Can You Get Pro Table Saw Features On A Budget? || Skil TS6307-00 || Review | Calibration | Demo
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- Pro features and a budget price?? How is this possible? Follow along with me and we'll check out Skils 10 inch, 15 amp budget Beast!!
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==This product was purchased by me with my own money for review==
==POWER TOOLS ARE DANGEROUS==ALWAYS REMOVE POWER WHEN ADJUSTING AND SERVICING==PLEASE WORK SAFE!==
00:00 Intro
00:40 Assembly
01:43 Overview/Walkaround
06:09 Fence
08:43 Throat Plate
09:07 Blade and Dado
12:30 Calibrations and Adjustments
19:50 Fence Storage
20:18 Folding
21:42 Cutting Demo
24:38 Dust Collection
25:19 Conclusion/Thanks For Watching! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
WOW! What a great review!
I do not think I've see a more precise, to the point, review video out there......ever.
Your explanation then execution are on point....short and detailed... and I believe that's we all want!
Thank you. I know what table saw is now perfect for me after looking for 3 months!
Justin this comment made my day! Thank you. Glad I was able to help. Good luck with new saw!!
I completely agree with this. I sold my Grizzly cabinet saw because I didn't want to move it when we bought a new house. Been thinking about the Dewalt 10 inch, but this has completely changed my opinion of Skil. Thanks for the great review!
sounded exaggerated but dude actually has a gift for simple explanations and it shows in this video lol
This video sold me on this saw for sure. Sold my Ryobi and picked this one up. Thanks !
@@Tech-Mark I picked one up about a month ago and no regrets. As a matter of fact, I like the ability fold up a lot more than I originally thought. FTW!
I bought this saw 2 months ago. Everything square and accurate right out of the box. The folding legs are awesome and not flimsy at all. The detachable elbow allows me to send most of the sawdust into a 5-gallon pail. Light enough that I can easily put it back on the shelf when I’m done. For the price, you can’t beat this saw.
Thanks for watching!
Don't get hurt with that junk
I also have this same table saw and I have built many cabinets for clients and no complaints so far plus I took the stock fence off and built and use my own not to take away from the stock fence system but I have way more fine tuning available to me with my own fence but my opinion over all is this saw and the video 5 star worthy
@thomasbritzman6793 Care to elaborate on why it's junk or was your dumb comment all you had to offer?
@@dylancorwin5937thinking they're mad cuz they can't even afford a skil saw 😂
One of the best and most thorough (honest) reviews of a product i have ever seen! Thank you, sir. I am a master cabinet maker with my own preferences on tools developed over 40 years. My 14yo aspiring woodworking niece showed me this and asked my opinion. I told her to write Santa and tell him how good of a girl she has been - lol... Can't wait to visit her on Christmas afternoon and have her show me her presents!
Just opened the box today, and so thankful I found this video! Excellent info for a beginner like me. Thanks!
What a concise yet thorough and to the point review!
Great job, sir and thank you so much for great camera angles and audio quality you put into this.
Glad you liked it! More on the way!
I got this saw as a gift for Christmas to replace my old craftsman saw. I’m building a dedicated workbench to mount it in that will essentially make it a much larger saw. I can’t wait to get that built and start making things.
This would be great built into a bench! Good luck with the build!
I have two big old Craftsman contractor saws. One's older than the other one. They're portable if you eat your Wheaties. I don't move mine around. They easy weigh north of 100 pounds a piece. Both are built into an out feed table today.
Should have Keept your craftsman 💖
After watching this I’m think about replacing the craftsman table saw my dad bought in the 80’s and I still use. The fence adjument is just terrible at this plint
I’ve been researching this saw and watching different reviews on it, which is how I found your channel, your extremely thorough review sold me. Thanks for sharing this with us!
Excellent review. Finally I don't feel like I wasted my time watching a review. I purchased this saw and just received it. Thank you for the effort you made filming this. It is appreciated.
Great video. Appreciate the break down of all the adjustments for the saw. Good to know even if not perfect out the box that it can be easily adjusted.
Thank you Ben! If your in the market this is a good one! Thanks for watching!
