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Not on par with the other units out here and the picture isn't anything to right home about, but here it is!

Here's an idea...Instead of MANDATING that all other saw companies design their saws to fit his product, why doesn't someone sue Sawstop for refusing to PROVIDE the technology to these saw companies. If it is a matter of public safety, just making it unavailable to the average consumer should be a l...

Here's the jig in pratical use. I suppose with the proper support you could adapt the powerhead to provide the turning and just slowly move the router...hmmmmmm...project time!

http://lumberjocks.com/projects/20495

"Build a big enough jig, and I'll turn the world"

Yes, I'm not sure what happened. Can't seem to figure out why the picture reduced to that degree...any ideas?

Actually, it's not my idea - I saw it on Ebay this morning....I have to agree, though. It might lead to additional stress on the table edges. Still.....

Check this out. (A real "why didn't I think of that?" moment)

Anyone see any issues with this?

Let me know what you have....I'm interested...

Thanks!

Ok, I'm in....lookout for the smart bombs!

Thanks to all for the advice. Seemed somewhat redundant to start saw, speed up, make a cut, slow down, stop saw. Start saw, speed up, make a cut, slow down, stop saw.....rinse & repeat.....

Question: Should I turn the speed of the unit back to "slow" every time I power it off? Example: I'm making multiple pieces, but need to check measurements between cuts. I make a cut, then set to slow and power off the unit to check the measurement, then speed it back up after starting it ...