11.   A table saw whose blade cannot be kept in alignment with the miter slots is useless.

12.   After all, you can always see the blade of a radial arm saw, but few people feel the radial arm is safer than the table saw.

13.   But go with the table saw.

14.   But most woodworkers, I think, will tell you that crosscutting on the table saw is a great deal easier and safer than ripping on the table saw.

15.   But the wood I buy would be extremely aggravating to edge joint in a table saw, and cannot be satisfactorily dimensioned using a planer alone.

16.   Certainly the argument that you can accomplish more with a table saw is questionable.

17.   Emerson developed a new product line of bench top and stationary power tools, including table saws and an oscillating sander, for the exclusive Home Depot partnership.

18.   Everyone who has ever bought a new American-made, or Taiwanese-cloned, table saw knows of the vicissitudes of the standard blade guard.

19.   Except for ripping the uprights and molding on the table saw, all cuts were made with a portable power saw and all joints were cut with a router.

20.   However, I would never counsel anyone to buy a radial arm saw instead of a table saw.