Sliding Table Saw STS-14120 I BA9-1007692

Need to cut thousands of feet of board over 3 daily shifts? This 7.5 hp industrial table saw will deliver accurate results every time. One operator can easily handle 10-foot wood panels. Order this sliding table saw online today!

• Simplest and most economical of our STS-14120 models.
• Choose from 3 blade speeds (3,000, 4,000, and 5,000 rpm) depending on the hardness and thickness of your material.
• 7.5 hp motor runs on 220-volt 3-phase power.
• Standard 12” blade turns on 1” arbor.
• Also accepts a huge 14” blade without modification.
• Includes fences for rip cuts, crosscuts, and angle or miter cuts.
• 1 hp scoring blade spins at 8,000 rpm to ensure a crisp, clean cut without frayed or ripped edges.
• Scoring blade saves you time. No extra work sanding edges after a cut.
• Huge 15” x 125” sliding table slides on 4 precision shafts for jitter-free motion.
• Table is made of fully-extruded, anodized aluminum that will stay square and true over many years of use.
• The table moves so smoothly that you can slide a whole sheet of 4 x 8 material without ever thinking there’s weight on it.
• Steel handwheel allows you to tilt the blade and incorporates a digital readout (DRO) for telling you the angle.
• Rugged all-steel base stabilizes the machine and reduces vibrations for flawless accuracy and alignment.
• Durable cast steel trunnion has heavy boxed (not dovetailed) ways.
• CSA certified.
• Includes a safety blade guard with a tension system for lifting and lowering the guard without moving it from side to side.
• 4” dust port lets you hook up an extraction system to keep you shop clean.
• The Sliding Table Saw STS-14120 is covered by a 1-year parts warranty.
• You can count on lifetime technical support by phone. Our team of knowledgeable customer reps are here to help.

• Industrial production, especially cabinetry manufacturers, lumber liquidators, and railroad yards.
• Crews of experienced shift-workers who are comfortable measuring for repeatability and don’t need to rely on DROs or programming.