I believe that woodshop was wanting to get a panel saw for the new shop for breaking down sheet goods and saw this for sale. Not sure if it’s too soon, but thought I would mention it since it looks to be a great deal. You just add a circular saw to it.
https://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/tls/d/burleson-plywood-saw-horse-vertical-saw/7218476466.html
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If @Team_Woodshop wants to buy it, it’s right down the road from me so I could haul it to space.
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Here’s a better one @PearceDunlap found on FB market place that includes the saw for $500: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/358859042199684/
Includes the saw. Here’s a vendor for it where some details are broken down: https://mmvic.com.au/product/c4-vertical-panel-saw-1270mm-crosscut/
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Did DMS buy the panel saw? The post was taken down.
I’m donating it
EDIT:
Forgot to add, may need help getting it. Working out details but will likely Friday or Saturday to pick it up.
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Bump
If someone can help pickup the unit to bring to DMS it would be greatly appreciated. It’s located in Coppell
Is it broken down or is that in 1 piece?
Still one piece. According to the owner it’s more effort to try and resquare it after breaking down and reassembling than to move it as-is since it should hold its square
Assuming this is correct, at ~260lbs and a tad over 4x6’, is there loading assistance? Preferably of a hydraulic or mechanical nature, though a couple people would work…
if all else fails I snag a penske.
I’ve got a long bed F-150 and am available all day tomorrow and Saturday (with a bit of notice).
Awesome!
I’ll be dropping you a line
You rock 
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Ooohhh, a new shiny.
FYI its an 11 Amp Milwaukee on it. It’s got some whoopie in its cushion
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Yay!!! Now I have somewhere I can cut plywood sheets! 
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Will it handle a 5’ x 5’ sheet?
After making one of those winged miter saw stations using only a circular saw and clamp down straight edge, I’m getting a little weepy at the sight of this. Thanks to all that made it happen.
Is this setup and operational?
I do not believe so at this time. Not sure what the timing is to get this operational [not part of that planning group], but would suspect it might be a little while [find a place for it, electrical connection, ect.].
The easiest way to break down plywood [other than the CNC] would either be the track saw or getting some help on the table saw [two people make it a lot easier].
@IanLee is there a reason people can’t use it sooner? We already don’t require extra training for the track saw or circular saws overall. The panel saw is pretty easy to setup