Table Saws:
The ripping capacity of a table saw is determined by the distance from the saw blade to the maximum distance the fence can travel to the right side of the saw blade. Common distances are 28, 30, and 50 inches.
Left tilt table saws versus right tilt table saws. When the saw blade is tilted to cut a beveled angle, the direction the blade tilts is said to be a right tilt if the blades tilts towards the table saw fence. A left tilt blade would tilt away from the fence. Left tilt blades are considered less likely to bind when making beveled cuts.
The ripping capacity of a table saw is determined by the distance from the saw blade to the maximum distance the fence can travel to the right side of the saw blade. Common distances are 28, 30, and 50 inches.
Left tilt table saws versus right tilt table saws. When the saw blade is tilted to cut a beveled angle, the direction the blade tilts is said to be a right tilt if the blades tilts towards the table saw fence. A left tilt blade would tilt away from the fence. Left tilt blades are considered less likely to bind when making beveled cuts.
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