I bought this exact one a few days ago. I had no idea there were so much adjustments that could be made - I learned a lot about the tool from this video, damn.
Thank you so much for this extremely helpful video! I just received this saw in the mail, and plan to read through the instructions in full one I unbox it, but it's SO nice when someone just shows you how things adjust and work - can't thank you enough. Subscribed and glad to check out the rest of your stuff!
Thank you for reminding me why I enjoy doing this! Glad the video helped! Thanks for watching Jenny!
Hands down one of the best reviews I have ever watched. I believe you have sold me on this saw. Keep up the great work and good luck in the future.
Been watching since you started and I must say that you have these reviews down to a fine art! Most reviews won't cut wood but I like that you do . And I have to agree with you , this looks like a pretty good little table saw.
Means a lot Michael! Thank you! I sold that saw after the video and I’ll admit I regret it a little. Thanks as always for watching!
Best instructional/ review video I’ve seen, probably better than any Skil employee could’ve ever done. I purchased the table for Christmas & I definitely picked up many pointers from your video. Thanks!!
Awesome to hear I helped! Thank you!
As a beginner watching lots of these videos to buy my first table saw, thanks for the straight to the point video on all the features and adjustments
Wow! A real review from someone who's not getting paid to sell them! Than k you!!
This is probably the best review, along with the one you did on the Evolution table saw that I have seen. Love the style, the explanations for me as a novice are brilliant. I have been deliberating for months on what to buy as my first table saw and was close to buying the Evolution. No other reviews I have seen pointed out and so clearly demonstrated the pros and most importantly those fence cons. This review has also really helped me understand what I want out of my first table saw.
Thank you. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Ian! Next vid is this saw and the DeWALT DWE7491RS side by side. Thanks for watching!
Enjoyed this one very much. I really admire the tenacity and persistence you display when you push yourself to overcome obstacles! It’s inspiring. I hope your wife really liked the handles!
Thanks for watching!!
I have had this saw for a year or two and no issues. It's great. It's helped me build two home additions and some small pieces of furniture like shelves and whatnot
Great review and demo. I bought this exact model for my garage shop, and for the occasional jobs I do it is ideal. I'm just under 6' and I find the height OK, but this is my first (probably only) table saw, so I have no frame of reference. I'm very happy with it.
I bought this mitre saw in June 2014, and I remodeled my basement with it. It it sturdy and it works great th-cam.com/users/postUgkxKL3MYO42eA2JbKxs7_Q0tmRGZI4Ow4Ar . There's not a lot of extra play in the adjustments and it is definitely well built. It is lighter than higher-end sliding double bevel models, so I can move it myself, which is nice. When I had to cut 2x10 lumber, I had to flip the boards over and cut twice; but since most of my cutting was on smaller dimension lumber, the weight reduction and significantly lower price seemed to be a better trade off for the boards I did have to flip. Late in the project, I was able to borrow a DW718, and the sliding feature does make fast work of 2x10s, but it is a tank, and I stand by my choice of the DW715. I also added a laser guide (one of the arbor replacement style sold on Amazon), which is nice to have, but definitely not needed.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for going over the entire setup! I was puzzled setting up mine and you answered most if not all of my questions. Plus I learned how to adjust the blade, the guides, etc that I might have missed in the owner's manual.
Glad the vid helped Rick! Thanks for watching!
I bought this one before watching your video. I wasn’t sure what to expect even though Skil has a fairly good reputation. This is everything you said it was. I was amazed when I took it out of the box and set it up. Incredible saw. Your did a great job of explaining all the features on it. Well done!
Love your reviews man always extremely in depth. I seem to remember challenging you to find a better budget table saw with all the bells and whistles for $350-$400 or less a few months ago.... Lol but yeah I still have this saw still use it, she's my first and favorite, I've since upgraded to the DeWalt but there's still things I go to on this saw for the convenience. In any event, keep the reviews coming great work as always!
Thanks Adam! I remember that challenge and I think this one fits the bill nicely. Unless a friend buys it I might keep this one for a while. I thinks it's that good. Thanks as always for the support!
