Sliding table saw in action with a Tiger Fence automatic rip fence.

[@francisvantuyle]

Ok now I am fucking jealous.

[@gobiweismam9391]

I think we all are

[@markkulyas2418]

keep an eye on that blade ✋ not the camera. Nice saw by the way 👍

[@missingegg]

Just a note for those new to sliding table saws: this video violates one of the normal safety rules of using this sort of saw. The rip fence (on the viewer's left) should be pulled back away from the camera, so that it stops before the wood engages with the blade. This substantially decreases the chances of a kickback occurring. Of course, a cut like this in sheet goods doesn't have a high chance of kickback to begin with. But one of the reasons that people like a sliding table saw is the ability to lower the number of kickbacks.

[@SteneWoodwork]

When using the rip fence for ripping material, it goes in this position as it is the primary reference when cutting(not engaging the material with the crosscut fence as the primary reference). When using the rip fence for cross-cutting, ie as a length stop while using the cross-cut fence as the primary reference, you set the rip fence back.

[@missingegg]

@@SteneWoodwork My apologies, you're correct. Re-watching, one can see you don't have the panel up against the crosscut fence once the table is pushed forward.

[@atolawanglangit]

😅.. lucky camera

[@prf4510]

Where do you have the keyboard mounted on the saw?

[@Webuildcoolsh.t]

Do you highly recommend upgrading from a regular cabinet table saw

[@SteneWoodwork]

Yes, absolutely

[@hessamteymuri2398]

Where I can buy one ?

[@farhang9393]

Hi