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Sawstop CNS175-TGP252 1.75HP, 120V, 60Hz. 52" Professional T-Glide Fence Assembly including table
CNS175-TGP252$2,350.00
Overview
CNS175-TPG52 SawStop Contractor Saw with 52" Professional T-Glide fence system, rails & extension table
SawStop table saws are the most advanced saws in the world, setting the standard for table saw safety.
SawStop saws are equipped with a safety system that detects when someone accidentally contacts the spinning saw blade, and then stops the blade in milliseconds. In most cases, such an accident would result in just a nick on a SawStop saw, instead of the devastating injury which would likely occur on an ordinary table saw.
The system induces an electrical signal onto the blade and then monitors that signal for changes. The human body has a relatively large inherent electrical capacitance and conductivity, which cause the signal to drop when a person contacts the blade. Wood has a relatively small inherent capacitance and conductivity and does not cause the signal to drop.
The electrical signal drops quickly when the blade touches the finger. When the detection system sees dips like these, it knows a person has touched the blade.
In order to stop the saw, a fast-acting brake stops the blade when contact is detected. The brake includes a heavy-duty spring to push a block of aluminum, called a brake pawl, into the teeth of the blade to stop the blade from spinning. The spring is held in compression by a fuse wire until contact is detected. When contact is detected, the system sends a surge of electricity through the fuse wire to burn the wire and release the spring. The spring pushes the brake pawl into the teeth of the spinning blade, and the teeth cut into the aluminum and bind, thereby stopping the blade. All this happens in about 35 milliseconds, or 1/200th of a second. At the same time, the angular momentum of the blade causes the blade to retract below the table and the power to the motor is shut off.
The aluminum brake pawl pivots into the teeth of the blade. The brake pawl is part of a replaceable cartridge that includes the spring, fuse wire and electronics necessary to burn the fuse wire. An optional dado cartridge provides the same protection for dado cuts.
The standard and dado brake cartridges are single-use components that must be changed if the brake is ever activated. Changing a brake cartridge is fast and easy, no more complicated than changing the blade.
SawStop table saws are the most advanced saws in the world, setting the standard for table saw safety.
SawStop saws are equipped with a safety system that detects when someone accidentally contacts the spinning saw blade, and then stops the blade in milliseconds. In most cases, such an accident would result in just a nick on a SawStop saw, instead of the devastating injury which would likely occur on an ordinary table saw.
The system induces an electrical signal onto the blade and then monitors that signal for changes. The human body has a relatively large inherent electrical capacitance and conductivity, which cause the signal to drop when a person contacts the blade. Wood has a relatively small inherent capacitance and conductivity and does not cause the signal to drop.
The electrical signal drops quickly when the blade touches the finger. When the detection system sees dips like these, it knows a person has touched the blade.
In order to stop the saw, a fast-acting brake stops the blade when contact is detected. The brake includes a heavy-duty spring to push a block of aluminum, called a brake pawl, into the teeth of the blade to stop the blade from spinning. The spring is held in compression by a fuse wire until contact is detected. When contact is detected, the system sends a surge of electricity through the fuse wire to burn the wire and release the spring. The spring pushes the brake pawl into the teeth of the spinning blade, and the teeth cut into the aluminum and bind, thereby stopping the blade. All this happens in about 35 milliseconds, or 1/200th of a second. At the same time, the angular momentum of the blade causes the blade to retract below the table and the power to the motor is shut off.
The aluminum brake pawl pivots into the teeth of the blade. The brake pawl is part of a replaceable cartridge that includes the spring, fuse wire and electronics necessary to burn the fuse wire. An optional dado cartridge provides the same protection for dado cuts.
The standard and dado brake cartridges are single-use components that must be changed if the brake is ever activated. Changing a brake cartridge is fast and easy, no more complicated than changing the blade.
Horsepower 1.75 HP Size (Inch) 10"
Voltage 120 V Amperage 14 Amps Frequency 60 Hz Overall Saw Depth 40" Overall Saw Width 58-1/2" Overall Saw Height 34-3/4" Saw Body with Stand Footprint Depth 27" Saw Body with Stand Footprint Width 25-3/4" Cast Iron Table Depth 27" Cast Iron Table Width 20" Cast iron Table Depth (with Extension Wings) 27" Cast iron Table Width (with Extension Wings) 44" Stamped Steel Wings Depth 27″ Stamped Steel Wings Width 12″ Assembled Weights - with 30" Fence Systems 245 lbs Weights - Table Saw Only 225 lbs Weights - (Optional Cast Iron Wings) 35 lbs Teeth Per Inch 40 Arbore Size 5/8" Blade Tilt Left Blade Kerf 0.118" Blade Plate Thickness 0.078" Maximum Depth of Cutting Blade at 0 Deg 3-1/8" Maximum Depth of Cutting Blade at 45 Deg 2-1/4" Maximum Rip Left of Blade 16-1/2" Dado Diameter 8" (Req. Dado Brake + Insert) Dado Maximum Width 13/16" Arbor Diameter at Blade 5/8″ Main Bearing Inner Diameter 1-1/8" Main Bearing Outer Diameter 2-1/2" Second Bearing Inner Diameter 1" Second Bearing Outer Diameter 2" Table in Front of Blade (Maximum Elevation) 10-5/8" Table Behind Blade (Maximum Elevation) 7-1/8" Arbor Runout 0.001″ Maximum Allowable Runout Table Flatness Measured Diagonally 0.016″ Maximum Gap Blade Alignment with Miter Slot 0.010″ Maximum Displacement Deviation of Miter Gauge Indexing Stops From Actual ±0.25 Deg Alignment Between Splitter and Blade 0.010" Maximum Difference Miter Slots T-Shaped at Top 3/4" Miter Slots T-Shaped at Bottom 1" Miter Slots T-Shaped at Deep 3/8" Miter Slots Center 11-1/8" Center-to-Center Miter Slots Info 5 1/2" (Arbor Flange to Center of Right Slot) Dust Collection Port Diameter 4" Under Table Top Riving Knife / Splitter Thickness 0.090" Hand Wheels 6″ Diameter, Cast Alum. with ABS Handle Belts V-Ribbed Belt – Static Dissipative
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