For every European viewer that cannot buy this saw (skill doesn't sell this particular saw in Spain for some reason) the Erbauer ETS2000 is EXACTLY the same. And I mean EXACTLY, they come from the same factory and they just change the branding
Good to know, thanks. I can't find the Erbauer model where I am (Greece) but we do have the Skil 1340 AA, which seems to be the same specs as in the video. Now just to convince my better half it's worth buying!
In sweden they do, i got one!
Does the European model (1340AA) support a Dado saw blade? I found that the 1340 comes with a 30mm shaft (CMT makes a Dado with that hole diameter) but I can't find information anywhere about the length of the shaft and whether an 8 inch Dado can be installed regularly, is there enough room for both the Dado and for the washer and nut?
@@Despot-ji4pk There is enough space in the erbauer ETS2000, the saw is the exact same one as the one shown in the video (same factory, same parts, different paint job). The only hypotetical problem will be getting the dado stack legally (it depends on what country you are on and the law there). Here in spain is not hard to get, but it may be different in other places. And about the skill "european" version (1340aa) I don't have it, but knowing well the processes of manufacturing, it will surprise me a lot that it was any different in anything but the power cord (to work with 220v). Send and email to skill, sometimes they reply
Erbauer tools are often no frills, but very effective especially for the money, but regardless of the money they often hold their own to big brand tools.
Such an awesome straight forward and very informative review! Thank you!
Best review/tutorial ever.
An excellent review as always, Mike. IIRC your subs have quadrupled in the 8 months I've been watching them. Well, deserved, man.
As I've said before, Chervon is really setting the bar with Skil and Flex. It will be interesting to see what they come up with in a full sized saw, if they ever produce one.
You and a whole bunch of regular viewers just like you made this first year on TH-cam very fun and rewarding. A very sincere Thank You for your support!
I find the contractor sized saw market confusing. The Delta seems very popular. Obviously only they know what the sales numbers are but I imagine it’s been profitable since they now offer it as a Ridgid. That said they only have one competitor in the price range in the Ridgid R4520 and we know how that turned out. I really wonder why more company’s aren’t jumping into that market. Even at $800-$900, if the quality is good, I’d but interested. Thanks as always for watching!
@@ProjectsForAllReviews Love my Delta. You're definitely right that it and the Rigid version are the only two that bridge the gap between jobsite and cabinet saws. Like you, I don't know why, because it seems like a wide open market.
Your review was the final selling point for me! I have been looking for a while to replace my dying 1975 very large radial saw and was concerned about having to loose floor space in my shop with the addition of a table saw which I really need more than the radial ... the fact you can easily set up and take down, and all the accessible adjustments, and the best part of this saw - it is a 10 in saw that will rip a 4 x 4 - SOLD. Great review! - You made me focus on all the reviews available and all had a most favorable conclusion - but none equal your opinion and I value that - thank you. It is clear that Skil under it's new ownership is making a hard charge back and I look forward to some more of your reviews of their line of workshop power tools.
Very happy to hear I helped! Thank you! We have the Skil router table coming in a month or so. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the great review. I got a Ryobi table saw for Christmas and immediately returned it to purchase the Skil saw, I am so glad I did. Your explanation of adjustments was the bomb! I only knew about half the features you detailed. I have saved your video as a favorite and will use it as an owners manual for the life of my saw. Thanks again!
Very happy I helped Kirby! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for your detailed info on this saw. I will be going out to purchase one now ! 👍
I got this saw 2 years ago. It’s a workhorse and sturdy as hell. Zero issues so far. Best budget saw and it’s not close.
Thanks for watching!
Bought one today from Lowe’s at clearance price. The fence had exact same issue as you demonstrated in the video. I’m really thankful that you provided solutions to solve it. Other than that one single issue, I found the table saw very accurate and well built. Thank you for the video.
Glad the video helped! Good luck with the new saw and thanks for watching!
Thank you for the great review, I recently bought one and I loved it. It really answered some questions I had. Thanks again for this video.
well i bought it and this will help when i unbox it. thanks for the detail!!
