With reguards to your TS3650 Stationary Table Saw, have you considered mounting the drive motor underneath the top (instead of sticking out the back)?? Other companys (Grizzly) do this & it seems to save alot of space. I'd rather buy a RIDGID saw, but my shop space is a bit narrow so the more compact the better. I know you have the portable type (direct drive) but I want the belt drive type & wouldn't mind spending more to get it. The Grizzly I'm seriously considering is $825.00, but it also weighs 420 lbs. Also IF either had the "saw stop" option I'd buy it! I have seen too many stubby fingered woodworkers from saw accidents & It would be worth it to me! Thanks for your Consideration, "Bookum Danno" Battels Product 3::
Jul 5, 2007 Table Saws Band Saws Shapers Jointers Planers Sanders Drum / Wide Belt Sanders and a powerful 3 H.P. motor with triple belt drive system. and a rail-mounted magnetic switch are some more standard features that . 20" Wide Belt Sander, This compact Wide-Belt Sander has digital controls and
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If you want saw stop you will need to purchase it from them. They have a 10" contractor saw available for $799
Saw Stop Site (http://www.sawstop.com/Contractor_Price_List.htm)
 Heres my question?
 Why would someone get bored with doing IT for 10 years?
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More compact belt drive tablesaws?