Hi at 2:52, where you tilted up the cart, could you leave the csc50 in the cart? It’s a lot easier on my back than to have to lift it all the way to the table top. I might consider to get the cart if that is possible. Thanks.
Hello, I did try try strapping the saw into the cart and lifting with it. I was able to lift the saw with it strapped in and then lower it again back to its wheels. So it is possible. With that being said, not sure if it would put to much stress on the legs over time. Hope this helps.
Hi, thanks a lot. Great to hear it can be done. Yes, good point about stress on the joints. The unit weighs about 45 lbs. I guess if the joints are steel pins, they should be ok but risky if they are plastic. 😅
I’d be interested in seeing you doing more with this saw.
Thank you for sharing.
It’s on my wish list for 2023
You will not be disappointed if you get it.
I bought it also and I adore it.
It would be cool to see you do some projects with this table saw :)
Can't wait for mine to arrive :) !!
Did your saw arrive yet?
@@stevemeyer7883 nope, sould be next week!
It's here! Incredible how quiet it is! I'm thrilled!@@stevemeyer7883
All the gimmick's look great. What is the run-out on the arbor?
Hi at 2:52, where you tilted up the cart, could you leave the csc50 in the cart? It’s a lot easier on my back than to have to lift it all the way to the table top. I might consider to get the cart if that is possible. Thanks.
That is a good question. Let me check tomorrow and I will let you know. Thanks
@@stevemeyer7883 Great! Please remember to secure with strap b4 tilting up to ensure it does not slip off. Thanks.
Hello, I did try try strapping the saw into the cart and lifting with it. I was able to lift the saw with it strapped in and then lower it again back to its wheels. So it is possible. With that being said, not sure if it would put to much stress on the legs over time. Hope this helps.
Hi, thanks a lot. Great to hear it can be done. Yes, good point about stress on the joints. The unit weighs about 45 lbs. I guess if the joints are steel pins, they should be ok but risky if they are plastic. 😅
If it had option to plug in for power it would be a fantastic table saw but it does not !
That would have been a good feature to include.
I think they could do it simply by changing the battery pack