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    Oh 20mm is too little for me unfortunately. The croatian one has 30mm maximum cutting depth with 100mm blades wich would be ok for me. If anyone has other recommendations, please let me know =)
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    Hello everyone! Last week, while searching for a good table saw for my little workshow, i stumbled across this 7 year old german article from model ship builder Uwe M. Karl (maybe anyone knows him?) about this Tablesaw from a croatian precision engineer. It says, the saw is popular in the croation model building scene. http://www.modellmarine.de/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1103:tisch-feinschnitt-kreissaege-fuer-holzwuermer&catid=202 I tried to contact the author but dint get a response (yet). Does anyone here know about this tablesaw and how to contact the builder of it? Also, alternatively i'm looking at the Byrnes tablesaw, could anyone tell me whats the maximum cutting depth with the biggest saw blade on it? Thank you! -Benjamin

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