Nova is the line above MiniMax, at the entry of SCMI equipment. I just (3/16/13) got an ad from SCM, offering their si 400 nova sliding tablesaw at a special price of $9,995. I hear there is also an S400 Elite S with a 16 inch main blade, but that it is not likely to become part of the American product line. It weighs 595 pounds, and is being sold by one dealer for $5,772 It looks and sounds the same as the SC3W, above, including 5.5 foot table and a scoring blade belt driven from the main blade. The SC2 Classic is the "new" entry level sliding table saw. The SC3W saw looks very much like the saw from the Lab 300 combo, with a 5.5 foot table, 5/8 inch arbor, 12 inch blade, 4.8 hp motor, weighing 650 pounds, for about $6,000 The SC4 Elite saw is also available with a 5.5 foot slider, weighing about 950 pounds, for about $8,300 It is similar to the saw portion of the CU410 elite (non-S), It weighs 950 pounds, and costs about $9100. It supports up to a 12 inch blade on a 5/8 inch arbor, and also supports a dado blade, with a single phase 4.8 hp motor and a belt driven scoring blade. The SC4 Elite saw has been rebuilt, and will now be the "entry level 8.5 foot saw" for the production shop.
The S350WS was the 10.5 foot version of the S315WS since the 315 is now normally 10.5 feet, that model number has disappeared from new equipment. It is basically the saw unit from the CU410 Elite S. It has 50" rip capacity to the right of blade, choice of 4.8 hp single phase or 9 hp 3 phase motor, scoring blade with separate motor and easy adjustment, and dual cast iron trunions. To simplify inventory, the S315 Elite S is now only being stocked in the United States in the 10.5 foot version, for about $10,500. It supports up to a 12 inch blade with 1 inch arbor. The MiniMax S315 Elite S is basically the same saw that was sold as the S315WS for years, in both 8.5 and 10.5 foot sliders. Sold by the MiniMax division of the SCM Group - North America Sliding Table Saws We receive a small commission if you click on the ads (selected by Google), or if you link to a product recommended by us. One-person business of woodworking and other crafts
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