Best Portable Job Site Table Saw - Head-2-Head
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This portable jobsite table saw head-to-head includes 8 saws from; Bosch, Delta, DEWALT, Hitachi, Makita, Ridgid, SawStop and Skilsaw. Originally, we had also to include Ryobi as a budget friendly option for DIY’ers or guys just starting in the trades. However, we were not able to adapt that saw to our testing rigs so we pulled it from the testing (you may see some photos with the saw but again we’re not including it in the results).
•Bosch Model 4100-09 10 In. Worksite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise™ Wheeled Stand
•Delta Model 36-6022 Portable Table Saw with Stand
•DEWALT Model DWE7491RS 10″ Jobsite Table Saw 32 - 1/2″ Rip Capacity, and a Rolling Stand
•Hitachi Model C10RJ 10″ Jobsite Table Saw w Fold Roll Stand
•Makita Model 2705X1 10” Contractor Table Saw with Portable Stand
•Ridgid Model R4513 Heavy Duty 10 in. Portable Table Saw With Stand
•SawStop Model JSS-MCA Jobsite Table Saw
•Skilsaw Model SPT99-12 10″ Heavy Duty Worm Drive Table Saw
Table Saw Evaluation Format
Once again our team has put some serious time and effort into our Head-to-Head evaluation to bring you the most comprehensive information available. For this evaluation, we broke things into several categories including: Precision & Accuracy, Performance (power), Price, and Ergonomics. For each of these categories we’ll rank the saws and at the end we’ll name the Best Portable Jobsite Table Saw based on all the results combined.
•Precision & Accuracy - In this category we evaluated the accuracy of the table saws straight out of the box, and how easy it is to make calibration adjustments. We also discuss the quality of the fence system as it relates to ripping accurate cuts.
•Performance - The performance evaluation took a very deep dive into the power of the saw motors and how well the saws managed different ripping materials including plywood, pressure treated Southern Yellow Pine 5/4 decking and Mahogany 5/4 decking. We measured saw RPM’s and Amps for each of the cutting materials under constant feed rates.
•Price - Price is always an important factor in determining which saw is best for a user. We’ve included the current pricing found online for each of the saws at the time of publication.
•Ergonomics - Ergonomics are really important to users and an important category to consider when purchasing any power tool. In addition to traditional ergonomics, we also included functionality in this category.
Portable Jobsite Table Saw Features
Before we present the testing results, it’s helpful to set the stage by listing all the features and specifications for comparison. All 8 of these jobsite table saws are similar in size and capacity. Each of the saws uses a 10 inch blade, 15 amp motor and they are all able to use a dado set. Specific differences in the saws are listed below.
•Bosch 4100-09◦Weight: 112 lbs (w/ stand)
◦MAX no Load Speed: 3,650 rpm
◦Dept of Cut at 90 Deg.: 3-1/8″
◦Depth of Cut at 45 Deg.: 2-1/2″
◦MAX Rip Cut to Right of Blade: 25″
◦MAX Dado Cut Width: 13/16″
◦Traditional sliding fence.
•Delta 36-6022◦Weight: 92 lbs (w/ stand)
◦MAX no Load Speed: 5,000 rpm
◦Dept of Cut at 90 Deg.: 3-1/2″
◦Depth of Cut at 45 Deg.: 2-1/2″
◦MAX Rip Cut to Right of Blade: 30″
◦MAX Dado Cut Width: 13/16″
◦Traditional sliding fence
•DEWALT DWE7491RS◦Weight: 90 lbs (w/ stand)
◦MAX no Load Speed: 4,800 rpm
◦Dept of Cut at 90 Deg.: 3-1/8″
◦Depth of Cut at 45 Deg.: 2-1/4″
◦MAX Rip Cut to Right of Blade: 32-1/2″
◦MAX Dado Cut Width: 13/16″
◦Rack and pinion fence
•Hitachi C10RJ◦Weight: 96 lbs (w/ stand)
◦MAX no Load Speed: 4,500 rpm
◦Dept of Cut at 90 Deg.: 3-1/8″
◦Depth of Cut at 45 Deg.: 2-1/4″
◦MAX Rip Cut to Right of Blade: 35″
◦MAX Dado Cut Width: 13/16″
◦Rack and pinion fence
•Makita 2705X1◦Weight: 114 lbs (w/ stand)
◦MAX no Load Speed: 4,800 rpm
◦Dept of Cut at 90 Deg.: 3-5/8″
◦Depth of Cut at 45 Deg.: 2-1/2″
◦MAX Rip Cut to Right of Blade: 25″
◦MAX Dado Cut Width: 13/16″
◦Traditional sliding fence
•Ridgid R4513◦Weight: 80 lbs (w/ stand)
◦MAX no Load Speed: 5,000 rpm
◦Dept of Cut at 90 Deg.: 3-1/2″
◦Depth of Cut at 45 Deg.: 2-1/2″
◦MAX Rip Cut to Right of Blade: 25″
◦MAX Dado Cut Width: 3/4″
◦Traditional sliding fence
•SawStop JSS-MCA◦Weight: 108 lbs (w/ stand)
◦MAX no Load Speed: 4,000 rpm
◦Dept of Cut at 90 Deg.: 3-1/8″
