Ergonomics – Ergonomics are really important to users and an important category to consider when purchasing any power tool.We’ve included the current pricing found online for each of the saws at the time of publication. Price – Price is always an important factor in determining which saw is best for a user.We measured saw RPM’s and Amps for each of the cutting materials under constant feed rates. 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 also discuss the quality of the fence system as it relates to ripping accurate cuts. 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.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. For this evaluation, we broke things into several categories including: Precision & Accuracy, Performance (power), Price, and Ergonomics. 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. Skilsaw Model SPT99-12 10″ Heavy Duty Worm Drive Table Saw.SawStop Model JSS-MCA Jobsite Table Saw.Makita Model 2705X1 10” Contractor Table Saw with Portable Stand.Hitachi Model C10RJ 10″ Jobsite Table Saw w Fold Roll Stand.DEWALT Model DWE7491RS 10″ Jobsite Table Saw 32 – 1/2″ Rip Capacity, and a Rolling Stand.Delta Model 36-6022 Portable Table Saw with Stand.Worksite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise™ Wheeled Stand 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). Originally, we had also to include Ryobi as a budget friendly option for DIY’ers or guys just starting in the trades. This portable jobsite table saw head-to-head includes 8 saws from Bosch, Delta, DEWALT, Hitachi, Makita, Ridgid, SawStop and Skilsaw. We are not including cordless table saws in this test as we plan on doing another head-to-head exclusively for cordless table saws later this year as several are available now.

For this Head-to-Head we’re focusing on corded portable 10″ jobsite table saws. For carpenters that don’t work exclusively in the shop a portable jobsite table saw is essential. One of the most widely used power tools for carpenters is the table saw.

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