Sliding Table & Panel Saw Financing
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A sliding table saw or panel saw is the starting point for most cabinet and millwork jobs, breaking down full sheets of plywood and melamine into square, accurate parts. Since 2011, Sunset Financial Group has financed more than 125 sliding table saws, panel saws and rip saws for cabinet makers, millwork shops and furniture builders.
Most sliding table and panel saws cost between about $6,000 and $25,000, so saw financing is usually approved quickly, and you can add an edgebander or sander on the same agreement.
Saws We Finance
Sliding Table Saws
8′ to 12′ sliding table saws with scoring blades for chip-free cuts in sheet goods. The type we finance most.
Sliding Panel Saws
126″ sliding panel saws with tilting and scoring blades for full sheets.
Vertical Panel Saws
Wall-style panel saws that cut full sheets in a small footprint.
Rip Saws
Straight line and gang rip saws for solid wood stock.
Cabinet Table Saws
Heavy-duty cabinet saws with long rip fences.
Combination Machines
Combination machines with saw, shaper, jointer and planer in one.
What We Have Financed
Compact Sliding Saws
About $6,000 to $10,000
Compact sliding table saws and cabinet saws.
Panel Saws
About $7,000 to $25,000
10′ to 126″ sliding table and panel saws with scoring.
Heavy-Duty & Rip Saws
About $25,000 to $30,000
Heavy-duty sliding saws and straight line rip saws.
Saws we have financed range from about $6,000 for a compact sliding table saw to about $30,000 for a straight line rip saw.
Finance the Whole Setup
A saw is usually part of a bigger setup. These can all be included in the same agreement:
- Programmable rip fences
- Dust collection
- An edgebander for the cut parts
- Phase converters
- Delivery and installation
- Operator training
Why Shops Upgrade Their Saw
Accurate, Square Parts
A sliding table keeps full sheets square for cabinet boxes that go together right.
Chip-Free Cuts
Scoring blades cut melamine and veneered panels without chipping.
Faster Breakdown
Breaking down sheets on a panel saw is faster and safer than on a cabinet saw.
Recently Financed
10-Foot Sliding Table Saw
A woodworking shop financed a new 10′ sliding table saw with a scoring blade.
Sliding Table Saw
A woodworking shop financed a new heavy-duty sliding table saw.
Straight Line Rip Saw
A residential contractor financed a new 15 HP straight line rip saw.
Saw makers we have financed include Baileigh, Cantek, Grizzly, Ironwood, Laguna Tools, Maksiwa, Minimax, Powermatic, Safety Speed and SCM Group.
Sliding Table & Panel Saw Financing FAQ
Can I finance a saw and edgebander together?
Yes. A saw, edgebander, sander and other machines can go on one agreement, even from different sellers.
Can delivery and installation be included?
Yes. Delivery, installation and training can be financed with the saw.
How much can I be approved for with just an application?
Up to $350,000 with our one-page application. Most saws fall well under that amount, so approvals are usually quick.
What will my monthly payment be?
It depends on the price, term and your credit profile. Use our payment calculator for an estimate, or request a quote for exact numbers.
What terms are available?
Terms range from 12 to 84 months with fixed monthly payments. See our types of leases for $101 buyout, fair market value and other options.
Looking for other woodworking machinery? See all woodworking equipment we finance.
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