u/Nothing_But_Clouds

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I recently noticed my guppies finally had a fry make it (their mother's are cannibalistic monsters) so I decided to catch it and put it in a smaller invertebrate only tank. So this morning I checked to see how it was growing and noticed a smaller fish in the tank along with it.

About a month ago, I had some dwarf rasboras in the invertebrate tank, but they were removed and put into my 30 gallon. Ladies and gentlemen, now presenting the littlest guy! (Also baby guppy, because I won't deprive you)

Hey all, I'd like to preface this by saying I'm a carpenter, so I'm mostly looking for a saw for rough and finish carpentry. That being said, I also would like to have a solid table saw for woodworking as I get more into it.

I found a 10" Delta Table Saw on Facebook Market listed for $75 which is pretty tempting. I do however know that newer contractor saws from Delta likely aren't belt driven, which I've been warned about motors burning out.

Anyway, I've gotta cut some furring strips, so a new saw is in the cards for me, I'd just prefer if I bought something decent, and don't care to drive 70 miles if the saw is no good.