Lumberjack TS1800 Cast Iron Table Saw Build Up and Review New Table Saw Best Table Saw To Buy
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Hey everyone i have just built and reviewed my new Lumberjack table saw and I’m blown away. If you would like to buy one I’ll put a link below. I’m not sponsored by them or anything this is a genuine review.
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Thanks for this it's the only video I could find on this saw, I think I'll be purchasing one soon myself
solidus784 thanks it’s a great saw.
Bought one 4 weeks ago and it is good for the money. It is a variant of the Rikon 10-201/205 and Ridgid R4512. I got a dado set by Record off Amazon that fits this saw.
Haha, I was looking for a new mitre saw and my first bench saw, your enthusiasm and watching how easy your mitre cuts were, you have me sold on this!! Thanks for the review and overview of the features :-)
Looks like you love this saw great video thanks for your honesty I have the bandsaw 👍 but remember#stay safe and make. 🍺🍺👍👍
Brian Gardner safe is my middle name now after losing to my previous table saw 👍
Great video! I'm seriously tempted now to get one to upgrade from my older Lumberjack table saw.
Just had one of these delivered today 😁
Impressed with how the bits I got look, but can't build it up as there's some bits missing 😭 waiting to hear back from them about getting the bits delivered
Thanks
I need a chopping board making that sits in the sink in the van 😁
Thanks Lee, I ordered one a few weeks ago, pretty only on the strength of your review (and the dado factor 🤣)
Nice review, thanks. I am also thinking of buying one... TBC. Did you know on the *Lumberjack website it's £850 yet sold by Lumberjack on Amazon it's £800* ! (maybe pin this?)
I would add that on the last cut in the video it sounds like your blade needs aligning to your mitre slot. Timber is catching the blade on exit pass. I’m ordering one tomorrow
I decided against it. A 1 year warranty for that sort of money is pants.
@@NorthWalesCampers what did you go with Rob or are you still thinking?
1yr is a bit toss and I have to admit I'd be anxious about the availability of spare parts years down the road.
I''ve given myself a headache looking at all these saws. I want something that'll last as long as me.
TheDIYandPianoGuy I’m still saying up my options, annoyingly my trusty Aldi table saw failed after 5 years of constant use. It was upgraded with a decent fence etc. Thinking of the Axminster craft saw. Too many to choose from ranging from cheap to overpriced.
Having assembled one, when did you realise you lined up the front and rear rail incorrectly? I did the same and lined the blade up with the 0 on the rail. But it is supposed to go with the split in the rail. Thankfully, i noticed before i finished putting both rails in.
Probably about the same time you did 🤦♂️ I don’t even use it now.
Just use a tape measure to be sure.
Fantastic Review, saving to get one
It’s now £995 on lumberjack tools website
The saw is now £900 delivered About £50 delivery. now they bumped the price up after running out of stock during lockdown . I wish i had got at the time of your video release. you did say to get it straight away
Is your machine a 5/8" 30mm. arbor i had read somewhere it was a 30mm shaft. but mine is 5/8"" . oh buy the way they forgot to supply me a dust chute so still waiting for it, to finnish putting it together
Hi - really interested in buying this - but lumberjack out of stock now until mid august - also the price seems to have gone up a bit in the last 2 months - coupled with delivery it comes in over £900 now. not quite the "bargain" they were originally.. looking forward to your video on how you're getting on with it, as that may sway my decision ! keep the video's coming.
Can you measure the hieght of the table from the floor when its not on the wheels for a take off table height please
Just got one of these, doesn’t give the table height in the online advertising and was disappointed to find it’s actually 37 1/2 inches stood on its legs. Haven’t tried it running yet, but feels way to tall for my liking being 5’8. This height must be designed for someone 6 ft plus. I wanted to build an out feed as my work station, but at that height it’s going to be really awkward.
Bought an evolution table saw and it was a pile of phish. Bed of the table wasn't flat, sliding mitre wasn't level with the bed and the fence was off. Plus 10 other things. Swore I'd get a cast iron table instead of cast Alu. This looks the bees knees. That induction motor does sound good. Thanks for the review.
Stephen S cast iron is the way forward I’ll never go back.
@@simplycampervanconversions I'm gonna subscribe so I don't miss you doing the out feed table. I'm very close to buying the saw.
Stephen S I’ve uploaded it tonight mate check it out.
