Your profile lack a location, if you are in Atlanta, Ga area PM me back I prob can round you up a table saw on a cheap budget. DO NOT try to use this same jig like you did the router table. Unless of course you have no need of fingers or enjoy trips to the emergency room and perhaps losing a piece of anatomy you might need later.

 

Ok today me and my dad made a steel plate (3mm) and cut a hold and welded the to a old skill saw cut a hole on the other side of my router table and used out router fence for it so ALL GOOD for now

 

Since we are talking about converting a skill saw ,I just noticed this ad in our local Kijiji . a tool that I never knew existed,it apparently converts a circular saw to a Radial Arm SAw,if you click on the picture in the ad you'll see a few more pictures of what it looks like,I wonder why the design never took off:

Radial Shopmight (Convert Circular Saw to Radial Arm Saw)

http://peterborough.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-tools-power-tools-Radial-Shopmight-Convert-Circular-Saw-to-Radial-Arm-Saw-W0QQAdIdZ565720751

 

Interesting tool. I wonder how many other strange tools are out there that we may never see. larry

 

Here's guy that did it.

 

http://woodgears.ca/reader/homemade_tablesaw.html!

http://woodgears.ca

 

nonononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononono!
Did I get my point across?
Get or build a track saw jig to use your circular saw properly.

 

Take a look at what a friend of mine did to help some guys in Ghana

 

I think the Shopmight was pulled from the market for
liability reasons.

I doubt it was more dangerous than a standard RAS
but the co. that made it was a small independent
that could not afford litigation I think.

 

Harbor Freight used to sell a radial arm saw unit that you could mount your circular saw on. Don't remember the name of it. Don't see it in their current on-line catalog.

 

Another vote for making your once track. Would bb better suited for cutting long boards.

 

ok me and my dad 59 days ago we made a table saw buy using a old skill saw 1300w welded it to a 3mm steel plate then installed it to the other end of out router table so we use our router fence on our table saw xD we can cut up to about 900mm wide xD

 

@Roger M

U said You cant (scratch that) shouldn't!!!!!!!!!!

HA I did and it can cut about 900mm wide 1300w with the skill saw guard sticking up and it cost $0 and it took 1-2 hours and wooks GREAT pics maby tommrow xD