DIY Table Saw with Router and JoinTech Fence
I purchased this Makita 2711 for a DIY table saw and router table combination so I can save shop space. It came with the miter fence and manual for $50. I might also add a Jig Saw as a third tool. Here you see it after I added a 10″ blade and replaced the brushes. At max height of 3.5″ with the 10″ blade. Rated at 3800 rpm with a 15 amp 2.5 hp motor and an electronic brake it will work well for this project. This DIY project includes using a JoinTech CabinetMaker System still in the shipping boxes to use on this table. Since this JoinTech System is designed to go with a Delta tablesaw, using the Makita 2711 will be a unique challenge.
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