SawStop 3 HP Industrial Cabinet Saw Unboxing & Assembly
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- In this episode, I unbox and assemble the SawStop 3HP Industrial Cabinet Saw.
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I've had 4 great memories in my life, the day i married my wife, the births of my two children, and the day I assembled my SawStop. Great choice Jon. The safety feature is worth the cost alone.
I saved this video for Christmas morning so I could vicariously have a cool Christmas gift opening. Thanks Jon.
It's nice to see a real professional get a really nice tool in the fullness of time. It is a welcome change from the usual "I just started woodworking six months ago and it's time I level my game" gush videos.
What a beautiful piece of machinery! It's no wonder these are so popular.
And expensive AF
@@CRNFLK77 Yes and worth every penny.
They are nice saws. I've been using 5HP version for about 5 years. Other than the start cap blowing out and a few unwarranted brake firings, it has been trouble free. Make sure you have a good dust collector hooked up. If the blade height adjust gets stiff, it is probably the bevel gears inside the cabinet near the front. They collect dust and jam up. Vacuum out the cabinet often. There is no dust collection inside the cabinet, just the shroud around the blade.
Just found this after putting our new industrial sawstop together yesterday- I HOPE you read this because there was a mistake made in your wiring to the saw. The green ground you connected to the center terminal needs to be moved to where the saw's ground is. That center terminal is not grounded to the saw (I took it apart to verify knowing enough to wire a home and how grounds work and to verify it was, in fact grounded which it wasn't) and only noticed on the back of the protective cover, it explicitly says to wire it this way- and to NOT use the center. It may not be a gigantic deal, but when there are as many electrical components inside the saw as there on on ours, I'd prefer to make sure it's all properly grounded.
I have the same one and I love it. You’ll not be disappointed with it.
Yeah, even aside from the blade brake tech, they're amazingly well-built and engineered table saws.
The shop looks great, very clean and bright looking. Looking forward to seeing some new projects with the new saw.
Me making this video: “I like to start a project like this by ripping open the box and dumping everything out on the ground. This helps when looking for the small and large items small later on that have been scattered all over the room. I never set up a table but almost always leave the package wrapping in the work space so that other pieces cannot get unwrapped and be lost when needed.”
The comment made me laugh to myself out loud because it's true for almost everybody
excellent
Congratulations on that gorgeous looking table saw,you should have that a long time ago, you really deserve it,greetings from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Glade to see this video. Been really thinking of getting this exact model
Lucky you...
Very. Just set up my ICS and this was a great sanity check.
Congrats, so happy to see you with the premier saw on the market. Best wishes with it, and love how you kept your other saw set up.
Very helpful, one step closer to getting the PCS for myself. Enjoy your holidays, stay safe and healthy!!
Congrats on your new toy. Looks incredible.
very well executed assembly instructions and cool tips
because of the nature of my projects, I opted for the Harvey-like industrial sliding table saw, 12 inch blade, 4 HP (3000 W), 1 1/4 inch max dado width (32 mm)
but of course the SawStop is the state of the art top notch saw that beats (nearly) every saw on the market in their category, and the safety feature is the winner too
I always make sure the gap between the blade and brake cartridge is gaped correctly when I change blades
Only John can make setting up a saw that I will never have exciting.
Nice saw and congratulations on the new saw.
I found this video extremely helpful. I watched it many times and used it during the assembly of my saw. Great work! Sawstop should hire you :)
Thanks for this John. I just got my industrial saw the other day and this was very helpful to get a visual.
Now it’s time to build a cabinet to go under the extension table.
Very nice! Can’t wait to do my shop expansion and getting a SawStop of my own.
You did a really good job with this video ! I've watched several other videos and they aren't nearly as informative or thorough. Thanks, it was just what I needed to see !!
Thanks! That’s great to hear! I just made a storage cabinet for under the extension table and I’m posting that video in a few hours. I hope you will check it out.
@@JonPetersArtHome Great ! I was also thinking about one of those !!
Man that sounds smooooth.
Thanks for posting this. Mine has just been shipped and as giddy as a school girl with anticipation for the delivery! :)
I really enjoyed the sound of that beautiful saw. Thanks for the vedio. This is as close as I'll ever get to one. 😁
You’ll really like your ICS. I’ve had a 5hp ICS since 2007. It’s a fantastic saw.
Congrats on the new Sawstop.
You should implement a “no hotdog” rule in the shop though. I hear hotdogs like to attack Sawstop saw blades! 😊
Happy Holidays.
Ron
My dream table saw! Enjoy!
