Well, my SawStop was delivered this afternoon. I can’t believe the service that I got from my dealer, Eagle Tools in Los Angeles. Yes, I realize that I spent a lot of money but Ricky and Jesse at Eagle Tools did far more than could be expected and much more than a well known franchise who said they’d help me load it on my truck. Jesse gave me a personal demonstration of the SawStop brake. My saw was uncrated and fully checked out. They ran a full electrical diagnostic before and after they installed my pigtail. All tolerances were checked and noted on a spec sheet that I saw taped to the saw before I paid for it. The saw was then mounted on a mobile base that I bought from them. The following day the saw loaded on a truck with a liftgate, delivered to my home shop (garage) and wheeled into place by the driver. The only extra cost was $50 for the home delivery by a truck with a liftgate (actual bill was $195). That’s what I call service. Now, I have to wait for the Incra fence that I ordered through Woodpecker to arrive. Thank you to all who helped me decide. Oh, I almost forgot; after my wife and I decided to purchase the SawStop my tax guy (brother-in-law) gave us the news that the State of california and Uncle Sam owed us over $4,000 in tax returns. Not only do I have a SawStop, but when the money comes in from the state and Feds, it will be paid for.

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