Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

I own a Porter Cable 10" 15Amp Stationary Table Saw PCB270TS

 

base is ok, but those casters they just suck, barely swivel.

my plan is over the winter, do build a mobile stand for the table saw, with build-in router table.

something similar to the 2nd picture. just found it on the internet.

also gonna add a 4" dust port.

 

first pic is my table saw!

Posted

Nice saw Madman!

 

maybe by micro adjust chad is talking about the way that the dewalt fence is on a gear system.. you unlock it and turn a knob to move the fence right or left, it allows for very easy fine tuning as opposed to unlocking the fence and tapping or moving it with your hands.  

 

 

here is a few pics of my setup.  i work onsite so i have to be able to break everything down and store/transport it in my trailer.  this breaks apart into 3 pieces and then those 3 pieces can fold up or disassemble even further.   

when using the router i remove the table saw fence and drop the blade. i do the same to the router table when using the table saw or track saw.       

i dont always set this whole thing up, it needs to make sense for the job   the only thing that cant be used by itself is the table saw stand, but if im only making a few cuts and have no need for the router table i just setup the table saw on the ground or horses

since these pictures i have made a few small tewaks but nothing major.. made a shelf for under the router table, swapped the ridgid vac for a festool Midi are the main 2 

 

post-49019-0-62742900-1415031719_thumb.j

 

  • Like 1
Posted

that makes sense NER with the fine adjustment - didn't know that its running on a gear.

my PC fence runs on those black bearings or roller you can see in the picture. That kinda sucks when saw dust is building up on your saw

Posted

thats a nice feature on the porter cable fence.. i didnt know it had that, my last bosch didnt have anything for micro adjust. 

 

yup, its the metal dust deputy mounted to a custom box that works with my systainers..    oneida sells something exactly like this (ultimate dust deputy) but i already owned the cyclone part so i just made the box

 

http://www.oneida-air.com/inventoryD.asp?item_no=AXD001002&CatId={2C6BB449-99F9-4CB9-BC27-CAF1BB570002}

 

 

post-49019-0-59348200-1426481576_thumb.j

 

i really only break it out for the router table/table saw setup since they make a lot of shavings/dust and that fills the bags on my vacs very quick.. i can fill this box before there is a handful of dust in the vac!  

i also use it if im doing a lot of drywall sanding so the fine dust doesn't clog the vac filter or bag.

Posted

Ya those cyclones are a smart idea. But i would never pay that kinda money for it. I bought all the parts to build my own clear cyclone dust separator for 4" pipes. I'll start a thread for it as soon as i start the project

  • Like 1
Posted

yea hes cool guy we barrow from each other and when we do we make sure to give back in same condition we got it in. cant say that for many other fam/inlaw I lend tools to....

Posted

I own a Porter Cable 10" 15Amp Stationary Table Saw PCB270TS

 

base is ok, but those casters they just suck, barely swivel.

my plan is over the winter, do build a mobile stand for the table saw, with build-in router table.

something similar to the 2nd picture. just found it on the internet.

also gonna add a 4" dust port.

 

first pic is my table saw!

That looks like my PCB220TS in the second picture. This gives me ideas.

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

  • Member Statistics

    18,470
    Total Members
    6,555
    Most Online
    Gene S
    Newest Member
    Gene S
    Joined
×
×
  • Create New...