Multi-Tool Basics
This multi-tool can change into different tools and may easily be the answer to your small shop problem.
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The table saw works with a standard 10 inch blade. It has a rip fence on an extension table so that you can work with sheets of plywood. Also, it has an attached safety gauge that pushes the wood through the cut keeping your hands safely away from the blade.
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