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Hi Jim, That's Great! The two on the top is for your mitre fence if you tilt it to say 45 degrees it should sit nicely there. I use the bottom hook for the blade changing spanner and my extra riving knife. The second riving knife is a separate accessory. The two hooks on the back of the saw...

Good luck with your new machine I hope it serves you well. If you like I can measure it for you without the side rails attached you may also find the dimension in the manual you can get it online fairly handy. There are some good tutorials on youtube from laguna on the setup its quite straight...

Yeah I understand that could cause problems. It was a no brainer for me it was 600 cheaper than what I could get it here and free delivery

Hi Jim, I'm very pleased you can really feel the quality. There is nothing as of yet I dislike. When I first got it it was tripping the breaker every time I would try to start it but it says in the manual that it runs off a 16amp supply with a type c breaker. I had the 16amp supply but my...

I purchased the Laguna Fusion 3 from IGM tools and machinery for €2000 and I had added a CMT blade a router bit and the optional riving knife. I am very happy with it so far. From previous experience owning a sip machine I would not recommend, if you have the money the Laguna is a quality...

I recently purchased the Laguna Fusion 3 from IGM tools and machinery. I love the saw its a night and day difference from my old SIP. Everything is so smooth and precise I have been using it a lot lately and it has done everything I have thrown at it with no hiccups. When I get a chance I would...

I would recommend the Laguna fusion 3 personally, its expensive but you can see the quality compared to a charnwood machine. The fast blade tilt is amazing! IGM tools & machinery are the best price I could find

It's funny how you said about the Laguna f3 that's the saw I upgraded too. Yeah I would contact them to see if you can get one. I tried Mathias Wandels method of flattening but I didn't have a grind stone, it did reduce its wobble a small bit I just couldn't get rid of it altogether. Regarding...

I have owned this saw I purchased it second hand and it was far from perfect. One major flaw of my one was the Arbor flange and It had bad blade wobble. The holes which you place say a screwdriver in to remove the Arbor nut can eventually cause a bulge on the flange where the blade sits against...

Last year I cut a lot of slices from a sycamore tree. Now maybe it is the type of wood but not a single one has cracked and I have about 10. The drying process was nothing technical just slow. The tree was felled and the long lengths left to dry for a few months and then I cut slabs and slices...

I found this exact timber in an old couch that was been thrown away along with beech I've always wondered what it was I kept it and used it for the Jaws of my vice it stood up well and is a tough timber I have yet to have a use for it in a project.

I tried attaching a 3 sec clip of it starting but it won't upload 🤔. I also attached images of the armoured cable feeding into the fuse box and a left over piece of cable that supplies all the sockets I don't know if the size helps identify them. For some reason 16swa springs to mind but that be...

I don't understand how my previous 4hp sip table saw which was a 3000w motor had no problems at all starting or lights flickering and this saw is 2200w. I'm always over safe when dealing with electrics cant be too careful

When you talk about cabling is it the cabling from my 16amp socket to my fuse box or the large cable from my garage to my house? I made sure that the armoured cable from the house was capable of running a table saw and an extractor and possibly another machine if someone else was using...

I bought a Pacini drill press last year has worked great so far I can't vouch for the accuracy because I haven't done anything that requires that amount but it was reasonably priced. I got the 750w version

It's done now saw is working, it dims the lights on start up but I don't mind that

I think it has to do with the fast start motor the blade I believe spins up very fast, my old table saw which has a 4hp motor has never tripped the breaker because it has a slow start motor. It something Laguna should add really

Didn't even notice that but then I didn't know there was a type c breaker. Thanks for clarifying. Did you purchase the same saw how are you liking it?

I've already contacted the electrician who I got to install the electric in my garage he's going to do it for me. I haven't much experience in electrics and I'd rather it was done right, Thanks for your help guys hopefully that is the problem

Thanks for you reply, Would I need an electrician to replace it?