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I have been using a table saw for over 34 years with the top hitting me at my mid chest and I figured with my own table saw which I bought 2 years ago, it was about time to make it fit me. I’ve used my table saw without any serious problems; however, even though I’m accustomed to living in a big world, it is a little awkward. I’ve been thinking that if the table saw hit me around the belly button it would be best. I was watching Tommy Mac on Rough Cut the other day and realized that his table saw hit him right at his belt. I then thought that if my upper body bends at the waist it might be best to lower it even more.
If you can, please respond to both of my questions.
1) What is the best ergonomic TS height?
2) If I lower it down to my waist, there will only be around 14” under the TS to the floor. Would this be enough for saw dust without a DC system?
If you can, please respond to both of my questions.
1) What is the best ergonomic TS height?
2) If I lower it down to my waist, there will only be around 14” under the TS to the floor. Would this be enough for saw dust without a DC system?