Laguna MTSF3362203-0130 Fusion F3 Tablesaw, 3 HP, 220V, 1 Ph, Precision Cutting, Industrial Grade

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• Overview
  The new Laguna Fusion Table Saws are unlike any saw on the market. Having the same quality demands earned through the original fusion table saw, the new fusion line will not only impress but exceed the expectations you have come to expect from Laguna. With a completely redesigned trunnion and arbor controls that focuses on buttery smooth controls and longevity of the saw, we are sure this is the saw that will give you the perfect rip cut for many many years.

  2 New Features Now Standard On F2 & F3 Fusions:

  • DRO For The Tilt Angle Of Blade
  • Double Window With Hairline For Hi/Low Fence

  Features:

  • 3HP TEFC Motor
  • 220V, Single-Phase, 60Hz Power Requirement
  • Fusion Dust Collection System
  • Industrial Cabinet, Fence & Trunnions
  • Included Tools, Tables & Integrated Tool Storage
  • Included 10 x 60T Carbide-Tipped Blade
  • DRO For The Tilt Angle Of Blade

  Specifications:

  • Motor Plate 3 HP, Single Phase, 3450 rpm
  • Power Requirements 220v, 15 Amp, 30 Amp Service
  • Overall Dimension 39-3/4″L x 65-1/2″W x 38″H
  • Footprint 20″L x 20-1/2″W
  • Shipping Dimensions 29-3/4″L x 46-5/8″D x 42 5/8″H
  • Shipping Weight 370 Lbs
  • Rip Capacity 36"
  • Cutting Material: Wood
  • Max. depth of cut @ 90° 3 1/8″
  • Max. depth of cut @ 45° 2 1/8″
  • Blade Capacity 10″ Diameter, thin kerf – 13/16″ dado stacks
  • Blade tilt 0 – 45° Left
  • Mitre Slots 3/4″ with 1″ T
  • Arbor Size 5/8″
  • Arbor Speed 4500 rpm
  • Dust collection 4″ Outlet, 500 CFM REQ

  Uses:

  • Precision cutting of wood panels
  • Crafting tenons for mortise and tenon joints
  • Creating dado cuts for shelving
  • Slicing veneers for furniture making
  • Making miter cuts for picture frames or molding
  • Crosscutting lumber to length
  • Ripping boards to width
  • Cutting bevels for joinery or decorative edges
  • Shaping wood components for cabinetry
  • Trimming parts to final dimensions in furniture assembly
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