Powermatic PM1000: Is This Table Saw Worth the Investment?

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In this video, Wes will share his honest opinion about the Powermatic PM1000. This will be about performance, features, and overall value.
He'll cover everything from his history with the saw as well as it's cutting capacity and accuracy based on his own experiences. He will also discuss the various features and accessories that come with this high-end saw, designed for pro woodworkers and serious DIY enthusiasts.
If you're considering a purchase or just interested in learning more, this video is a must-watch.
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Комментарии : 19

@DrBlues76 Год назад

That’s a fine saw Wes. I was introduced to powermatic 30 years ago in my high school carpentry class. I guarantee the same machines are still there working everyday!

@user-bq5rj3hu2e 6 месяцев назад

Great saw Wes! I bought a PM 2000 cabinet saw several years back used but in great condition and it is still running strong! No issues!

@WoodworkingWithWes 6 месяцев назад

Wow...Powermatic makes great tools! Thanks, Wes

@bobh64 Год назад

Good heavy cabinet saws are always worth the investment no mater what brand. Thanks for the videos.

@charlestreadway6491 Год назад

I'm looking to buy a good shop table saw, I'm comparing SawStop, Powermatic, and Laguna for table saws. Also looking at Band Saws and Laths. Very glad I watched your video. Gives me a perfect reference point to go on. Thank You.

@saterialewoodworking Год назад

Hi Wes nice review . I would be interested in hearing more about the differences between this and Sawstop that made you pick the PM1000. Thanks and take care .

@WoodworkingWithWes Год назад

Hi...as I said in the video, Sawstop is a good saw, especially for its safety feature. But all large cabinet saws have limitations. The biggest reason I chose Powermatic over the Sawstop was history of quality, durability, and accuracy. Also, the ability to use a molding head on the Powermatic was a major deciding factor for me. Thanks for watching, Wes.

@dekklin5517 11 месяцев назад

Good morning Wes! What table saw would you recommend for someone just starting out? I'm in a wheelchair so I won't need to move it or worry about the rolling stands etc. Im looking to build small pieces of furniture (not cabinets). The largest board I would be ripping or working with is a 4x8. I will mostly be using it to rip 2x4s (hard woods) and 4x8s plywood.

@WoodworkingWithWes 10 месяцев назад

I wish I had a wide variety of product information that I could help you with. Please check with manufacturer representatives or distributors that could direct you. Good luck, thanks for being part of our community. Wes

@dekklin5517 10 месяцев назад

@@WoodworkingWithWes will do thanks so much!

@2979paul Год назад

What do people think of the Harvey saws.

@alanmooney Год назад

Hi Wes, Well done, you won't know yourself

@theoriginalbagelboy Год назад

Can you provide a link to the mobile stand in the video please.

@WoodworkingWithWes Год назад

I don't have a link but it was purchased from my tool retailer. Check with tool retailers in your area for recommendations. Thanks, Wes

@ScottyDrake Год назад

Yes, the Powermatic is a fabulous saw. It's worth every bit of the $2700 price tag...BUT ONLY IF you're a professional woodworker. As a long-time subscriber to your channel, I have always regarded Woodworking With Wes to be geared toward the beginning-to-intermediate woodworker. For us weekend warriors, this saw (and others like it from Jet, Grizzly, and SawStop, to name a few) makes no sense at all.

@WoodworkingWithWes Год назад

Scott, I appreciate your insight. As I stated in the video, I bought this saw because I do work on it everyday. Thanks for your support, Wes

@mikeinga3101 Год назад

I've been a woodworking hobbyist since 1986. I really extended myself financially to buy a PM66 table saw in 1988, but it is still in use and in great condition. The motor is original, but I did replace the blade arbor and belts last year. In my experience the saw is well worth the investment, and I have no doubt the PM1000 will be the same.