Your video is directly responsible for me purchasing this saw yesterday. I've completed all of the checks and the fence was the only item that required adjustment. I bought it locally for $299 (3/8/23) not including in-store rebate. Thank you again. Great video.
Glad I helped Jeff! Good luck with the new saw and thanks for watching!
I just bought this saw (it is my first table saw) and I'm now more excited than ever for it to be delivered this week. I can't wait to get started. Thanks for the in-depth review and for showing how to make the appropriate adjustments!
Your welcome Mia! You picked a good one. Good luck and thanks for watching!
Hello Mia! I'm considering buying this table saw, and I was wondering if you had the chance to set it up and use it and any thoughts you may have on it would be very much appreciated!
Thanks for this. I’m a beginning woodworker looking to start making small projects. I’ve had my eye on this saw. I think this may be a good option. My first project might be making a table to raise it up a bit.
Honestly this is one of best reviews of this skil table saw. Other channels have done reviews and many were hard on fence for being out a little. I don't have my own so for me this will be my first for my shop. Nice honest review. Thank you
Thank you Paul!
You convinced me to get this. I normally use hand tools to build guitars but sometimes you just need a table saw and how easy this was to adjust made me get this over more expensive competitors.
That saw has a hell of a lot of features for the money, and cuts well to boot. I've always really liked their worm drive circular saws, but not a lot else but this changes that for sure.
We have both worn drive table saws in the shop waiting for review. I’m hoping those are as good as this one but we shall see. Thanks for watching!
While I will probably end up with a saw stop for the safety features, I couldn't be more impressed with this saw. Your review isn't the only one that speaks to just how awesome of a job that SKIL did with their design and how well thought out it is.
Thanks for watching!
The jobsite SawStop isn’t worth $2000. It’s slow as shit too.
I’ve got one of the commercial saws. Those are worth the money.
THANK YOU SIR.......this demo / instruction was EXACTLY what i needed. I have this saw and I was going NUTS trying to square up everything. But having watched all the adjustments that you can make, I should have not problem getting it at least 99.99 % square. Thank you AGAIN. Very much appreciated !!
This is what a good review looks like. You sold me on this beautiful saw, my eyes bought this a week ago but my heart wouldn't let me until you haha.
For the height, with these compact/jobsite type saws you can always build a work table with an inset that puts it at the height you like as well. That's what Tamar of 3x3 Custom did with her DeWalt at her old garage shop. (She's moved up to a Sawstop PCS at the new one)
This one would be perfect for being installed in a workbench. Thanks for watching!
What would that work bench look like?
@@reggieholguin7907 Here's a pretty good look at one:
th-cam.com/video/22oqr6o5z-w/w-d-xo.html
I've been waiting for this one.
I have been debating whether I want to get a better portable saw to replace the old crappy one I have, or just wait until I have room for a bigger Delta, and after watching this, I think I am going to pick one of these up. I'm only 5 foot 8 so the height should be good for me.
Keep up the great work, my man. I think you do some of the very best tool reviews on TH-cam,.. just the unbiased truth and the info that we need, with no BS.
This is a pretty great saw. I think I covered just about everything you can expect. It really feels like a lite version of the DeWALT I reviewed. I had actually decided to keep this for one but the friend I lent it to this weekend asked to buy it so on to the next one!
A very sincere Thank You! It’s been the support and kind words of all you regular viewers that has kept me going through this first year!
Of course you can never go wrong with a good contractor or cabinet type saw if you have the space, and Deltas are great saws....but when space is at a premium, this Skil portable table saw is great, the only one above it is the SPT99 which has a smaller table, but a worm drive motor like Skil's worm drive framing saws they've built for decades....I have this same Skil table saw, it has plenty of power to cut through hardwood, and the table is good for most workpieces. It'll also cut through a 4x4 that I find comical as my Ridgid TS3612 won't quite cut all the way through, which I find strange.
@@wildbill23c Great to hear that you have been pleased with it. I already decided to get one, but I'm waiting for them to be back in stock.
Skil has really been bringing it lately.
Thank you for a great review. My 20 year old Craftsman ( I think originally about $109 or so) is very sloppy now and time to replace. For my low level hobby work I am sure this will serve me well.