◦Depth of Cut at 45 Deg.: 2-1/8″
◦MAX Rip Cut to Right of Blade: 25-1/2″
◦MAX Dado Cut Width: 13/16″
◦Traditional sliding fence
◦Safety: Flesh Sensing Technology exclusive to SawStop
•SkilSaw SPT99-12◦Weight: 98 lbs (w/ stand)
◦MAX no Load Speed: 5,000 rpm
◦Dept of Cut at 90 Deg.: 3-5/8″
◦Depth of Cut at 45 Deg.: 2-3/10″
◦MAX Rip Cut to Right of Blade: 30-1/2″
◦MAX Dado Cut Width: 1/2″
◦Rack and pinion fencetion - Auta a dopravní prostředky
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Amazingly well done. In 19 years on job sites I never once saw a saw adjusted when purchased. It was bought for the project, assembled and used. Spot on.
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Rob... simply outstanding work with the rigorous testing on these saws! Shout out to you and the entire crew for the very valuable information the testing provides to us DIYers of the world. Your site continues to be my "go to" for information on tools prior to making a purchase. As a result of your test results, I am steadily amassing a collection of tools which so far include Makita and DEWALT.
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That was a very thorough and extensive review and testing you did, thank you for your time and your honesty, one of the best reviews I've watched on any tool...
Best comparison video I have ever seen. Great job to the whole team. Having worked for Hitachi and doing calibration on tools and testers I can appreciate the work that went in to this video. I have been a wood worker in the past but not so much recently. Now that I am retired it is time to get back in to it and start making stuff again. My son is way ahead of me in wood working so he will be my mentor but your channel is going to be my second go to for advice. Thank you.
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This is the end point of so many discussions. So many people are bad mouthing some of these saws and some argue against of others and so on and so on. This video is the go to source when empty arguments heat up. Thanks for the good work.
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I'm a pro finisher and have had the Hitachi for a few years now. Great saw. He didn't mention that it has an electric brake and a safety switch if power dies, and then it gets re-energized the saw won't suddenly turn on without a reset. I modded my saw a bit with making a phenolic plate and longer out feed support. My table flatness is not very good so I've had to mill it in the centre. It also cuts to 35 inches. Pro tip: use a Bostik surface spray on your saw parts for like new performance.
Hello, would you still recommend the hitachi table saw after years of use?
I like wood working as an hobby and I'd like to take it for it's quality/price value.
Regards from EU!
@@GianniStorti If it's a good price then yes. There are new saws now that seem quite good like the revamped Bosch with a rack and pinion and the Skil table saw with a geared fence as well. To be honest, you can't go too wrong with what's out there now. Just stay away from the old Bosch with the crappy steel clip on the fence. It digs in to the aluminum rail eventually. I still have my Hitachi today and it work great.
@@frenchyroastify Thank you very much!
For the Bosch with rack'n pinion, do you mean the battery powered one? I didn't know about this one before you mentioned it. If so, I'd pref to stick with a wired table saw for now.
Regarding the skilsaw, unfortunately it seems it's not aviable here in EU.
I narrowed my coiches around 3 tables: dewalt7485 (~500€), hitachi (~600€), dw7492 (~750€) - ye, prices are quite high now.. no steal-deals 😅
My budget would be around 500€, that's why I'd go for Hitachi (plus it comes with stand+wheels included)
@@GianniStorti There's a new Bosch saw on the way. You will be just fine with the Hitachi saw. It's quite powerful and it cuts up to 35 inches (mm?). The extended back rest is nice touch. I screwed a piece of wood on to it so that it will support a longer plywood out feed. I also cut the bottom of the riving knife so that it can be slid out when in need to as when raising the blade onto my clamped work piece.
@@frenchyroastify Thank you again for your feedback, I'll keep in mind the mod you mentioned for the riving knife
I love using my Hitachi. Can't compare it to others, but glad you did. Now I know my purchase was a good one.