Nice... thank you !
long time subscriber I dont comment much : while I dont care for the Sawsrtop being invaded on every maker channels . I do like the fact you were not selling us "you need a sawstop" this video could be referenced for people who need help in assembly of a the Sawstop product. Thanks for staying true to your subscribers Jon! All the best with your new tool.
Congrats Jon, your new toy is fantastic.
Great video, thanks for sharing
Enjoy your new saw Jon
What timing just about to put mine together thanks for sharing
Congrats again John! I'm saving up for my own sawstop. :-)
Mine will be the 1 3/4HP 36" version.
Is it ok to be jealous? Because I am. LOL... Congrats Jon. 😊
I love your table saw. I will be ordering one I. The next month. But can we talk about that mountain bike in the background? I mean if you’re not riding it...I’ll kindly take it off your hands 😎
You can add more lumber storage 😉
nice set up, Jon can't wait for the first project to be made
Nice piece of equipment. Good luck with it and many projects to come...
That's a great walkthrough, Jon. I hope to see the new saw in a new project soon.
congratulations that you enjoy it and you can recover the investment very good machine
Awesome, one of these days I will get one, I will get one, I will get one.
I have a 1955 mint condition Boice Crane table saw. Love it.
Awesome table saw Jon. Use it in good health. Happy Holidays to you & your family. Be well & stay safe.
Great video. Very thorough on assembly. Are you going to do a follow up on tuning it up and “zeroing” it in? Great saw. Looking forward to see some projects with it.
Great video!!
Nice you’ll never need another saw!
Beautiful machine
I think I will stick with my 14" saw/5hp that can take 12" blades as well. I have been using saws since I was a very young boy. I always respect the saw and have never had a problem!
Super Weihnachtsgeschenk🖖
Hope you had the sponsor for this video. It was well done.!
Congrats on the new saw, Jon!
Congrats, Jom! All the best and happy new Year!
Will I ever own a Sawstop table saw?, No. Is it awesome to see one being assembled & be excited to see what Jon will create with it?, Yes!!! Shop is looking better & better Bud. Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!
Thanks Mike!
Congratulations!
Very nice Xmas gift, dont have enough space in my little shop
Really nice upgrade
Congratulations!!
You should replace that blade with one from Harbor Freight
Your new lighting is also quite nice. Have fun with your new saw. Happy Holidays from from a pal in Detroit!
Nice saw man! Looks like excellent quality. You are getting the shop so nice... I would disappear for weeks at a time! Cheers
Wow, my saw is such a complete piece of crap, I am so jelly. Congratulations and can't wait to see it in use!
Nice saw, i'm thinking of getting one. Can you tell us the full loadout you chose as if on their site selecting all the components?
She’s a beauty
That was simple, wow
Hi Robin, yes very simple and out of the box there was little adjustment to do.
Looks nice. I want it too
I bought one of those a few years ago. The machine weighs over 400 lbs. I needed a forklift to load into my truck and a hoist to get it off. I would have loved to have seen how you got that beast into the second floor of your shop!
Jon's art studio is upstairs. This saw is on the ground level. I'm sure it is a beast to move to any level!
Great saw.
Nice video on setting up the saw stop Jon! Thank you for sharing it with us' Have a wonderful weekend! and a Merry Christmas!💖👌👍😎JP
Thanks JP Merry Christmas!
Your very welcome Jon! and Thank you :) Have a wonderful week!😎
Congratulations Jon! Happy Cutting!!! DD
Good 👍
Great tool. Merry Christmas!
Perfect... 👍👏🤩
Wish I had the space for this saw.
It's kind of pertinent that one makes those fine adjustments....
Double-check your electrical. 7:54 I think your ground should be to the green ground in the upper right - NOT to the center terminal. It appears you have no ground path. The center screw is blank, and is where your neutral would be connected to (if you ran 4 wires as it is not used). Refer to SawStop Instruction manual for industrial page 81/ Also it appears you are using a 110 20A plug, rather than a 220 20A. I would recommend a twist-lock 20 Amp plug and receptacle. Note: I am Not an electrician
Thanks John, one question. Did the male electical plug come with the SStop.
Aí sim, é uma máquina.
Why didn’t you install the blade guard system?
When the saw arrived on the pallet, was it assembled as it appears at 0:36s in your video? I ask because I will need to move it from the driveway to my shop with a tractor with front loader forks... it has a max weight of ~500 lbs. I figured if the pallet has a few boxes that can be removed I could meet the weight restriction. Thanks for your help.
I made a plywood sled and dragged it to the barn with my four wheeler. My oldest son gave me a hand.
Very nice Jon :)!!
Happy with my JET 5hp, but I've always regretted not getting the SawStop!
