Powermatic 1791227K Model 64 Artisan 10-Inch Left Tilt 1-1/2-Horsepower Contractor Saw with 30-Inch Accu-Fence and 2 Cast Iron Extension Wings, 115/230-Volt 1-Phase

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Price: $1,890.00   

Product Feature

• Perfect for the contractor, craftsman, or home hobbyist
• 1-1/2-horsepower, single-phase, 115/230-volt motor
• 30-inch Accu-Fence system delivers excellent results
• Blade tilts left for easier bevel cutting
• T-slot miter gauge, built-in 4-inch dust collection shroud, and two cast-iron extension wings included

Product Description

1791227K Acu-Fence System Size: 30" Features: -10'' table saw with accu-fence system.-Model 64A. Options: -Available in 30'' and 50'' accu-fence system sizes. Specifications: -1-1/2HP, 1Ph, 115/230V. Assembly Instructions: -Assembly required. Dimensions: -30'' dimensions: 34'' H x 32'' W x 50'' D.-50'' dimensions: 34'' H x 32'' W x 70'' D.

Powermatic 1791227K Model 64 Artisan 10-Inch Left Tilt 1-1/2-Horsepower Contractor Saw with 30-Inch Accu-Fence and 2 Cast Iron Extension Wings, 115/230-Volt 1-Phase Review

I have owned this saw for just about 15 months, I only use it in the winter months so I think it has had enough use to rate it and I hope you find this information helpful. mostly I will spell out the negatives because I think they are the most helpful when choosing a machine. keeping in mind this is a medium price point piece of equipment so you can't expect everything from it and by no means is it a cheapy so you should expect good things. that being said. It, like everyone says is heavy, feels quite solid when using it. the motor runs well @ 220 and will cut 4/4 very well up until ebony, 6/4 mostly but don't go too fast, and 8/4 ok with the medium to softer woods, if you take your time with harder woods, but will noticeably slow down. the motor is very heavy but the mount is stamped and flimsy causing vibration with the belt that is impossible to eliminate. the blade is not true to the slots ( I'm not sure that the slots are true to the slots) and is near impossible to true up. you must first stand on your head and loosen all the trunnion mounts and try to twist the arbor assembly (need 2 people and good reference equipment)then tighten before it moves again. you will do that a half dozen times. then you need to adjust your tilt stops. here's a beaut!, the blade elevation lock does not work hardly at all!!, fortunately the tilt lock works better, you need to check it frequently!!. the fence (made in USA) not that spiffy, it features smooth slippery nylon faces, very nice but not flat well maybe they are but the metal tubing they are screwed to IS NOT TRUE! and I just fought that in detail tonight when trying to trim for glue joints and kept getting curved cuts. the whole fence itself has a warp in it. go with the biesmeyer if you can. speaking of warp, those wonderful cast extension tables, you guessed it WARPED very difficult to mount properly if you want dead nuts forget it!. you will need 2 people and a large deadblow mallet to try to flatten the tables while you tighten the bolts. and still you will have a lip of .0005 to .0010, same goes for the laminate table. being realistic it is Taiwanese. also it seems to me there was aproblem with the fence sytem when assembling it, having to redrill some holes, but that was a while ago so I'm fuzzy on that. it when together pretty smoothly all in all, but the adjusting and tuning took a long time and seemingly to this day readjusting constantly. I recommend a dial indicator and those slot things for adjusting the blade and critical stuff, unless your just moving up from a little table top saw, but if you are a critical craftsmen then put the time in on the initial set up. with the proper tweaking and patience it can be a good saw. for me I am a bit to anal-retentive for this machine and I am sorry I didn't spend the extra for the unisaw w/ the biesmeyer, the only reason I didn't is because I don't do this commercially and felt this powermatic (not the same company it used to be years ago) would suffice for what I am doing. it does a good job but with extra waste in both material and time. don't get me wrong I am not one of those disgruntled illusionists or chronic complainers, this is a true review. I am not saying don't buy one, just beware of the possible problems. personally I would not buy it again. I think it should be priced in the 6's instead of the 8's. happy cutting!

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