DEWALT 10-Inch Table Saw with Rolling Stand

Saw is lightweight yet very stable on the stand. Powerful motor cuts smoothly without vibration. Rip fence is easy to use, is accurate and offers multiple ripping options. On-board storage of saw accessories provides more efficient operation. This saw is capable of doing most of the same tasks as larger and heavier 10" table saws and is great for small shops where space is an issue.

This is The nicest saw I’ve ever owned. This table saw is incredible!! I’m in awe of the features and functions of this saw!! I don’t plan on using it for portability but rather my shop saw. Already dreaming up many projects for this great saw. I compared every saw under $1000 and this was by far the supreme choice. The Rigid saws are nice but not near the quality of the dewalt. I’m not a tool snob and usually buy only what I can afford. I splurged and this saw is worth every penny!!

After reading some reviews I got nervous about this purchase. I saw a video on YouTube which showed the setup process and how accurate everything was right out of the box. I found this to be exactly right. The set up was easy and the adjustments were few. I adjusted the bevel stop and the pointer to exactly zero. Tightened the fence lock a tad and that was it. Couldn’t be happier with the quality and accuracy of this saw.

I'm Lee a Professional tradesman. DeWalt provides me with most all my tool needs. This is a Great saw. Incredible features, like 32 inch cuts, guide lock, easy remove guard. Fence is sweet, wheels easy all its stuff has its own spot. Quick set up and break down. Rips 2x4x8" as easy as any mobile job site saw on the market. For years I have made do with a hobby table saw. Its has always worked but never all that well. This monster just fills you with professional confidence. Can't go wrong with this set up, you just have to pay for it.

This is the best saw you can buy without blowing a ton of cash. Anything else with notably better features (i.e. cast iron table, biesemeyer fence, etc.) will cost 2X to 3X more. That being said, I bought this saw not because of it's "value".....but because I had no better options. I work out of a tight garage, and unfortunately for me......we must use the garage primarily to park our cars because the weather out here can be unpredictable will large hail storms. So there are times when I have to build during the day, and then move all the equipment at night. Rinse and repeat the next day. If I had a dedicated workshop I would purchase a Powermatic or Sawstop.....but this is currently my best option. I made a few modifications to the saw that help me get even better results: upgraded blade, zero clearance insert, 36" Rockler T-fence, and Jessem router rollers.

What sets this saw apart is a bit of everything. It has the power to rip wet treated lumber at full depth and hardwood. Both essential for me as a contractor. It is sturdy and accurate and just better designed and built than a few other brands I have had. Some details that give it bonus points are rack and pinion fence and levers for the locking legs. I’m not brand loyal, if a tool works well I don’t care what color it is. Bottom line, Dewalt makes the best job site table saw right now.

I absolutely love this saw. I bought this to replace a 10" Porter Cable, that although I was very happy with; I required something with a larger table and cutting capacity than 16" right of blade that the PC provided. Setup was a breeze. Take the extra time to align the fence, blade, etc and you should have no issues Guard, riving knife, etc are the easiest I’ve ever seen to install and switch out. Onboard storage of all accessories is a dream. The only complaint I have is that I don't like the bevel adjustment. I personally prefer a saw with a separate bevel adjustment wheel. This saw has a lever that protrudes from behind and below the blade height adjustment wheel. When released the motor slams over to 45 deg and it can be a pain girlhandling it to a different setting. Also, being in such proximity to the height adjustment makes it easy to accidentally release while adjusting the height Other than the bevel, I'm very pleased and would recommend highly

The saw stores flat with all the accessories on board in cleverly designed storage locations. The saw is super easy to set up and move back into its cubby in my shop. The fence is rack and pinion adjustable and so far is holding its accuracy well. It does NOT have a “saw stop” brake but with the blade cover, riving knife, and proper push sticks and finger boards in place seems reasonably safe without it. It handles hardwoods well and the spindle is large enough to accommodate a small stacked dado blade. I built a small crosscut sled and use an Incra miter gauge which is far better than the very cheap miter gauge that comes with the saw. So far this saw is perfect for my needs and is very reasonably priced.

I tried buying one local, once I finally convinced myself it was worth the $599. Amazon to the rescue, although I had to wait weeks for it to be available and not "Available by these scalpers for $900+" On to the saw...There's a reason the reviews are so high for everything Dewalt. Made in the USA, solid, they back their products. In the 90's I was still a Craftsman fanboy. Until my brother put a 9.6V Dewalt drill in my hands. Up until yesterday though, I was still using my Craftsman table saw, it was "good enough" for the money. But this saw has so many upgrades to that old Craftsman. Blades removal is easier, height adjust is easier, angle adjustment happens in seconds, not minutes, at least triple the power, fence adjustment is easier, quick removal of riving knife, and most importantly.......ACCEPTS LARGE (15/16") DADO stacks! I watched weeks worth of videos trying to convince myself a cheaper saw would do, visited several stores and played with the demos....most are junk, loose fences, especially the Kobalt and Metabo (plastic gears, wtf) Honestly, I almost bought the $200 Craftsman as it had the second most solid fence, metal gears, and yeah....$200! (although a short arbor, maybe fit 1/2" of dado blades if you skip the outer washer) BTW, Amazon delivered it 4 days ahead of the ship date. My only question is 6:22AM too early to start ripping plywood in my driveway? :)

This table saw is great and has great reviews