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Default New tool advise

New shop nearly complete. Tool buying time.
Need advise about what to buy. First big purchases will be a
table saw, planer, and joiner. I would like a joiner larger than
the six inch one I had before. One of the important things for
me is the ease of changing and aligning the blades. The Rigid
joiner I had before required a slow tedious process to get the
new blades aligned. My new shop is wired for 110 and 220 volts.
Of course, affordability is important.
Suggestion and advice please on these and any other tool
purchases would be greatly appreciated.

George (aka Bumhead)
 
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