SawStop's New Summer Look
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Some exciting news from the land of SawStop. Just announced for launch late summer 2017, SawStop is coming out with a new line of router tables, a large format sliding table, a folding outfield table, and a floating dust collector. Basically a whole lot of new things we are all going to want.
 
If you are familiar with the brand you know they make everything top quality, and I expect these new items to be no different. 
 
The router tables are heavy-duty and feature SawStop-optimized in-line options (made to fit between your table saw rails) as well as freestanding cast iron table options in both benchtop and floor-stand configurations. The tables will also feature a router lift. 
 
With a maximum crosscut of 70 inches the large format sliding table has your ply sheets covered. The steel frame and 14 sealed steel bearings let you cut your bigger pieces smoothly all day long.
 
The SawStop folding outfeed table gives you the extra hand you need. Engineered from steel and sized to work with your SawStop base, the table gives your material a clean glide. Like its name suggests, it also easily folds away when not needed.
 
The floating dust collection guard, a heavy-duty 4” overarm, offers you the protection SawStop is known for while still removing your sawdust.
 
“Our goal is to improve the woodworking experience for every SawStop operator,” says Paul Carter, SawStop’s EVP of Sales and Marketing. “With each of these new options, we’ve worked hard to respond to customer requests for seamless integration, smoother operation, and consistent reliability, while offering the quality and customer care that are SawStop hallmarks.”
 
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Ethan is the Owner and Head Designer of Ethan Abramson, a New York based furniture company. Established in 2008, the company was founded on the principles of building American made, environmentally conscious handcrafted furniture. You can see Ethan's furniture at www.EthanAbramson.com and on Instagram @ethan_abramson_furniture