How much rail on the left?

[Xamu]

ONLY IF you have the wide table kit or at least extension rails, how much rail do you have to the left of the blade.

Keep in mind that the SMT on the left requires about 12" of rail. About 16½" if you also have the Ryobi Miter Slot accessory.

This is only the measurement of the RAILS. If you have a table extension that hangs past the end of the rails you can indicate that in a post.

TTFN,

JP
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A hard day in the shop is still better than an easy day at work.

[Ryan F]

I leave enough on the left side of the blade to balance the offcut of a full size piece of plywood.
pic of saw
http://www.angelfire.com/pro/flahert...able_saw_1.JPG

Ryan Flaherty
http://home.kc.rr.com/myworkshop/Workshop.html

[Jim Boyd]

I have the original rails set exactly centered and a set of extension rails on both the right side and left side.

Jim in Texas and Sicko Ryobi Cult Member ©

[Xamu]

126" of rails? Wow! That's 63"

TTFN,

JP
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A hard day in the shop is still better than an easy day at work.

[Black wallnut]

19" exactly from the edge of the saw body. I have the acc table all the way left and the SMT between it and the main table. On the right is my wide table kit with a 48" table.

marK in WA and Ryobi Fanatic Association State President ©
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[pnctar]

I have just the SMT and miter slot on the left. Accessory table is on the far right with a 48" table in between.

http://home.comcast.net/~pnctar/table1.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~pnctar/table2.jpg

Steve
Shadow box?! and you want it when?

[Xamu]

Is your BT on casters, Steve?

TTFN,

JP
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A hard day in the shop is still better than an easy day at work.

[pnctar]

quote:Originally posted by Xamu

Is your BT on casters, Steve?

Just the standard ones. Really don't move it alot and after I recover some more space the DC run will probably keep it more stationary anyway

Steve
Shadow box?! and you want it when?