Woodtek 159665, Machinery, Table Saws, 10" Lt 2hp Hybrid Table Saw, 52" Fence

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Price: $1,379.99    

Product Feature

• New Riving Knife Design Splitter And Blade Guard.
• Specifications: Horse Power=2, Phase=1, Voltage=115/230
• Specifications: Net Weight=225 lb, Shipping Weight=261 lb

Product Description

New riving knife design splitter and blade guard. The Woodtek� 10" left-tilt hybrid table saws feature a built-in tripod caster system and a fully enclosed base for efficient dust control. Available in 30" or 50" fence capacity models. Available in 30" or 50" fence capacity models. The cast iron top and wings measure 27" x 44" for generous stock support. The riving knife style splitter has a convenient see through blade guard. Aduplex dust port collects from a euro style shroud that wraps the blade and from the base cabinet. Rail mounted switch with large paddle style off feature. One year parts and workmanship warranty. Imported: Motor 2hp phase 1ph voltage 230v table(including extensions) 27" x 44" table height 35" maximum cut depth @ 90 � 3-1/4" maximum rip (159-662) 30" maximum rip (159-665) 52" blade tilt 0-45� left dust port 4" net weight 225 lbs. shipping weight 261 lbs. to help complete your project, may we suggest: Woodtek �hybrid table saw dado blade insert 163-454.

Woodtek 159665, Machinery, Table Saws, 10" Lt 2hp Hybrid Table Saw, 52" Fence Review

I've owned this saw for about 3 years and overall have been very pleased with it. The Biesemeyer style fence works quite well and I really like the direct read onto the ruler for quickly and accurately setting up rips. The miter gauge included, however, is pretty cheap. Either upgrade or build a crosscut sled. Arbor and arbor flange had zero runout and with a little bit of shimming table wings are dead flat. I ran it on 120v for a couple of years and it has plenty of power. Recently ripped a bunch of 8/4 walnut for some cutting boards with no problem. I just got around to converting it 240v and it really sings now.

I have the 52" extension model which is really nice to have for cutting up sheet goods. However, the extension legs were a bit wobbly and required additional bracing (I used some angle iron). If you plan on using the built-in mobile base you will also have to rig up something to hold up the extension as the saw leans over from the weight of the extension making it difficult to roll. I rigged a couple of casters that fold down and the saw now rolls around my garage easily.

The documentation that was included with my saw was spartan at best. It almost looked home-made. Although the motor is 120/240 there was no documentation on how to make the conversion. The wiring diagram in my documentation didn't exactly match my saw so I had to puzzle out the conversion myself.

One feature I really like about my saw is the digital blade angle gauge. However, from the picture it looks like they got rid of that feature which is too bad.

In sum this is a really good saw and a good value at the price.

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