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John Elshaw
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Does anybody have any good recommendations for a micro tablesaw? I'd like to get one to use for rosette tiles, veneers, and other small projects. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

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micro-mark.com has em-$344 for one model.
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Proxxon also makes one very similar (model FKS/E) to the Micro Mark and
it's priced a couple of bucks less. I have one of their scroll saws that's
very nice. They're German-made. They also have a cheaper saw (KS 115)
for about $130.
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You might want to check out preac.com
I just know of them, not first hand, so can only point you to their site.

They sell a mini table saw as well as a mini thickness sander, which some inlay artists use for thicknessing small parts.



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John, I bought a used Jarmac with a 4" blade and 9" x 12" table on eBay. I also bought a cheap tablesaw and disk sander package. Stay away from the package as the word cheap doesn't exclusively describe the price. However, the Jarmac is well made hobby saw. Do a google search to see what they look like then try eBay.

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Don't know if this one from Harbor Freight is 'good enough' for your task, but it's cheap at $50.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnu mber=46379

I bought a used Dremel Mini 4" tablesaw off eBay for about $150. Dremel doesn't make them any more, but they sometimes appear on eBay.

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