Intense and well thought out testing procedures. Hats off to all the crew members. It does help to have data like this in order to make a better educated decision prior to purchase. Had I watched this prior to my purchase, I would have purchased differently. The one I bought is now dead from melted bearings and it's cheaper to replace than rebuild. Sad thing - just 3 weeks out of warranty.
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absolutely, one of the best compares that i have ever seen in my life.. Thank you! thank you very much.
This is EXTREMELY helpful in my next purchase!! Thank you!!!
Dear Bob, here are the decrease speed under load test results according to your beautiful graphics in percentage:
1st Skilsaw -16.2% 2nd Sawstop -18.55% 3rd Ridgid -20.46% 4th Dewalt -22% 5th Makita -23% 6th Bosch -28.76% 7th Delta -31.03% 8th Hitachi -32.79% .
My analisis : Skilsaw has the best torque due to its worm system and the new skilsaw tablesaw has rack and pinion system for the fence so you get a supersaw if you are willing to pay the difference, and my pick here is the Dewalt ( value+quality+precision+technlogy/price) which has great torque with conventional motor drive technology, Sawstop is overvaluated, and Hitachi motor looks pretty unfitted---- if you want more watch this enjoyable video several times and make your own conclusions, hello everyone !
These test are not in an enclosed lab. They are in real time use the best comparison possible. Straight out of the box usage. 👍🤙😃
Your attention to detail here is beautiful! For someone like myself that wants hard data on all of these factors before making a sizeable investment in a long-term tool, it's super helpful, your hard work is much appreciated it! Knowing what aspects are basically the same across the board (dust collection for example) vs those that varied widely (amp draw for example) was super helpful info that I would have learned in no other way unless I watched this video. I also learned a lot about the possible issues with table saws from your video!
The diligence of this review and assessment is reassuring beyond any recommendation I could have asked for! Thanks so much for taking the time, filming your process and sharing. Awesome stuff
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Good lord, why can't all reviews be this concise and detailed? Thanks, this was exactly what I was looking for.
4 years later, these are still about double the price in Europe.. 😵💫
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Wow, extremely thorough review!
Damn. Might be the most comprehensive comparison reviews I’ve seen on CZcams.
I'm a couple years late on this video, but man this comparison is insanely well done. Thank you for all of the detailed information! I wish more reviews aspired to this level of testing.
Just watched this video today. I greatly appreciate the technical depth of your comparisons. Thank you!
I have had my skilsaw for a few years. I love it. I’m pleasantly surprised by how it stacked up against all the other saws, and how it compared and beat out, a $1200 saw.
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Damn you guys pulled out all the scientific stops on this one!! Color me impressed!
Nathan Hamler haha thanks
Have been using the Bosch for 3 years and very happy with it. Still, this would have been the video to watch before purchasing. Terrific comprehensive overview. Excellent!
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4 years to late but this is one comprehensive test, respect, thanks and kudos 🙏
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One of the best evaluations of any product I've ever seen... .Great job!
Thank you so much. My craftsman 10 inch table saw 60 years old finally quit. All of this data will give me tremendous help in deciding what to buy.
Thanks for the best comparison I've seen in a long time. Other testers should learn from you!
Great job guys, thank you! I’m a building contractor and I’ve been using the DEWALT for 10 years (hard labor) now. And it’s just showing signs of failure. It may be time for something new so this was ver helpful. I’m not concerned with the “out of the box tunings” as I’m reasonably proficient at this. The most concerning test for the DEWALT and others was the Table flatness. As it is difficult to overcome without complicated modifications. Hopefully, it runs differently from unit to unit. I’ll have to do my own testing of this on the individual unit I choose. But I appreciate the head start!
What a fantastic review! Thank you for the hard work and integrity in evaluation. I'm ready to make my next purchase.
Fantastic comprehensive comparison. I really respect the fact you made a point to mention that regardless of the results, they're all good saws.
Excellent job. This is the best table saw review on the net. I just bought the Skilsaw to replace a 20 year old little Delta Shopmaster that just wasn’t “cutting it” for me anymore. If you are concerned with accuracy (and you should be!), then you need to calibrate ANY new saw you buy. “Out of box” setup and QC is going to vary from saw to saw within any of these brands. This is why there are always 1 and 2 star reviews mixed in with even the most highly praised products. Saws that get serious use should be recalibrated periodically as well. That said, I fully understand the reasoning that a lot of people won’t ever do this, but to buy the Sawstop and assume it’s going to be dead-nuts like the one in this review is foolish. Even if their quality control is better (and for the price, it should be!), there will still be variances. So....for my purposes, I took price AND precision accuracy out of the equation, and the Skilsaw was the winner. It has the best performance, the beefiest motor/brushes, the awesome torque of the worm drive, and clearly the best portable stand. Just throwing my reasoning out there to give a different perspective to anyone else who may be beating themselves up like I was trying to decide. I am actually a fan of Hitachi and really wanted to buy that saw for the price, but there are a TON of reviews/complaints out about the soft start failing and I just couldn’t do it. In my opinion, buy the Skilsaw, calibrate it, and own the best performing saw in this group.
