Saw Trax Dual Arm Saw

List Price: $4,199.00
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Manufacturer: Saw Trax Mfg., Inc.

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Brand: Saw Trax
Manufacturer: Saw Trax Mfg., Inc.
Model: DAS
DteCode: d12

Features
6" Depth of Cut Self Cleaning! Dust Collection built into the table! Perfect for Countertops! Two position fences! Cut toward or away from you! Angled fence system eliminates misalignment due to saw dust

Editorial Reviews:

The new Dual Arm Saw wil out cut any radial arm saw! How? It's not the 6" depth of cut. It's not the 32" cross cut. It' not the built-in dust collection. It's not the Accu-Square Alignment system. It's not the $3995.00 selling price. It's because you can make more cuts in less time. With every cut you make with a radial arm saw, you leave some dust against the fence. Debris can throw off the alignment of your material, especially when it accumulates on the table. In order to make consistent cuts, you have to clean the table every time! What a waste! Our Mini-Beam Saw has the Dust Buster Fence System that allows dust to pulled through the table and out of the way! No more cleaning! This unit comes standard with a Makita 5402 NA Beam Saw, 36" x 60" solid steel table, built-in dust hook-up and the Accu-Square Alignment System. Estimated availability is 2-4 weeks.

User Comments about the Saw Trax Dual Arm Saw

It took about an hour and a half to put together but did the job collection the dust from the table and saw. I would also buy two of the 100 tooth saw blades so I have one in the machine when the other one is getting sharpened.All in all, an outstanding investment. I had priced some radial arm saws and they were about $8K, using hard to find 20" saw blades and required 3 phase power. Assembly was minimal taking about an hour. I live the way the dust collector sucks up the saw dust on the table top. This will do exactly what it said it will do, cross cut counter tops.

I just need to cross cut them.The salesperson, Emily was helpful in explaining what it would and wouldn't do. This thing is so simple. I haven't needed to sweep the dust from the table top yet.The cons were the dust collector I bought. I made about 600 to 700 cuts before I needed to sharpen the optional 100 tooth blade. I am sizing a lot of pre-formed counter tops. (If I bought a second one, it would take about half the time for assembly).

Beats the heck out of my Dad's antique radial arm saw. I bought the dust collector and a 100 tooth saw Blade.