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	Machine Guarding eTool: Saws - Table Saws
		With hand-fed saws, the operator adjusts the height and angle of the blade.
		Self-feed or power table saws are equipped with rollers or a conveyor system to hold the lumber and force-feed it into the saw blade.
		Attach a brake to the motor’s arbor to stop the saw from coasting after the power has been cut off, or have the operator remain at the saw station after the motor is shut off, until the blade stops turning.
	www.osha.gov /SLTC/etools/machineguarding/saws/tablesaws.html (555 words)

	Woodworking.com - Woodworking Times...Table Saw Maintenance
		The table remains in a fixed horizontal position and the arbor tilts.
		Because all table saws are made of parts which are bolted and screwed together, these parts loosen and slip due to vibration.
		The space in the board which is removed by the saw blade is called a âkerf.â The splitter is used to keep the saw-kerf open; this keeps the wood from binding.
	www.woodworking.com /wwtimes_tablesaw.cfm (2311 words)

	Table saw tuning and repair on a budget
		I bought the saw as a stopgap measure to keep me from spending $2000 on a proper cabinet maker's table saw.
		One of the first things I'd noticed about the saw when I bought it was that the rip fence was very crooked.
		I was accustomed to using a table saw with a sliding table, so never thought very highly of these miter gauge things.
	woodgears.ca /table_saw (616 words)

	Table Saw Basics - Alignment - NewWoodworker.com LLC
		With the exception of a benchtop saw or two that do not have them, miter slots are the one constant on table saws that cannot be changed.
		Most saws hold this adjustment for a very long time so it is worth the effort to get it right the first time around.
		On most saws, there are two mounting points, one off the back of the saw and the second near the back of the blade in the throat opening.
	www.newwoodworker.com /basic/tsalign.html (3434 words)

	Table Saw Basics
		For as much as the table saw is used, there are many hobbyists and professionals alike who do not have a complete understanding of current philosophies for operation.
		One of the common mistakes in using a table saw, is using the wrong blade for a specific task.
		As I approach the saw, towards the end of the cut, I begin to move toward the center of the sheet to finish the cut.
	home.att.net /~waterfront-woods/Articles/Tablesaw/tablesaw.htm (4240 words)

	The Portable Table Saw
		Portable table saws, which are occasionally referred to as bench table saws, do not come with built-in stands, but leg sets can be purchased separately or fabricated without much difficulty.
		The cutting surface on portable table saws is smaller than on shop models (roughly one and a half by two feet square, rather than approximately two feet by three and a half feet).
		Situated beyond the saw blade, the splitter separates the wood to prevent the stock from binding on the blade.
	www.bobvila.com /HowTo_Library/The_Portable_Table_Saw-Power_Tools-A2056.html (566 words)

	Table Saw Accessories
		The sliding table for the Preac Table Saw was developed for the model maker who has a need to crosscut wood up to 4" wide and wants more support for longer pieces of wood on either side of the blade.
		The table can also be adjusted to be square by loosening the rear socket cap screw and the front flat head screw with the hex key provided, and aligning with a square against the blade and front bar.
		When first using the Sliding Table with the blade set at the highest position, slowly slide the table to the rear and front positions with the stop screws in position so the blade may remove any excess aluminum in the blade slot due to slight variations in the saw table and sliding table.
	www.preac.com /available_accessories.htm (1228 words)

	Table Saw Ratings, Table Saw Review Ratings
		Six contractor table saws are tested for assembly and disassembly time (for mobility,) motor power, drive mechanism and alignment, precision and ease of adjustments.
		We found three table saws with average 5-star ratings from dozens of users, including the Grizzly G1023S budget cabinet saw, the Delta 36-675 contractor saw, and the Powermatic 1660802K, a special version of the Powermatic 66 cabinet saw for home workshops.
		Most table saws get reviews and ratings from only a few users here, so the ratings are not as useful as those at Amazon.com, though the two sources tend to agree.
	www.consumersearch.com /www/house_and_home/table-saw-reviews/reviews.html (2489 words)

	Choosing a Table Saw - Articles at Woodcraft
		The tables are usually too short (front to back) to accept most aftermarket fences; the tables of many bench top table saws are constructed of aluminum, or composites, and molded to accept only the fence made by the saw's manufacturer.
		Motor horsepower of such saws tends to be an irrelevancy, as almost all manufacturers rate the saws at maximum brake horsepower, something that is not usable on a day-to-day basis.
		Contractor's saws are lighter than cabinet saws, but still four to six times heavier than bench top models; the motor drives the arbor through a single belt, which increases the possible depth of cut by as much as 1/8" (over direct drive saws) on many models.
	www.woodcraft.com /articles.aspx?articleid=241 (1042 words)

