Frequently asked questions

There is no list price, because the figure that matters to you is not the machine on its own — it is the machine, the crate, the freight and the duty for your address, and the last two change with every country. Send the city and country through the quote form and you get one landed number back on a business day, on a single line, with the quotation stating exactly what is included and what is not.

Two reasons, and both belong to your country rather than to us. The frame is a single 13-foot piece, so anything over about 10 ft leaves the ordinary parcel and pallet networks and is priced as long freight, which varies by route. And import duty is set by the destination country. We research both for your country before quoting, so the figure you get is yours and not an average of everybody else's.

We research the destination country's import duty and shipping before we quote, and the quotation states exactly what is included and what is not. That is also why there is no price list: a machine going to Germany, Canada and Saudi Arabia carries three different duty rates and three different freight routes, and averaging them would mean overcharging one customer to subsidise another.

No, and that is deliberate. The table ships with two carriages, each a drilled 5 mm laser-cut steel plate: you bolt the circular saw you already own to one and your router or groover to the other. Most shops already own tools they trust and would rather keep using them, and it keeps the price of the table honest. Tell us which tools you plan to mount and we will confirm the plate suits them before you order.

None at all. There is no motor, no switch gear and no control board in this table — it is a frame, a rail, two carriages and a stop. The only thing that plugs into a wall is the tool you mount, and that is yours.

No, and that is the point. There is nothing to clamp and no template to go looking for. Slide the stop to your length, lock it, and push the panel to it — the rail holds the cut square for the full 13 feet.

Five days to build from the day the order is confirmed, and roughly twenty-five days by sea to the American continent. Destinations closer to Turkey are faster — tell us the city and country and we will give you a date rather than a range.

No. The frame is welded and squared as one 13-foot piece at the factory, and that is precisely why the cut stays accurate over its whole length — a frame joined in the middle is a frame that goes out of square. The legs, the stop and both carriages bolt on, so assembly is spanner work rather than alignment work. If freight is the concern, ask about a shared container: a 20 ft box is 19 ft 4 in (5.9 m) inside and takes several crates.

The frame arrives welded and squared as one piece. The legs, the stop and the carriages bolt on with the hex keys in the crate, and there is no alignment procedure to follow — the accuracy is in the weldment, not in the assembly. Plan for two people, because the frame is 13 feet long, not because the work is difficult.

Composite panel (ACM and ACP), acrylic and plexiglass, twin-wall polycarbonate, foam PVC — sold as Forex, Komatex or Sintra depending on where you buy it — MDF and chipboard, tongue-and-groove and decorative wall panelling, and marble and solid surface. The common thread is length and support: all of them cut better when the whole sheet is carried and the tool is guided rather than steered.

Machines are built to order — five days on the shop floor, and roughly twenty-five days by sea to the Americas. The table is built in both Turkey and the United States, so tell us where you are and we will tell you which factory your order would come from and what that means for the date. Customers close to either factory are a different case: stock can be held for you on request, so ask.

Yes. Thirteen feet is the standard length, not the only one — we build up to 19 ft 8 in to order, at a price difference. Tell us the length you need with your enquiry and it goes in the quotation.