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RIDGID 10 Inch Cast Iron Table Saw:
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Delta 10 Inch Contractor Saw:
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Starrett Adhesive Tape Measure:
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The Dust Deputy Anti-Static Cyclone Separator:
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The Dust Deputy DIY Standalone Anti-Static Cyclone Separator:
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Round Magnets:
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Double Sided Removable Mounting Tape:
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Freud Flush Trim Router Bit with Bearing:
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Bench Dog ProTop Contractor Benchtop Router Table:
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Kreg Router Table with Combo Kit:
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DeWalt Variable Speed Compact Router
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DeWalt Top Handle Jig Saw Kit
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PowerTec 14-Inch Table Saw Dust Hood
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PowerTec 4-Inch to 2-1/2-Inch Cone Reducer
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Big Horn Hose Clamp 5 Pack
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Magnetic Sheets:
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Starrett Steel White Measure Tape with Adhesive Backing:
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I took a little break from remodeling my kitchen, and decided to get to some upgrades I really wanted for my table saw. My wife made me realize how amazing my little old table saw is, and that I really don't need a fancy new one. So instead, I set out to teach my old saw, some new tricks.

1. New 2x4 wood platform for my table saw. This was at the heart of all my changes, and really transformed my saw. This adds so much support, rigidity and convenience to my saw, and its a highly recommended upgrade. It takes a weekend, but is quite cost effective since it only requires 2x4 lumber. Now that I have my platform, stay tuned for when I build in drawers to maximize storage on my new rig!

2. New outfeed table that retracts away when not needed. This is a great little upgrade that allows me to cut larger pieces of wood through the blade and not worry about setting up saw horses or risk pieces falling down. This is a great little project and I think you'll really enjoy it. Even very expensive saws don't have this, so this is a great one.

3. Extended 50" rip capacity. This was made possible with my new platform, that now provides support on the far side of my fence, and now that it isn't cantilevered, I could move it all the way out for 50+" of rip capacity.

4. Elongated fence. This one might not be for everyone, but since I do all my big plywood cuts right on the saw, this helps me increase my contact patch with the wood, and get better cuts on bigger pieces.

5. New wood side wing. With all this new rip capacity, I had a big gaping hole on the right side of my saw. So I decided to buy some angle brackets in aluminum and add a nice level wood wing. If it ever gets damaged, I can replace it, and with a little paste wax, it makes for a nice smooth surface to support larger plywood sheets.

6. Custom zero clearance inserts. I do a lot of straight cutting and dado cutting, and by making my own inserts, I can minimize tear out, and get better support for small pieces. I recommend making a few of these so you can swap out different inserts when doing angled cutting, and dados.

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