Pro Tool Reviews: Anyone who loves working with wood dreams of having a wood shop with an expensive table saw. Most people can’t afford the table saw of their dreams, but there are cheaper options packed with great features that provide the power and precision you need for almost any job. Use this guide to answer the question what is the best table saw?
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A tablesaw is the life blood of any woodworking shop, so picking a good one is vital to the workflow. All of my life, I have worked with Sawstop and have loved the security of knowing that it a mess up were to happen. That being said, I know that when I get enough space and start to buy my own shop tools, I will most likely not be able to make the investment into a sawstop and will need to purchase a jobsite saw instead. While this does come without the Sawstop technology, there is still the same level of focus required when operating a tool that can cause a massive injury so quickly. As the article says, Dewalt makes a great jobsite saw, which would be my first choice in place of a Sawstop. I already use the Dewalt universe, and because a personal saw would not require hours at a time of use, it can be great to run off of batteries. I do like the other choices like Bosch and Skilsaw, both of which are also great choices as the article says.
Nick Wylie^
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