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I think I would lean toward the Grizzly if it were me. Grizzly has a pretty strong reputation and customer service. That Incra fence will go on the Grizzly as well if you wanted it. I have the Incra LS fence system on my router and really like it. Just note that it takes up some extra space to the right side of the saw so it will increase the over all foot print of what ever saw you end up with. -
Thats good to hear. Who was celebrating with the beer, you or your saw?
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Is your carcass glued up? If not you could possibly do it with a dowel, 1/2” size. Drill your hole through the bottom shelf into the leg, doing your best to drill at the angle the leg sits. You’ll need to do this with the bottom sitting on the legs with the legs in the correct position, drill through shelf and into the leg. To help with stability, clamp the bottom shelf to your workbench with the legs in position between the shelf and the workbench, the clamping pressure should be enough to stabilize the legs for the drilling procedure. It might be a little hairy but it should work. Yes, a domino could be used here too, but if you don’t have one it doesn’t help. I would also consider in addition to the dowel a brace glued in place under the cabinet and on the part of the leg the is not visible. -
@RichardA yes, I did. Actually the Gizzly and the Shop Fox are very similar. The Shop Fox saws are being sold on Grizzly website -
Have you looked at the Grizzly G0771Z ? The table is bigger, it has dust collection, cast iron table, blade guard, riving knife for $925, plus $129 shipping and I think there's a 10 or 15% off promotion going on at the moment. And they are known for their excellent customer service.
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