Wixey came for my table saw.
Question: Does anyone find it useful to have track to the left of the blade? What I was thinking is if I go ahead and shift it so I get the 32 inches on my right side, I only need a few inches past the splice which I believe is a slight vulnerability in accuracy. Personally, I don't remember the last time I used my fence to the left. Of course, I will have it far enough over for the thinnest fence face. Jigs? Mitered slot?
Looks like it will mount to the Harvey fence bolts. No drilling maybe. No big deal if it does.
If I had room, I would move the fence to the right a few inches and convert the fence from a "T" to an "L" and get another foot of width, but I just don't. Actually, if I had the room, I would lust after a big Hammer/Felder but that is after I win the lottery.
Question: Does anyone find it useful to have track to the left of the blade? What I was thinking is if I go ahead and shift it so I get the 32 inches on my right side, I only need a few inches past the splice which I believe is a slight vulnerability in accuracy. Personally, I don't remember the last time I used my fence to the left. Of course, I will have it far enough over for the thinnest fence face. Jigs? Mitered slot?
Looks like it will mount to the Harvey fence bolts. No drilling maybe. No big deal if it does.
If I had room, I would move the fence to the right a few inches and convert the fence from a "T" to an "L" and get another foot of width, but I just don't. Actually, if I had the room, I would lust after a big Hammer/Felder but that is after I win the lottery.