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1.5 hp to 1.9 hp

4 hp or greater

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Carbide Ceramic

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Fabricating and Machining

Table Saws

Support sheets of wood and plastic to make straight cuts more precisely than handheld saws

Miter, Chop, and Table Saw Blades

Miter, Chop, and Table Saw Blades

Replace the blade on your miter, chop, or table saw

Miter Saw Stands

Miter Saw Stands

Hold miter saws at a comfortable working height

Miter Saws

Make angled crosscuts in wood, plastic, and soft metal

Chop Saws

Make repeated straight cuts in wood, plastic, and metal

Push Sticks

Keep hands at a safe distance while cutting with table saw blades and router bits

Featherboards

Apply pressure to the side of material to make accurate cuts on table saws and routers

Band Saws

Make straight or curved cuts in a variety of materials, from wood to masonry

Cold Saws

Transfer heat away from the blade to cut through metal more smoothly than cutoff and chop saws

Measuring and Inspecting

Linear Scales

Measure and display the position of tools on machines, such as lathes, saws, and drill presses

Measuring Wheels

Measuring Wheels

Roll along surfaces to measure distance

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. Pedestal (35" Ht. x 4" Wd. x 4" Dp.)