Tilting Table

[susand]

Does anyone out there have a Tilting Table for my Jim Byrnes table saw that they’re not using and would like to sell? Thank you!

 

[Namabiiru]

Susan, good luck with your search. Have you tried calling or emailing Jim’s widow? I understand they are back in production now, but not directly reachable through the website.

Asking owners of Byrnes tools if they have any they’re willing to part with is a bold move, but you might luck out.

 

[Bob Cleek]

While certainly not as elegant, the tilting table for the Byrnes saw is easily replicated with a shop-made jig. The Byrnes tilting table is simply a "ramp" which raises the table surface to a desired angle to permit an angled cut from the vertical saw blade. Thus, for a cut of any angle, one can simply cut that angle on a larger table saw and clamp that angled "fence" to the top of the stock Byrnes saw and run the workpiece through the saw, using the angled "fence" to produce the beveled edge cut.

 

[Bryian]

I have one I’m not using but postage from Australia would be prohibitive.