfe1384 yep, definitely have to do your homework. Luckily I had time to research the crap out of this stuff (2 years) and got what I wanted. Felder was the right choice for my sliding table saw though. There’s a showroom close by and the sales service and couple times with tech service has been an awesome experience.
Why not just call this video the bottom 5 sliding table saws and call it good?
Your review is very limited segment of the sliding top saw market. Why dont you trynusing and altendorf, ironwood, scmi, saw-stop, etc...
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There’s no way these are the “top 5”
Ever heard of SCM Group? Going to start the whole thing again I am.
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It is all bull sheet! No one table here was represented from Guangdong province, just cheap saw from Shandoong province. There is not true rating.
I have experience of 20 years buying table saw in China. Al this fake machine have a lot miss construction
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