We have His and Hers table saws.
I dont want the wife using my belt driven old 10" craftsman. Its a little spooky lol. We use that one for 3/4" plywood rips mostly. Its notorious for firing a chunk of wood into your ballsack on a kickback. Might be my fault too on technique.
Never blame your technique, be a pro and always blame the tool!
I grew up with and use an old craftsman saw. The proper technique when using it is to revile and curse the fence "system" that came with them. Its almost impossible to get the fence set true to the blade after you tighten it down and this can get things in a bind.
If I used mine much I'd put an aftermarket fence on it. I don't and for the price of them you can buy 10 lifetimes worth of wood puddy!
