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Tear down the saw and you get a halfway decent table for the saw. A 2HP induction motor and an arbor. Probably a bunch of bearings too. | Tear down the saw and you get a halfway decent table for the saw. A 2HP induction motor and an arbor. Probably a bunch of bearings too. | ||
The motor can become the core of the motor module. The saw can be rebuilt around the arbor mechanism. | The motor can become the core of the motor module. The saw can be rebuilt around the arbor mechanism. | ||
* Confirm arbor is 5/8" | |||
[[Category:Vulcan|Tablesaw Starter]] | [[Category:Vulcan|Tablesaw Starter]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:40, 10 September 2020
There are some fairly cheap table saws on Amazon for less than $200. This could be a great starting place (well, middle).
Tear down the saw and you get a halfway decent table for the saw. A 2HP induction motor and an arbor. Probably a bunch of bearings too. The motor can become the core of the motor module. The saw can be rebuilt around the arbor mechanism.
- Confirm arbor is 5/8"