	Grampa's Workshop - woodworking, woodworking projects, woodworking plans
		If a large fixed table saw could even be afforded, I couldn't have afforded the space for it, so I had to come up with an arrangement which was both affordable and functional.
		Since the saw was 21" front to back, the bottom needed to be 21" D plus the 3/4" thickness of the back, so 21 3/4".
		Sit your saw on it and mark the mounting holes on the platform, when the saw is positioned just right - not binding on the sides or back.
	www.grampasworkshop.net /sawtable.html (1255 words)

	Woodworking Table Saws at Southern Tool Catalog
		A table saw purchase should be made carefully to avoid getting either a machine that doesn't meet shop needs, or one that leaves too little money for other important tools.
		Cheaper saws make rough cuts, wear out quickly, don't hold their adjustments, and are more prone to dangerous kickbacks.
		Plenty of power for any task: motors in these saws are rated at 3 or 5 horsepower, which is enough to handle any wood up to full cutting depth (typically 3 1/8" for either kind of saw).
	www.southern-tool.com /store/wood_working_tablesaws.html (1043 words)

	Dummies::Eyeing Table Saw Specifications
		Countless table saw designs are available, from a basic tabletop version to a contractor's version to a full-blown cabinet saw.
		A table saw is an essential tool that can be used for an almost unlimited number of woodworking tasks.
		Saw blade: Most table saws have a 10-inch blade, but some of the most expensive cabinet saws have a 12-inch blade.
	www.dummies.com /WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-2324.html (940 words)

	Table Saws - Table Saw Reviews, Best Table Saws
		In general, however, the most recent reviews of contractor saws and cabinet table saws emphasize that table flatness, arbor runout, and fence and miter gauge accuracy are quite acceptable on all the models compared.
		But newer table saws have surpassed many of the brands and models that were favorites as recently as last year.
		Table saw models don't change often, so newer table saws are at a disadvantage when counting up top picks in reviews over recent years.
	www.consumersearch.com /www/house_and_home/table-saw-reviews/index.html (1217 words)

	Dewalt Table Saw
		DW7462 DEWALT HEAVY DUTY CASTIRON EXT WING TABLE SAW
		by Dewalt Table Saw (tablesaw) @ Tue, 12 Sep 2006 08:01:33 -0500
		Dewalt DW7460 Table Saw w/ Mobile Base & Ext Table 52"
	tablesaw.dewalt-tools.com (348 words)

	Articles
		This saw can be run on a 15- or 20-amp circuit quite easily, without fear of overloading.The Biesemeyer fence is taller, longer and stouter than the similarly designed fences on the Jet, General International and Powermatic models we tested.The fence’s cursor and rule are exceptionally easy to read.
		It tilts to the right.This is a fine saw, but it doesn’t have any of the three key features we prefer: left tilt, good dust collection, or two cast-iron wings.The right wing is a tableboard, but you can replace it with a solid, cast-iron wing for $80.The faces on the fence aren't easy to replace.
		Unlike any of the saws we tested, it has all three key features we’re looking for: left tilt, two cast-iron wings and an enclosed base for better dust collection (the motor is tucked under the table).
	www.dewalt.com /us/articles/product_review.asp?Site=woodworking&ID=793 (2253 words)

	Power Tools: Table Saw (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The table saw is a useful addition to any workshop as it allows you to rip long planks of wood very easily.
		However, there are alternatives to the table saw for those who are not yet ready to spend the money (or who do not have the space) for this tool.
		Alternatives to the table saw range from using a circular saw to rip the wood by using a long straight ruler (or second plank of wood) as a guide to building your own table saw by making a table that you can clamp a circular saw underneath (pointing upwards).
	www.am-wood.com /tools/tablesaw.html (664 words)

	Table Saw Crosscutting Jig (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In most shops the table saw is the workhorse, performing most of the tough tasks, ripping pieces to width, crosscutting to length, ploughing dadoes and even turning a moulder head.
		The standard miter gauge that comes with most saws usually leaves a little to be desired when it comes to control on large crosscuts.
		Place the bed on the saw table so the bed's left side is flush with the table's left side and the bed's rear edge is flush with the table's near edge.
	www.lowes.com /lowes/lkn?action=howTo&p=Build/SlidTabl.html (623 words)

	Buying Guide for Table Saws
		The first thing to consider when choosing a table saw is how you are going to use it.
		Portable table saws perform many of the functions of larger stationary table saws but have a decided advantage in their mobility.
		Stationary Table Saws are usually setup in one location as a permanent fixture and generally have more power than portable saws.
	www.lowes.com /lowes/lkn?action=howTo&p=BuyGuide/chstablesaw.html&rn=RightNavFiles/rightNavTools (671 words)

	Table Saw Safety
		Only operators trained in the safe operation of a table saw are allowed to use the saw.
		For saws with a cord and plug, the saw must be unplugged.
		Wobble blades are not permitted on table saws.
	www.afd.calpoly.edu /risk/ehs/tablesaw.html (368 words)

	Power Tools Institute-Overview (Table Saws)
		A table saw should be equipped with a rip fence, miter gauge, blade guard,
		saw blade (fence not parallel with saw blade).
		A buildup of pitch or sap on the surface of the saw blade increases the thickness of the blade and also increases friction on the blade surface.
	www.powertoolinstitute.com /safety/tablesaw.html (931 words)

