Scott, You already purchased your table saw, but I thought I would just mention that I have one of the track systems that Bob spoke of. On mine, you have to attach a special shoe to the bottom of your circ saw, then that shoe rides on a raised ridge down the length of the guide. The saw blade rides along a plastic trim piece on the edge of the guide. You actually use the saw to trim the plastic piece the first time you use the system. From then on, wherever you line up that plastic trim edge, is exactly where the saw blade will cut.
Mine has two four foot long sections that can be connected together. There are clamps that slide into T slots under the tracks and it makes it pretty easy to attach to most work pieces. I will say that I find the extra shoe thickness and the fact that the saw is now sitting up on a track is a bit of a problem as you lose nearly 3/4 of an inch of depth. I found that the crappy screws and plastic shoe do not make for easy or regular removal of the shoe from the saw, so I am probably going to get a second circ saw that will be used mainly for deeper cuts so that I don't have to try and remove the plastic shoe from the other saw. -- Blue skies. Dan Rossi Carnegie Mellon University. E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: (412) 268-9081
