Triton's offering of a worktable -

[Ivanhoe]

Found this in one of my many woodworking emails today - Looks kinda similar to my MFT....sans track. I have no
idea on how good/functional it may be. I do have one of their routers in my router table and it has worked well.

http://bistritontools.com/workcentre-systems.html

 

[#Tee]

looks solid, where was it made? ppl are anal about that here.

 

[Ivanhoe]

looks solid, where was it made? ppl are anal about that here.

Not sure - it doesn't say in the description. It looks to be marketed as a modular system, dropping in other modules, i.e. a router table module/ table saw module....

 

[Corwin]

And now the guys breeding dogs will have a whole 'nother' spec to meet.  [tongue]

 

[DB10]

looks solid, where was it made? ppl are anal about that here.

The old Triton tables use to be manufactured in Australia.
But I think those days are long gone. I would put my money on either China or Taiwan as that seems to be where their current routers and accessories are produced. Personally for the money I like Triton and for me their quality is quite good.

 

[Peter_C]

Far nicer than this one, but it better be for four times the price. The Triton bench must have a decent fence system if it is to be used as a table saw.

http://www.craftsman.com/craftsman-portable-peg-clamping-workbench/p-00949812000P?prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1

 

[Kev]

The contractor saw module is a smart move.

To me Triton was one of the leaders in converting a portable circular saw into a useful table saw. I had Triton's saw table, extension table, separate router table and super jaws (with Hitachi saws and routers mounted). Sadly the coastal air gradually consumed the work surfaces and I sold it all off cheap.

Back then (20~25 years?) the Triton gear was perfect for the kind of home projects I was tackling .. in fact it'd probably still be suitable for many!