CSI Designs Listing #353   Listed on: 06/11 Just a small one person cabinet shop. Custom kitchen cabinets, vanities, entertainment centers, etc.			View this member's Project Gallery listings: Espresso Lacquer Kitchen Maple Melamine Kitchen Cayenne Maple Kitchen Contemporary Dark Maple Vanity SS and Maple Espresso Kitchen
General 3 hp Tablesaw with 5' Excalibur Sliding Table   View from rear of shop   Assembly Table   General 1 1/2 hp dust collector		Company Name:   CSI Designs Contact Name:   Michele Location:   Winnipeg, Canada   Year Founded:   2005 Sq. Footage:   1,100 Employees:   1 Gross Sales:   N/A Website:   Product Specialties:     Cabinets - Cabinet Designers     Cabinets - Custom Cabinets     Cabinets - General     Cabinets - Kitchen & Bath Cabinets     Cabinets - Residential Cabinetry     Furniture - Custom Furniture     Furniture - Furniture Designers Shop Equipment:     Other - General Model 350 3hp Cabinet Saw     Dewalt - 12" Sliding Compound Miter Saw     Other - General 3 hp Shaper     Other - Excalibur 5' Sliding Table     Porter Cable - Biscuit Joiner     Kreg - Pocket Hole     Other - Mepla Hinge Boring Machine     Other - Jessem Router Table     Holz Her - Uno 1302-7 Viewer Comments: Posted By: GC     [07/01] Sanitary shop, insurance work...fire, new owners/renters?. Employee photo? Posted By: Jim Houlton     [09/15] Nice shop. Just a question, how do you like the excalibur table attachment. I have a 12" King with their factory sliding table but it's questionable at best. Good to see small guys like us can make a living too! Posted By: Michele     [09/15] The excalibur table attachment has served it's purpose well although it has to be checked regularly for squareness. I now find myself seriously looking at the Altendorf F45 with the digital read out on both the slider and the fence. I am really looking forward to the scoring blade and the high degree of accuracy in cuts. Posted By: Jim Houlton     [09/16] Thank for the reply, I get the impression that you aren't much happier with yours than I am,so no sense in going to a excalibur! I agree that the next step is probably a full sliding table with scoring blade.I used a SCM at my last employer and was very impressed even after TOTAL LACK OF MAINTANANCE and years of abuse by underpaid workers it still worked like a charm. Thanks again for your opinion,just saved me a wasted investment!! Posted By: Michele     [09/17] Your very welcome. Add your comment: * denotes required fields * Your Name: * Your Email: * Enter your comment below: I have read WOODWEB's Site User Agreement The editors, writers, and staff at WOODWEB try to promote safe practices. What is safe for one woodworker under certain conditions may not be safe for others in different circumstances. Readers should undertake the use of materials and methods discussed at WOODWEB after considerate evaluation, and at their own risk.

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