Table Saw???

[wilded]

I realize that this may be an oxymoron but what is the most inexpensive table saw that you would recommend for cutting strips? Thanks for your opinion. ET

[tx river rat]

Wilded
I use a cheap 100.00 on sale harbor freight saw with a rip blade on it.
Ron

[jem]

for smaller cuts like for wood strip, spend the money on a good, THIN, kerf blade.

[wilded]

for smaller cuts like for wood strip, spend the money on a good, THIN, kerf blade.

Already bought thin kerf carbide blades, just looking for the right saw deal.

[tx river rat]

That is the kind of blade I am talking about ,I just used the wrong terminology
Ron.

[wilded]

That is the kind of blade I am talking about ,I just used the wrong terminology
Ron.

For those of you that use them Home depot has on sale a 2 pack of the Diablo 7 1/2" 24-tooth 1/16 kerf carbide tipped blades for $9.97 through 6/23

[jem]

I bought a $100 Lowe's special a few years ago and it's done a good job. But the more robust saw you get, the better assurance you'll have of getting consistent cuts.

Woodtek and Grizzly are supposedly good brands.

[Bellybuster]

If you do go with a inexpensive "hobby" saw, I highly recommend building your own quality fence. The fence that comes with the cheaper saws is crapola and will be the biggest pain.

[craiggamesh]

That is the kind of blade I am talking about ,I just used the wrong terminology
Ron.

For those of you that use them Home depot has on sale a 2 pack of the Diablo 7 1/2" 24-tooth 1/16 kerf carbide tipped blades for $9.97 through 6/23

I love those blades. I was recently ripping Oak boards with one and it went through them like butter. The same blade cut my cedar strips like it was cutting through air.

[Darrells]

It's hard to beat that Diablo blade.