Is this high enough to comfortably cut for a long period of time, or do you wish you had purchased the adjustable table?
1593869
Yes for me it is perfect, although I am only 5'1" tall. I cannot stand up for very long, due to my disability, but if I had no disability, it would be prefect for me to stand for a long period of time to cut. I hope that helped. Have a great day!
1116812
My table and chair are both adjustable. The legs of the table allow the total height to change, while another set of adjustments allows one to change the incline. The adjustments are not infinite but rather based on pre-drilled holes. As my review indicated the quality is quite low and I didn't want to make any adjustments. The chair and table are both currently at their lowest. At their present, the chair is about 17" from floor to seat and the table is 28" from floor to upper surface.
52137
I cut mine down to fit the table and I did use a pad underneath it. Worked great.
1949616
Not sure, I haven't adjusted height as it works well where I have it for healing touch classes ( I am 5'7") I really like the table, find it is a little heavy to transport but mostly use it at home so thats not often. It is sturdy.
1868625
I mainly use my rail saw for cutting plywood. It is far superior for that. You can, with a little ingenuity, perform most table saw functions with it. No dado work. Narrow and short rip cuts are more difficult. Taper cuts are real easy. If I was short on space, it would be a great choice.
2158411
This chair is made for a counter/tall table so it starts pretty high and goes even higher upon adjustment. I love this chair and use it all the time. Highly recommended
998625
As user K. Rocke said, the splitter is designed to be either up (fully extended) or below the table. The action on the particular splitter I got is fairly stiff, so I can imagine only extending it halfway up, but that seems like it could cause a dangerous situation where it moves halfway through the cut, or I'm tempted to reach for it over the blade. I think the most straightforward answer to your question is "No.".
1317784
HI Lucas, width of the cut is not adjustable but I think it's even better because it's easier to use and you can prepare your meals fastermwithout needing to adjust the cut. Cheers!
232013
It's long enough for me. I'm 6'6". You actually can adjust it. By taking a wire cutters and cutting a little at a time, until you get the desired feel.
1423720
Yes it reclines well, my wife uses it without the pillow thing on top. I guess it gets in the way when cutting.
250563
Hi....yes it is adjustable. There is a black lever in the back of the saw, just to the right of the electric cord. If you push the lever UP (it moves hard!) this releases the footplate and then you just move the footplate up or down in relation to the blade. When you have it perfectly set for the depth of the piece of wood you are cutting, then just go back to that black lever, and press it DOWN. (Again it doesn't move easily but you DO want to press it back down firmly to lock into place the blade adjustment level you desire.
852106
No it is not adjustable. You could make it higher with a sheet of plywood about a inch or two but that's about it.
685784
this table has only one pair of slots for the incline at the table top. so it is not an adjustment problem.you may go for models which have many slots/inclines which would be more useful, probably little more costly
864155
I think it was easy to adjust, as I remember. Not sure about how high it will go, sorry, it's been a long time since we bought it and returned it. It probably would work pretty well if you are sitting at a table, just not on a soft surface because it wouldn't stay upright for us.
924618
ok, i just went and bought one at target and when you take the adjustable attachment off, you can trim pretty low. you shouldn't be able to cut yourself doing this unless you are REALLY dumb. i want to stress that you can't cut yourself doing this unless you try to actually cut yourself. you will get a nice low trim, like a 5 o'clock shadow look/ low stubble.
1005623
Yes, that is correct. I am 5'10" and even at my height I still have one or two adjustments to go before the table is at the highest adjustment.
1617095
I've had the table since around September 2012, and we love it. We use it all day as a desk for homeschooling, and then in the evenings we move it, extend it, and use it for dinner. It has one scratch on it, that I did when I was building a computer on it and drug the sharp metal corner of the case across it :-( It does take two people to extend and put the leaves in, but we positively LOVE this table. The home we own has a 35 foot long kitchen, so we had a huge table, but recently moved (military) to a MUCH smaller house that doesn't have room for a table set up all the time. This table has been fantastic so far. My only complaint would be that you have to pay close attention when sliding it together (while putting in or taking out a leaf) because it's easy to shift it so the pegs on one side don't line up with the holes on the other. We have also noticed the legs will occasionally loosen, so we keep an eye on them and tighten as needed. Anyway, having only had it less than 6 months, I can't really comment on the long term durability of the finish, but it seems to be pretty good, and I would definitely buy this table again! (I do not have the matching chairs, so I can't answer your question about those, sorry.)