Hello all. I guess I'm now officially a member of the BT3x00 owners club. I started downsizing my shop a while ago, getting too old to be slinging 4'x8' sheets around, and was looking for a more compact and accurate table saw. In my search, I came across this group, got hooked, and joined last year. With the wealth of knowledge and helpful members here, I learned a lot. It paid off last month when I acquired a BT3100-1 in pristine condition. It appears to only have been used a few times to cut some trim pieces. It also came with the accessory kit and a Ridgid Titanium R1090C blade. No idea what happened to the original blade. Oh, and I got everything for $100! I know, I know, "I suck".
The FAQ was a big help, thanks Loring. I had a question regarding saw blades, but I think Knottscott answered them with all the great information he provided. I don't know if 'overload' is the right word to use, but I was going through the info and the next thing I remember is the paramedics were asking me if I knew the date, who the President was, and would I kindly stop drooling on their equipment.
I do have one question for the moment. Since I don't care for the splayed leg set, will the BT3100 bolt up or fit on the BT3000 base? Thanks again to all the members here for their help.
Dan
For the "No pic, didn't happen" crowd, here's the pic.
The FAQ was a big help, thanks Loring. I had a question regarding saw blades, but I think Knottscott answered them with all the great information he provided. I don't know if 'overload' is the right word to use, but I was going through the info and the next thing I remember is the paramedics were asking me if I knew the date, who the President was, and would I kindly stop drooling on their equipment.
I do have one question for the moment. Since I don't care for the splayed leg set, will the BT3100 bolt up or fit on the BT3000 base? Thanks again to all the members here for their help.
Dan
For the "No pic, didn't happen" crowd, here's the pic.
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