None yet, waiting for work to slow down. But I'm thinking the harbor freight Jupiter one for 170. 2000 running and 4000 surge works probably handle a table saw. I'm debating also with making a cart to move it or stationary in the back seat of the truck.

Thanks buddy, will do

Didn't know I could do that. I'm pretty rubbed in with residential electric in houses since I've remodeled homes for 20 years. But this dc/battery stuff throws me off. Can I leave the inverter hooked to along with the charger or should I buy 1 or 2 disconnects?

I like the one guy who commented and made a cart for his batteries in another thread. And the more I think about it, having 2 would be better overall for lots of reasons for wear and tear and extended time. Maybe 30 minutes might not be enough but an hour would. Now I'm if a single bank charger is ok for 2 batteries in parallel or get a 2 bank charger.

Glad you commented, I didn't know that make an inverter/charger. Was curious how all that worked. I like your set up. I'm gonna start with one battery and maybe do a cart like yours if I think I need it. Thanks

I understand it wouldn't power it for long, but I never use it all day or I'd bring the bigger gas generator with me. Maybe what I was really asking was if one battery can handle the surge of a table saw (3k or 4k surge watts) or use 2 batteries to spread the load out. I'll keep in mind the cheap charge controller.