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Sliding Table Saws

Precision sliding table saws for accurate sizing, grooving and bevel cuts. $3,800 – $11,400 typical factory range.

How a sliding table saw sizes a sheet

A sliding table saw carries the workpiece past the blade on a moving carriage. A scoring blade pre-cuts laminated faces so both sides stay chip-free; the main blade sizes panels and solid wood. The operator sets the fence (or a CNC positions it) and pushes the carriage through.

Joinery, furniture and shopfitting workshops are the usual buyers. High-volume stacked cut-to-size is the computer panel saw family; sliders cover mixed sheets, solid timber and bevels.

Machines are commonly specified by carriage length, scoring unit, blade tilt (90° or 45°), rip capacity, and whether the fence is manual or CNC-positioned. 220/380 V follows the shop.

Repeatable batches use CNC sliding table saws. Frequent bevels use 45° precision sliding table saws; everyday square sizing 90° models. Tight floors use portable and compact sliding table saws.

How a CNC slider sets the fence for a batch

A CNC sliding table saw positions the fence from entered dimensions so batch cuts repeat without re-measuring. Scoring, carriage and blade are still a slider. Stacked high-volume packs use a computer panel saw.

IMSTS-CNC

IMSTS-CNC

$3,800 – $10,500

  • Cutting Length 3200 mm (126 in)
  • Main Blade Diameter 300 / 350 mm (11.8 /13.8 in)

IMSTS-CNC is our CNC sliding table saw with powered fence positioning.

How a 45° slider cuts mitres and bevels

A 45° precision sliding table saw is set up so the tilting blade delivers repeatable bevel and mitre joints on frames, boxes and angled panels. Scoring keeps laminated faces chip-free.

Everyday square sizing uses 90° precision sliding table saws.

IMSTS-45

IMSTS-45

$5,500 – $11,400

  • Cutting Length 3200 mm (126 in)
  • Main Blade Diameter 300 / 350 mm (11.8 /13.8 in)

IMSTS-45 is our 45° sliding table saw for bevel and mitre work.

How a 90° slider squares a sheet

A 90° precision sliding table saw sizes panels and solid wood square on a sliding carriage, with scoring for laminates. This is everyday workshop cut-to-size.

Frequent bevels use 45° precision sliding table saws.

IMSTS-90

IMSTS-90

$3,900 – $9,400

  • Cutting Length 3200 mm (126 in)
  • Main Blade Diameter 300 / 350 mm (11.8 /13.8 in)

IMSTS-90 is our 90° sliding table saw for square cut-to-size.

How a compact slider fits a small shop

A portable or compact sliding table saw keeps sliding-carriage accuracy on a smaller footprint for small shops and site work. Carriage length and rip capacity are the usual limits.

Full-sheet workshop sizing stays on the 90° or CNC sliders.

IMSTS-PC

IMSTS-PC

$3,900 – $9,000

  • Cutting Length 3200 mm (126 in)
  • Main Blade Diameter 300 / 350 mm (11.8 /13.8 in)

IMSTS-PC is our compact sliding table saw for small shops.

What are you looking for?

Before purchasing a CNC or woodworking machine, defining your core production goals is essential. Are you launching a new workshop or expanding an industrial factory? What materials will you process—wood, composite panels, acrylic, or metal? Is your primary focus nesting, carving, edge banding, or laser cutting? Once your application and budget are defined, selecting the right machine becomes straightforward. IndexMACH provides complete support—including machine specifications, application demos, pricing, and software documentation. You can also submit your custom requirements below for a tailored configuration.

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Sliding Table Saws

$3,800 – $11,400 typical factory range

What a sliding table saw is for

The carriage carries panels or solid wood past the blade for square, chip-free cuts. Repeatable batches suit a CNC sliding table saw; frequent bevels a 45° precision saw; general square sizing a 90° model; tight spaces a portable compact saw. High-volume stacked cut-to-size belongs on a computer panel saw, not here.

In the workshop flow

Joinery shops size parts here, then machine on a CNC router or turn on a wood lathe. Scoring blades keep laminated faces chip-free before edge banding.

Tell us sheet size and bevels

Send typical sheet size, whether you need 45° work, and batch vs one-off mix. Request a layout and quote.

Sliding Table Saws Technical Specifications

ParameterValue
Cutting Length3200 mm (126 in)
Main Blade Diameter300 / 350 mm (11.8 /13.8 in)
Scoring SawStandard
Blade Tilt0 - 45°
Motor Power4 - 5.5 kW (5.4 -7.4 hp)
ApplicationsFurniture / cabinets / Joinery / Panel furniture / Doors / cabinets / Furniture plants / Small joinery shops / Custom furniture
MaterialsPanel / solid wood / Board / timber / Particleboard / MDF / plywood / Engineered board / Panel board

Values are the unique figures from the catalog models in this family. A single machine page has that build's exact sheet.

Sliding Table Saws Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is the scoring blade for?

A small scoring blade pre-cuts the underside of coated or laminated panels so the main blade leaves a chip-free edge on both faces — essential for melamine and veneered boards.

Can a sliding table saw cut solid wood and panels?

Yes. With the right blade it handles both solid timber and sheet materials, making it the most flexible saw for a joinery or furniture workshop.

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