Oh look everyone Mr.5 horse power is in the house. 🤣 J/K. That would be one hell of a saw to have.
@@rchavez5056 Hey look it's Mr.Jackass taking my expression of envy and spinning it....I believe the SawStop he purchased is a superior saw, that was the intent of my statement.
@@storylineamerica4108 Dam calm down. I meant your saw would be one hell of a saw to have. I didn't mean to offend you.
@@rchavez5056 Sorry, it was an early pre-coffee reaction. This saw is a bit much for the work I do and was an "eyes bigger than your stomach" purchase and I would take a SawStop 3hp over this thing any day!
@@storylineamerica4108 👍
Looks great... are you going to build a cross cut slead ?
What is the name of the pliers that you are using?
Pena que no Brasil não temos acesso a equipamentos deste tipo.
Beautiful saw, what was the actual set up time? Thanks
I want one. 😭
Can't get these in the UK. Come on SawStop - make it happen for the sake of my fingers. There's a large market of woodworkers in Old Blighty itching to get their hands on one of your saws.
I thought reading posts from Europe all the real woodworkers over there had sliding Table Saws and these yankee cabinet saws we use were out dated dinosaurs.
At the time of viewing this 10 people have disliked it. Please could one or all of you speak up and say why you are so offended by someone unboxing and assembling something. I get that you are jealous that he got one of these for free but he totally deserves it given the content he consistently pumps out which is information you 10 people don't give the rest of us. So...go on then. Who are y'all and what's yer gripe? :-)
is the blue knife one of the new jerryrig knifes
Do you use a solvent to wipe off the shipping oil?
I didn’t, just a few clean rags
Are you planning on putting a table surface between the two saws, or just leaving it open?
I’m planning to bridge the gap this week
What did you set the cabinet on? I have just purchased a 52" sawstop and do not plan on moving it around. The floor in my shop is concrete and I do not want to set the metal cabinet directly on it. I see you have a white base / buffer between your cabinet and floor. Thank you in advance. BTW awesome video.
I set the saw on a half inch piece of plywood. I used a few shims to make it perfectly level and bring it up to the same height as my other tablesaw
Honest question. What advantages does the 3hp industrial have over 3hp professional? I’m looking at industrial 5 hp.
The 5 is going to have more power, but I’ve never needed more than 3hp
@@JonPetersArtHome Nice that is for the response.
ICS 3hp is overall a beefier saw. Thicker cast iron top, more robust steel, stronger belts, bigger bearings, 3 inch larger cast iron table, and just more sturdy. To be honest, a PCS is all you need and more, but an ICS is for those who's OCD for absolute premium tools is insatiable.
The iCS weighs about 250 pounds more than the PCS. That isn't to say the PCS is a light saw by any means. Clocking in at 431 pounds, for the 52 inch T-Glide model, it is a heavy weight amongst saws. With the ICS ranking in at 685 pounds, it is a serious beast to move around.
Consider assembly, stairs, and door openings. For a basement shop, PCS is the way to go...... unless you want a serious struggle with getting the 530 pound motor down the stairs.
To be honest, I'm not sure if the ICS is worth the extra cost or the extra struggle of transit. I don't own one and so cannot attest to its benefits or downfalls.
Hope this helps.
@@ZunarZulfiqar I love your thoughts! I bought a ICS a week ago. It ships in who knows how long.
@@ivanscountrymusicandcars2357 Amazon has the ICS model available for purchase if you live in the USA. It is about $400 more expensive than if you were to buy it at a store, but that does include shipping to your home.
Congrats on the new saw, Jon! Nice overview of assembly. Did you have any issues at all putting it together? Looks like your extension wings were perfect out of the box. The ones on my PCS had a slight bow front to back - I had to really coerce them into straight and flush. It took the combination of a floor jack and a big rubber mallet to correct. Also had to adjust miter slots to the blade - it was out about 11 thou. Easy enough to correct with the Sawstop though. Curious why you didn't just go with the 5 HP?
Cabinet saw MKBHD edition.
What are you going to build first with this beast?
A picture frame 😂 seriously I am building a picture frame for a Friend today.
@@JonPetersArtHome best to start out small.. 😂🤣😂
What was the bump sound at 7:04? Doesnt sound like the table was flush.
Not sure, it’s about twi years and so far so good 👍
@@JonPetersArtHome lol and still a no nonsense assembly. I forgot to mention that. Your videos are easy to understand and to the point. I enjoy the no fluff factor.
Nice saw, Jon. Just a little too much space and $$$ for me. Best of luck with it. Did you adjust the blade clearance to the brake before turning it on? Take care.
Bill