Woodwise 10" Table saw!!!

bart1104 · 4 Jan 2015

hi everyone,
Has anyone experience of particular table saw?
I am thinking of buying something like this but not sure of quality of the motor and general things!
I want to setup a small shop and not really sure if that saw is suitable for me or rather i should buy something less advanced?
Any help is welcome..
thanks
bart

blackrodd · 4 Jan 2015

bart1104":1qyucadk said:
hi everyone,
Has anyone experience of particular table saw?
I am thinking of buying something like this but not sure of quality of the motor and general things!
I want to setup a small shop and not really sure if that saw is suitable for me or rather i should buy something less advanced?
Any help is welcome..
thanks
bart

Hello bart and welcome.
You're pics have not printed as you have to have posted 3 times, I believe.
So there fore, you won't get much of a reply
I suggest you post a couple of more times and i guess someone will know the very table sawyou have mentioned.
Regards Rodders

alan895 · 4 Jan 2015

The only Woodwise table saw I've ever seen is where the motor hangs out of the back, the same as the US contractor style table saw. If so then I could offer an opinion as I have a NuTools version.

katellwood · 4 Jan 2015

Woodwise Machinery was the Machinery sold by Poolewood when they were based in Nottingham, they regularly advertised on the back cover of "the Woodworker" and "Practical Woodworking" in the eighties

There was a large cross section of home workshop machinery, the most popular I would suggest would be the Poolewood 28 - 40 lathe

I purchased a morticer from them at that time a solid cast iron lump which has and still does serve me well, never had a problem with it

I believe it was all imported from the far east

I also think Axminster in their early days sold similar machines possibly from the same source