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Graphical Construction Glossary >> Tools. >> Power Tools >> Sliding Table Saw or Panel Saw

Sliding Table Saw
A woodworking workshop machine for cutting sheet material.



a large sliding table saw.
The most used tool in the shop, a large panel saw.

These panel saws are literally modern marvels. I can remember years of struggling sawing sheets up with a normal bench saw, mostly with an offsider, but now and again alone, and what a pain it was. The first time I used one of these I thought I was in heaven. They are a sheer delight to use. I will not list all their benefits here and each one has it's own specifications. All I will say is that they are all about EASE OF USE, SPEED and ACCURACY.

A small panel saw
A quite small panel saw
Photo thanks to Wikimedia Commons, User: VEBA MECCANICA SRL.

If you are thinking that your business may need one of these, go ahead and get one. They save so much time. If you have a home workshop you can get very small ones that are very efficient. The sliding table is just a revelation if you have never used one.



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