Its very similar to the Titan saw I bought from screwfix two years ago. Yours has a table extension on the right side. I'm jealous. 😄I have to make one to allow me to cut four foot sheets of ply for an up coming wardrobe project I've been given by her indoors. The support legs are a good idea, i'll take them onboard. I have some shiny melamine to use. For timber the more teeth the better the cut. I will be ordering from a Saxton 100 tooth triple chip blade for mine. The triple chip reduces the tearout on the underside of sheet material in particular. Handy, possibly for what you are doing where both sides of a cut might be seen.
Hi Loki Thank you for your coments This is the first table saw I have used and I was very please with the result Titan was my first choice however we are very limited with space at the moment in the workshop and as most work would be done outside I went for the lighter option of the Fury5 there is only a small amount of straight cut woodwork to do on the Birchwood now so I was a bit late in the day getting it :) Next purchase I should really make is on the camera as the sound is very low and unfortunately cannot be improved hense a lot of the filming is from behind my Samsung phone which does restrict what i can film
I would use that plastic push stick as a template and make wooden ones. That plastic is brittle and could cause more injuries then good if it ever catches the blade. Nice video. 👍🏻
That is serious waste of money and the way I'm seeing you cut with it, you're going you're get hurt. I've been using table saws (saw table if you must) for over 60 years. A lot of improvements have been made over the years and that saw is behind the curve. But here's the good part: there are so many new tools to aid cutting any piece of wood (or other materials) with a circular saw that I sold my Unisaw. A track saw does almost everything that a TS will do. Now I move my saw around the work instead of the work around the saw. Table saws are useful for dados but for those I use a router.
Thank you for your comments it's always good to get feedback from more experienced people. I may buy a track saw in the near future. Do you have any recommendations on brands and models
Its very similar to the Titan saw I bought from screwfix two years ago. Yours has a table extension on the right side. I'm jealous. 😄I have to make one to allow me to cut four foot sheets of ply for an up coming wardrobe project I've been given by her indoors. The support legs are a good idea, i'll take them onboard. I have some shiny melamine to use. For timber the more teeth the better the cut. I will be ordering from a Saxton 100 tooth triple chip blade for mine. The triple chip reduces the tearout on the underside of sheet material in particular. Handy, possibly for what you are doing where both sides of a cut might be seen.
Hi Loki
Thank you for your coments
This is the first table saw I have used and I was very please with the result Titan was my first choice however we are very limited with space at the moment in the workshop and as most work would be done outside I went for the lighter option of the Fury5 there is only a small amount of straight cut woodwork to do on the Birchwood now so I was a bit late in the day getting it :) Next purchase I should really make is on the camera as the sound is very low and unfortunately cannot be improved hense a lot of the filming is from behind my Samsung phone which does restrict what i can film
Just bought the Rage 5S table sae and I am so glad that I did, that extra £100 makes a difference. The pull out table/sled is great.
Enjoy the Rage the mobility and storage of that table is a great advantage over static tables 😀
I would use that plastic push stick as a template and make wooden ones. That plastic is brittle and could cause more injuries then good if it ever catches the blade. Nice video. 👍🏻
Hi Jason Thanks for the comment that's good advice on the the plastic push stick and I will make some wooden ones 👍
Great video, very indepth. 👍
Thank you for your comment
That is serious waste of money and the way I'm seeing you cut with it, you're going you're get hurt.
I've been using table saws (saw table if you must) for over 60 years. A lot of improvements have been made over the years and that saw is behind the curve.
But here's the good part: there are so many new tools to aid cutting any piece of wood (or other materials) with a circular saw that I sold my Unisaw. A track saw does almost everything that a TS will do.
Now I move my saw around the work instead of the work around the saw. Table saws are useful for dados but for those I use a router.
Thank you for your comments it's always good to get feedback from more experienced people. I may buy a track saw in the near future. Do you have any recommendations on brands and models
@@alcboating3675 Festool if you have the budget. But look around.
You lost me at cutting tape with dull scissors, tell me how it turned out…😮
😂 the replacement was good 👍
That's a lot of plastic, even for a budget saw.
Yes only recommended for small once in a while jobs