Photo: tablesawblog.com What We Like Smooth poly V-belt system Vibration-free cast-iron table and trunnion Powerful 14.5-amp 3HP motor Enclosed cabinet and a sealed drawer for storage Accurate T-square fence design What We Don’t Like Costly Heavy Bottom Line If you are in the market for a professional smooth-cutting table saw … Read more
Photo: Skilsaw What We Like High torque worm drive system Soft starting 15-amp dual-field motor Onboard tool storage Self-aligning rip fence Durable heavy-duty construction What We Don’t Like No stand Bottom Line If you are looking for a powerful table saw to work on very demanding ripping projects, Skilsaw’s SPT70WT-01 … Read more
Photo: Rockwell What We Like Versatile; can cut different materials Compact and lightweight Affordable Instant tool-free blade changes Built-in carry handles What We Don’t Like Small cutting capacity Does not bevel Bottom Line If you are looking for a versatile, compact table saw that can be used to cut different … Read more
Photo: Makita What We Like Precision machined die-cast aluminum tabletop Right extension table Tool-less modular blade guard Electric brake Onboard storage for accessories What We Don’t Like No stand Heavy Bottom Line If you are looking for a highly precise table saw for professional woodworking, Makita’s 2705 is the ideal … Read more
Photo: Bosch What We Like Lightweight Gravity rise wheeled stand Soft start motor Modular smart guard system Onboard storage What We Don’t Like Small rip capacity Bottom Line If you are looking for a portable table saw to use in remote worksites, Bosch’s 4100-10 is the best option to consider. … Read more
Photo: Skil What We Like Affordable Foldable stand with a quick-mount system Built-in EZ view measurement system Extendable table Powerful, fast spinning motor What We Don’t Like No on-board storage for accessories No wheels for easy movement Bottom Line If you are a beginner or hobbyist woodworker and you are … Read more
Photo: DeWalt What We Like Rack and pinion telescoping fence Durable and easy to setup/breakdown rolling stand Convenient on-board storage Efficient dust extraction system Powerful 15-amp motor What We Don’t Like Quite expensive No electric brake Bottom Line An innovative table saw that is compact and easily portable but with … Read more
Photo: SawStop Table saws are by far the most common types of saws because they are comprehensive i.e., they can be used to make different types of cuts. These include rip, angled, and even crosscuts, provided you use guiding rails and sleds. The tool comprises a wide table, a depth … Read more
Photo: SawStop For most woodworking projects, a table saw is king. This is because it is the backbone of any workshop as it is used to chop and trim different stocks to size. That said, the tool can be used to make different types of cuts and joints, but its … Read more
Photo: Skilsaw Buying a table saw is a very important step for any woodworker, so it needs lots of focus and preparation. If you’ve got a small shop, however, you’ll additionally need to find the best table saw for small shops. Compact table saws offer many advantages to any woodworker … Read more