Great Video. I’ve been looking at portable tables for awhile. After watching this video, I went with this one. I’ve only had it a couple hours, but so far I love it. Thanks for your review. It was very informative and helpful! I will be subscribing for sure!
This made me feel so great because I brought mine about 7 months ago with a great deal of research. Newbie to woodworking and I learned a great deal from your instructional video. Ps your presentation was refreshing
Glad I helped Carol! Thanks for watching!
I have had this saw for over a year, and it has been great! All my alignments were perfect out of the box, including the fence was square also! I made my own zero clearance insert and purchased the dado insert which worked amazing. Love that it can be stored in my shelf so I can save garage space when not in use. it is loud though, be prepared for that.
This really is an awesome little saw! I had decided to keep it but I lent it out to a friend this weekend and he’s already asked to buy it, which didn’t surprise me. It would be tough not to like this saw after using it. You right it is crazy loud though! Thanks for watching!
Definitely loud! But other than that I really like this saw alot. The rack and pinion plus the build in stand. I just bought good quality blades (2). 80T and 23T
Plus a miter gauge
This was the first video of yours I watched. Loved it! Your in-depth look at every feature and adjustment was superb. The only thing you didn't tell us was the material of the top. I'm assuming it was metal of some sort, but with all the plastic in this saw, I couldn't be sure.
Agaib, great job with the review. I'll definitely be checking out the rest of your library.
The table top is cast aluminum
Thanks for watching!
It is cast Aluminum
The best review ever thank you
Awesome demonstration, thank you.
Thanks for watching Carl!
I am Glad to see that Chevron is doing good things with all Skil products and has brought Skil back from the cheap no love days of Bosch …. The sad thing is Bosch run down Skil so bad that no one is looking at Skil that much ,and there new lines are better and there is innovation and thought gone into them . The New compact drills 12v and 20v are great mid tear tools and the value in what you get is Fantastic 👍the Lithium ion Battery cost is probably the cheapest of 95 % of the market . Skil needs a better Marketing campaign to let people know come look at the NEW Skil products.
I seen Skil is going back up on quality but yet affordable. That is a good thing. I bought this new compact table saw and it works great! Plus light weight and portable on job sites.
14:00. That adjustment knob for the blade parallel, the easy riving knife adjustment, as well as the saw legs and adjustable feet at 20:00 are just amazing!
These are the types of innovations that need to be standard on all circular saws in 2023. I purchased a Milwaukee #2732 7 1/4" right blade flagship model M18 cordless circular saw brand new from Home Depot and the shoe is .020" out of alignment with the blade, so the shoe is not parallel to the blade at all, and there is absolutely no possibility of adjusting it because it's 100% riveted together without any nuts or bolts anywhere on the saw's shoe plate.
To replace the Milwaukee, I purchased a Flex 7 1/4" cordless circular saw (24 volt kit from Lowes on sale with lifetime warranty right now) and the shoe is bolted on with 2 small hex bolts, allowing the possibility of adjusting the shoe left or right if it gets out of alignment. Shockingly, the Flex saw is 0.000" dead flat parallel, the blade and shoe are absolutely perfectly parallel. I tested another Flex saw, a 6 1/2" belt drive worm drive saw and the shoe is also 0.000" perfectly aligned on that one too! (No blade burning or any blade marks at all on long guided cuts).
I tried 2 Milwaukee saws, and both were 0.020" out of alignment, brand new out of the box from Home Depot. I won't be purchasing anymore Milwaukee tools, because I'm so disappointed in the horrendous misalignment of the #2732 saws I tried. If they had simply added a bolt for adjustability, it wouldn't be a problem. But they went out of their way to go the cheap route, use all rivets, and no bolts, so the user is stuck with a useless saw that can't complete a clean cut.
I just posted a new video on my channel where i show the comparison I did between the Milwaukee and the Flex.
The fact that a new flagship circular saw (or table saw) can have zero adjustment for the blade parallelism to the table or shoe is totally unacceptable. I will never purchase another circular saw or table saw, until I check to see that it's easily adjustable, because accuracy is more important than power, or weight, or any other factor.
