We used a borrowed TS55 to cut bevels in a couple of site-built doors today.
Amazing. The face of the cut looked as if it had been polished.
This is going to get expensive.
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We used a borrowed TS55 to cut bevels in a couple of site-built doors today.
Amazing. The face of the cut looked as if it had been polished.
This is going to get expensive.
How do they compare to making your own track with some ply? Was it Tom Silva or somebody else that showed how to make one?
(I'm talking about for occasional use..)
What's the full track saw/vacuum/accessories(couple rails, clamps) set up run? It's under $2500 for everything, right?
When I'm about to buy a tool I try to find a job I've got coming up and pretend that instead of bidding the job, I offered to trade that person for the tool I want to buy. Somehow it feels better that way.
tjbnwi said:The TS 55 packages are not online yet. TS 55REQ, CT 26, 118" rail, connectors (2), screw clamps (2) about $1600.00. Tom
skillman said:That doesn't sound so bad . So what would be best rail for 8' sheet goods .
That doesn't sound so bad . So what would be best rail for 8' sheet goods .
This is going to get expensive.
Just wait till you play with the sanders :laughing:
Plus, how you gonna make that ply-rail dead nuts without a green guide rail?