- Can it run on a normal 115V outlet?
- Yes. It is wired for 115V AC and draws enough current that a dedicated 20-amp circuit is wise. It does not need 230V like most 3 HP cabinet saws.
- How much rip capacity does the 52-inch fence give?
- The Accu-Fence rails allow rips up to about 52 inches to the right of the blade, enough for full sheets and wide panels. That is far more than the 30-inch fences on most contractor saws.
- Is 1-3/4 HP enough for hardwood?
- It handles 4/4 and most 6/4 hardwood with a sharp, thin-kerf blade. In thick or wet stock it will slow down, so feed slower or take lighter passes.
- Does it accept a dado stack?
- Yes, the arbor accepts a standard 8-inch dado stack, though the stack is sold separately. Check the blade guard and throat plate setup before cutting dados.
- What comes in the box?
- The saw, the 52-inch Accu-Fence rails and fence, a 10-inch blade, a miter gauge and the blade guard. A mobile base and dado stack are extra.
- How does it compare with a 3 HP cabinet saw?
- It trades motor power for plug-and-play 115V operation. The 3 HP saws cut faster in thick stock but usually need a 230V circuit.
- Where is the Powermatic 1-3/4 HP 1PH Cabinet Table Saw w/52 In. Accu-Fence System cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $3,448.62, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Powermatic 1-3/4 HP 1PH Cabinet Table Saw w/52 In. Accu-Fence System?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Msc Industrial Supply, Tractor Supply Co, JB Tools.