	Easy-to-Build Table Saw Jigs Woodworking Plan
		A table saw is hard to beat for handling a variety of jobs on the same tool.
		But what really makes a table saw so versatile are the accessories woodworkers create to improve the saw's overall performance.
		But what really makes my table saw so versatile are the shop-built “helpers” I’ve accumulated through the years.
	www.plansnow.com /tablesawacc.html (214 words)

	Choosing and Using Table Saws \| THIS OLD HOUSE
		If you're frustrated with the clumsiness and lack of accuracy of a circular saw in ripping material (cutting it to width along the board's length) and in trimming small pieces, you may want to consider a bench-top table saw.
		A bench-top saw is not as accurate as a larger and more expensive contractor's saw or stationary shop saw, and it struggles a bit more with thick pieces of lumber.
		Turn the page to learn what to look for in a table saw and which saw is right for you, as well as some helpful techniques from This Old House master carpenter Norm Abram.
	www.thisoldhouse.com /toh/knowhow/tools/article/0,16417,783876,00.html (388 words)

	Woodworking Table Saw (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The fence for the router table (can be seen in the picture of the router cabinet) attaches to the saw's fence and allows for easy and precise fence adjustments.
		The out feed table on the table saw (project plan #100) folds down to minimize floor space needs.
		While a large cabinet saw like this is a dream to work with, many of the other saws (bench top, and contractor's saws) are very capable of producing fine work.
	www.woodworkingathome.com /ShopTour/woodworking_table_saw.htm (324 words)

	Table Saw Products List
		The EZ Square Table Saw Fence was designed to be that dependable piece of equipment in your workshop that you can trust every time you use it.
		The EZ Square Table Saw Fence fits most saw and some drilling may be required.
		Table saw blade insert improves the safety and efficiency of your table saw.
	www.ptreeusa.com /tablesaw_products.htm (891 words)

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		Table saws are responsible for more than 60,000 injuries, 3,000 amputations, and $2 billion in injury-related costs each year, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
		I was somewhat sensitized to this article because one of the contractors working on my office remodeling project injured his fingers on a table saw last week.
		This table saw has a current running through the blade and as soon as it contacts human flesh, it throws a brake on the saw blade and stops it 90 percent faster than it takes to deploy an airbag.
	www.mercola.com /2006/jul/6/you_dont_have_to_lose_your_fingers_on_a_table_saw.htm (568 words)

	Rock-Solid Table Saw Base
		Excessive table saw vibrations can result in inaccurate cuts as well as wear to your saw and blades.
		The vibration caused by the motion of the blade and motor is transferred throughout the saw.
		Larger “cabinet saws” have heavy cast iron table tops and bases to help combat this problem.
	www.woodzone.com /tips/solid_base.htm (265 words)

	Table Saws - Woodcraft.com
		A table saw is the work horse of most workshops.
		Whether you’re ripping a board to an exact width, cross-cutting to a precise width, or cutting miters, a quality table saw fitted with a sharp blade will do the job.
		The jobs that a table saw can handle are numerous when it’s fitted with accessories such as dado blades, tenoning jigs, etc. If you can’t find a table saw that fits your needs here, odds are there isn’t one.
	www.woodcraft.com /depts.aspx?DeptID=4064 (88 words)

	Incra Jig LS Table Saw Fence
		These additional scales save setup time when switching between saw blades and dado sets as well as router bits when used in conjunction with extension wing router tables.
		The Incra LS Table Saw Fence is available in two sizes, 32” or 52”.
		That includes a longer fence and support base to accommodate the 30” size of your saw table.
	www.woodpeck.com /tslssystem.html (496 words)

	NPR : Table-Saw Technology Aims to Save Fingers
		All Things Considered, December 7, 2004 · Table saws are great at ripping through wood, but the power tools can also cause serious injuries, sending upwards of 40,000 people to emergency rooms each year.
		Gass argues that power toolmakers have an ethical obligation to add the safety device to their saws before thousands more people are seriously injured or maimed.
		The industry counters that the technology is unproven and may not withstand heavy use, and notes that it would cost tens of millions of dollars to retool assembly lines to incorporate it.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=4182602 (366 words)

	WoodCentral's BP Archives: Table Saw Fence Comparisons
		Same issues hold true regarding the need for table board and legs, although the Skarie guy said the Biesemeyer commercial could go up to 40 inch without support legs, but it's not wise with a contractor's saw because of the danger of tipping.
		Trying to move the saw with the existing base risks bending the fence rails and/or throwing off the alignment as the 50-inch table rises off the floor.
		I should also add that by installing the Delta sliding/rolling table, I had to move the Vega fence slightly to the right increasing the rip capacity to the right by about 8 to 10 inches with a corresponding loss on the left.
	www.woodcentral.com /bparticles/fence_comparison.shtml (1796 words)

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