Kreg ACS1000 Adaptive Cutting System Project Table Kit

This is an excellent addition to my tool collection, it's easy to set up, I use it often for projects that I would have used my table saw before buying this. I'm a paraplegic so it makes it much safer than setting wood across my lap to cut. It's rather heavy so if you are, like me, in a wheelchair or have a serious disability and you don't have someone to move it around for you or have a place to keep it set up, it'll be difficult to move around......difficult, but not impossible as long as you have decent arm strength and the ability to maneuver rather easily.

I wasn't prepared for just how much easier this would make my life. That said, I was also not prepared for the fact that it doesn't use standard T tracks, so I can't use the accessories I was hoping to use with it.

comes in two boxes. I thought the top had not been sent, but it came later that day

Table is very nice! A part was broken upon receipt and they got a new piece to me quickly without question. Very happy with this product and the service.

Great piece of equipment. Very accurate. Can almost xompletley replace the miter saw too. Too good not to take on job sites for cuatim builtins, trim work, and cabinetry.

It was a little difficult to assemble, but worth it.

The ACS system has a lot going for it, and overall I think the idea is good, but the materials and construction of the table are crap. Like lowest tier Harbor Freight crap. Folding table from Home Depot crap--actually those tables aren't that bad and are better quality than the Kreg. All of this would be ok if it cost, say, $150, but $500? No way. I've had this table for about 2 months now and I fully expect having to replace parts of the stand in the next year. Everything from the wheels to the joints, to types of hinges, etc. just look and feel cheap. And I haven't even mentioned the numerous plastic guides that, without a doubt, will break in the future. If you already have the saw (which isn't bad) the table can be useful, but otherwise, stay away until they upgrade it, if they ever do.

This is a bench to do crosscuts with a tracksaw on. It's accurate, sturdy and folds up nice. I do wish the parts for the repeatable stops and angle measurements were not plastic but they do the job.I never intended to use the Kreg tracksaw and took a gamble buying it. I was pleased to find out that all I had to do was drill two new holes in the track support brackets to get it to accept my Makita saw.Next on the list is to CNC a new top with 20 mm dog holes instead of the 3/4". Kreg you could save me a lot of trouble and come out with an alternative 20 mm version!