@@simplycampervanconversions cool, thanks. A beer and that. How sad. 😂
I have had an evolution rage table saw for a year and have found it very poor for ripping anything but the smallest planks. Despite the blade, fence and riving knife being straight, it always starts to run out after the blade. On closer investigation there is a large amount of play with the motor mounting. I videod this and sent it to them but was told 'it's supposed to be like that' 🙄 Had a similar 'customer service' experience with Ryobi too. Wonder how Lumberjack's fares?
Great video thanks for the insight, have you tried using the dado option on this yet? I'm interested in buying one of these and they've told me its possible but I'm interested to know whether the low rpm speed listed would have any issues cutting dados or thicker materials at all.
stunner38 i haven’t tied a dado set yet but I have ordered one so I’ll keep you posted.
@@simplycampervanconversions Great thanks look forward to it
I have an interest in this saw.Can you rip a few boards to show the sawdust extraction facility please.
I have a DC Woodstar 100mm. Is this compatible
Cheers
Great review!
Still waiting for stock to come in but in the meantime I’d like to build an out feed table can anyone advise as to the exact table height when off of wheels.
Thanks.
Hi. Great video. Would you recommend the saw. Been looking at one for weeks now.
The Amatuer Allrounder yes I’ll be doing a follow up video soon now I’ve used it for a while just received my dado stack and some new blades so I’m going to put them through their paces and do a new video.
Dam your not making my buying habits easier, nice review
shaunintheshed sorry welcome to the club I can’t stop! 😂
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Simply Rustic By Stearman and Sons have you sourced any uk blades yet? Spent a little time looking last night for mine.
shaunintheshed I’ve bought new blades from Axminster I got my self a 24 tooth ripping blade and a nice fine blade both from the Excalibur range. Also my dado stack has arrived still yet to use it.
I'm looking to buy either this saw or the Axminster Craft AC254TS. By the time you add on the stand and mobile base for the Axminster both saws are a similar price. I've watched reviews on both saws and it's hard to choose the better machine. Could you tell me the height of the saw table when it is raised up on it's wheels as space is limited in my garage and it needs to fit under a bench when not in use.
Great review... One question... Are you or is anyone able to confirm the diameters of the top at its largest?
Great video on the build etc.
The main issue that I have seen highlighted in table saw reviews, even the "upmarket professional" saws, is that the fence very often kicks slightly out of square when it is secured and that the mitre slots are either sloppy or/and out of square with the blade/each other.
Either that, or there is a whole lot of tweaking and minor modification required in order to get it to run square. Not really satisfactory for saws costing a grand or even much more.
How does this one measure up on that, because in my view the whole point of a table saw is to be able to make repeated square cuts, every time?
Can u fit dado blades to it
Hi mate. I just thinking about exactly same saw. Are you still happy with it?
The full table is made by cast iron or just grey one in the middle?
Thanks
I am also thinking of buying one... TBC. Did you know on the Lumberjack website it's £850 yet sold by Lumberjack on Amazon it's £800 !
@@gordonchapman222 TBC?
@@thediyandpianoguy8665 To Be Confirmed 🙂
Is the arbour long enough on this saw to take a dado set ?
jamielangley4ever it is yes I don’t currently have one but I have one on it’s way.
Hey, considering buying this but can’t find many reviews on it, since you made the video do you have any issues with it or would you still recommend?
Callum Thomas sorry just seen your comment, no issues so far still really happy with it.
Hi Lee, thanks for your update!, but on behalf of your commenter here, and the hundreds, if not thousands of anxious woodworkers on the verge of purchasing the Lumberjack TS1800, we are holding our breaths waiting for your open and honest "I've put it through its pace" impressions of your ts1800 performance.
Like them, I'm dying to purchase what could be the best buy in an entry-level cast table saw, so I'd like to hear "all" the issues you'd address/improve if you were in charge of building the TS1800 version 2! (I've seen a vlog on a Charnwood w629 and I'm hoping you can give us the working summary of your TS1800 saw in action!) Thx, Jim
You're a star man!....keep it up!
Hi ye looking at this a while back, think its a exact copy of an American table saw - Rigid perhaps. Anyway how well are the mitre slots machined? ps is it a 16amp requirement or normal household supply?? ps good video quite entertaining too :)
Christopher Claudio Skierka hey, yes this and the rigid are basically the same. They’re a re sell shell and a few companies sell the saw with their own colours and logo etc on.
The mitre slots are machined great and slide really well.
It is just a standard 3 pin 13 amp household plug.
Thanks Lee.
Where did you get it from
You used the instruction manual, that's cheating.
Robert Shepherd the blade would have been bolted to the fence if I didn’t 😂