Well said ! And, it is a fact now that all our old names in tools are mostly made offshore. Japanese products and German were always my close second choice in equipment , though with a new Skilsaw Mag 10" wormdrive I find it performing as expected to all my other Skilsaws , and the newish wormdrive tablesaw is surprisingly good !!
I own the Hitachi myself. I've had it a while and never regretted my decision. Although I do wish I had seen this video before I bought it. It would have saved me many hours of research.
I came across your channel when I searched for the best table saw. I never heard of you before. After watching this video, I subscribed. I never did that before. Usually, I have to watch three or four videos before I commit to subscribing, but you were so comprehensive, careful, and professional that I had no choice but to subscribe. And of course I gave you a thumbs up -- I’d give you ten thumbs up if I could. Thank you. You saved me lots of money, time, and frustration.
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They come to the channel get what they want to MoveOn as opposed to subscribe and hit the like button etc.
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I can appreciate the in-depth review that you guys did. Because of this review, I decided to buy the Hitachi. I will say that I was hoping you would do a standard number of cuts and compare them after the cuts to see how well they retained their trueness. I imagine for the people that really rely on the minute differences in tolerance out of the box, they also would also be fairly interested in how well their tolerances hold up after about 5-10 hours of use. Great information that you've done so far, and I hope to see something in the future with the same saws.
This is by far the best table saw review on the intertubes. I bought the hitachi (latest Metabo HPT version, which actually made improvements over the previous version) and love it.
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Hi Rob, as an engineer, I am impressed with your procedures and test methods. EXCELLENT presentation. I am a hobbyist woodworker and I have the Bosch saw. Based on your review and not accounting for an occasional lemon, probably shipping related, It sounds like any of these would be great for non professional woodworkers like me.
Thanks for the time consuming work you and your team committed to this project. I'd enjoy seeing more videos on youtube with this caliber of professionalism.
I’ve had my dewalt portable table saw for 3 years now. Still running like a top and I use it a lot (I’m a general contractor and do all my own rough and finish carpentry). The one feature that I love the most is that fence dial. All table saws should have this!
I have a Makita table saw, and the fence is weak. It doesn't stay parallel to the blade, and it moves if pressure is applied to it.
I bought it because it is supposed to have more power than other makers, but I regret not buying a dewalt.
My Dewalt is sweet.
Highly recommend it!
What exact model do you use?
Doug Hunt its all in article the link is in description
Great video thx for taking the time and reviewing the saws.
This is the most honest and comprehensive video on table saw brands I have seen. I would like to thank all of the people involved here. I have actually been searching for a video such a this for sometime. 👍👍😃
Most detailed review by far. Thank you guys for taking the time to do all the tests on this one. Very impressed with this review. Definitely helped me make my decision. Have a fantastic day guys.
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AWESOME video. You guys did awesome. Any chance we could get an updated version for 2021? You guys totally changed my mind. I was going with RIDGID before I watched this video. Luck for me, I was at Home Depot yesterday and they were sold out. Otherwise I would have already bought it. Now, I'm sold on Dewalt.
Great review and thank you for the link to the in-depth written review. Excellent write up! Also, really like that you respond to the comments and questions on your web site. I had several questions and looked through the comments and found answers to everything I was needing to know! I am a subscriber now and grateful to have found your channel and site.
Wow! This is an incredible and detailed review that I really enjoyed! Although I was saddened to see that the Rigid saw faired so poorly, I still enjoy using my Rigid table saw, now in its 5th year of use, with no issues.- Mine is a discontinued model that strangely has built in wheels, but no stand- I use it only at home, so I built a heavy wooden stand- It is a joy to use! Thanks for this thorough review!
This video is EXACTLY what I was needing! I am currently in the market for a portable table saw, with dado capabilities and dust collection port. Thanks for putting together such a well thought out comprehensive review 😎👍
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Great job guys. I have the dewalt without the portable stand and i love it. The rack and pinion fence sold me
Adam Kreutzer yep. Same here. And the fact Ron Paulk uses the earlier version.
I got the one with stand mainly cause of limited work space. The rack and pinion is what sold me too.
This is my first exposure to your work. You are fantast and I am blown away by everything you did in this testing. Thank you very much.
I'm looking for one to buy and i now have a greater understanding. Thank You so much to all your team who worked very hard to produce this comparison.