dual table saws

Yes. I have a friend has 2 Unisaws bolted together side by side one with a dado head. The table area alone is well worth it.

-- Bruce, Boise, ID

Frank Howarth has 2 Powermatics set up back to back. But I think it depends on which way fits your work flow and style.

-- Rick M, http://thewoodknack.blogspot.com/

i love to have the room for 2 table saws.
set up,imo,is what works best for the person.
seems to me side by side would be nice if the fences were set up one to the left and one to the right.

I would think one (of those saws) would be enough…...:-D

-- Everything is a prototype thats why its one of a kind!!

i have two table saws. Not bolted together because they are different brands. I have my dado stack in one and my combination blade in the other. I wish I could bolt them together.
Go for it. See how you like and let us know.

Marty

-- I can see the cheese heads from here and it is great.

I have two Unisaws and am planning on doing just that, the space taken up by both will be very close to what one takes up with a 52” Unifence.

-- "Lack of effort will result in failure with amazing predictability" - Me

Who wouldn’t like to have a setup like this? Wish I had the room…

-- "You know, I'm such a great driver, it's incomprehensible that they took my license away." --Vince Ricardo

Complicated projects require me to install and remove the dado set many times. For this reason alone two saws would be a time saver. It’s kind of like having multiple routers with dedicated setups.

-- Willie, Washington "If You Choose Not To Decide, You Still Have Made a Choice" - Rush

I was in a discussion about this with someone else.

Here’s their solution – wish I had room for iit (3 together):

-- They said I could be anything... So I became Sarcastic! They also said making drawers is easy... I think they lied :(

I have 2 saws, but not connected. 1 right tilt, and 1 left tilt, both have there purposes,

I’m looking for another Unisaw so I can set it up similar to the photo Ripper posted

-- Scott.Triangle,NY Becareful and don't forget...They cut meat too! Ask me how I know

Yes it does make sense when doing production work. Most cabinet shops use multiple saw setups.

We all have to see what works for us,try it out and see how you like it.

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Thanks for all the ideas! I’m going to try to mount them side by side with one wing between them and see how that goes first.

Will send pics and updates as I progress.

The entire shop is getting a makeover. A new dust collection system as well.

Yes I have two Craftsman saws mounted side by side just for that purpose.

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