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You can build furniture with hand tools only. If you asked what one tool is the most important? Hands down the table saw! -
Makita 18v LXT lithium. I use this driver all day. Albeit battery life becomes subjective after many, many charges. Like thousands. What I have found in regards to drill/drivers the batteries die out before the product. Like others have said stick with name brands. -
Just wanting to get some of the seasoned veterans opinions. I don't think the track saw is a replacement by any means. Just wondering if it could be a potential "go to" instead of the TS.
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The work piece that you are cutting with a track saw has to be of reasonable size, the track has to rest on something. It would be near impossible to rip cut a 2 inch wide piece with a track saw without rigging up some way to support the track.
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