Does anyone have any experience or opinions on these http://www.panelpro.com/index.html ?
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No experience, but yes on opinions.
You can get kits and build your own, or in some area's like mine, multiple chains have closed down. A used panel saw here, is normally $500.
How much are you really going to use it?
Not much, look into sawboards
Active woodworker, I would look into a Eurekazone (I am bias'd). This was what I went with instead of the panel saw, and it's been a lot more usefull.
If your running a cabinet shop then it might be a decent value.She couldn't tell the difference between the escape pod, and the bathroom. We had to go back for her.........................Twice. -
We have one very similar to that at work, very handy if you work with a lot of sheet goods. If you only need to rip/cut panel goods every once in a while -- I agree a sawboard is probably a more reasonable option.
We stack sheet goods just to the left of the panel saw, just a matter of pulling a sheet out from the rack, 'tilt' it over and cut. The narrow footprint of that setup (and mobility) makes it pretty nice.Comment
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I've used their comercial line of that saw quite a bit. it's a very good unit. it had plenty of power and cut straight. use a saw blade with a hi-atb grind and you'll get great cuts in plywood. we used the forrest hi-at blade.
http://www.panelsaw.com/products_saws_hseries.htmOpportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas EdisonComment
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