I just bought this saw, waiting for it to arrive. This is the best review of any tool I think I've ever seen. Love the style and the directness. Great job.
Thank you Chris! Glad the video helped!
Thanks for a great review. I’m glad I bought it.
The push stick being slightly flexible is good in terms of safety because if you catch it in the blade it won't shatter. Hard plastic push sticks are prone to shattering and they can throw pieces hard enough to break eye protection, ask me how I know... I pretty much only use wood pushsticks now for exactly this reason.
I bought both the Skill TS6307-00 10" table saw and the DeWalt DWE7485 8-1/4" table saw and I wanted to share my experiences with both in case anyone else is considering between them. Both saws are great for being job site saws. My use case is doing some furniture work here and there and some smaller crafts. With a little care and finagling, you can get both of them to produce clean, consistent cuts. They will never have the stability that a cabinet saw has, but that is a tradeoff you have to expect when you're getting a lightweight saw like these.
The fence on my Skill was out vertically exactly the same as yours. The fence on my DeWalt was fine.
In the end, I went with the DeWalt DWE8475 for two reasons:
1.) The Skill was regularly tripping my 15 amp breaker when I was sawing for longer periods of time. I had already purchased a thin kerf blade to reduce current draw, but it didn't help enough. The Skill would still jump to 14 amps or more when making challenging cuts. The DeWalt also had a think kerf blade and even after long cutting sessions never caused an issue with my breaker. On challenging cuts the DeWalt never pulled over 12.5 amps according to my current monitor.
2.) The Skill would bog down badly when ripping 2.5" thick hickory and stallout completely on 3.5" hickory meaning I needed multiple passes just like the DeWalt. The DeWalt didn't have much issue with full depth cuts through 10/4 hickory and handled the 16/4 in two passes just fine too. I tried throwing my 8-1/4" blade on the Skill and it still bogged more than the DeWalt, so the DeWalt is the one I kept. I had no real issues with red oak on the Skill, though it bogged down badly on 3.5" cuts, so I think it's probably fine for most regular work. I fully understand these things were designed to rip softwood dimensional lumber and sheet goods on jobsites, not hardwoods like hickory.
I have no need for dado blades, so that wasn't a consideration.
Hopefully that's helpful to someone.
Awesome info! I have bet used that DeWALT yet but we’ll definitely get to it eventually. Thanks for watching!
Every plastic push stick I have ever had explodes when it hits the blade , I use the plastic one as a template for a wood one 😊
I've had this saw myself for about a month now. Fantastic little saw. The only issue I had setting it up (I had to adjust everything as it was all out of alignment) was the fence wasn't plumb just like you experienced. I used a piece of hockey tape to plumb it up in true Canadian fashion similar to what you did with paper. The only real downside I see with this saw is the throat plate is pretty flimsy. Will be making a zero insert plate for it soon.
I agree that throat plate is pretty cheap. I looked on Etsy just now and don’t see any cnc cut mdf plates for sale. Kinda surprised those Etsy folks are usually on top of it. I’m generally too busy/lazy to make my own. I also would have like to seen the dado nut/washer included but the dado insert with hardware is only $16 bucks. So not bad. Thanks for watching!
This saw looks a lot like the Dewalt model that was really popular, I love the rack and pinion fences. Wish more saw manufacturers would do it. If I ever need a Portable saw this may be the I get!
@@kmchartrand99 Rack and pinion fence is a game changer. Perfect cuts everytime.
@@ProjectsForAllReviews Literally the exact same reason I haven't made one yet, to busy and lazy. Haha December is a crazy time of year for work for me (Mailman) so maybe now that it's slowed down I'll get around to it. I would easily just buy one if they were available to save the time of making one.
Looks like a job for JB Weld to me.
I just ordered this saw. I had been looking at it for awhile. Your review helped a lot. Thank you.
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!
Awesome, thorough review. Best I've seen on this saw. I've been on the fence due to limited shop space, but this sold me. Along with the price point
Thank you!! Good luck with the new saw!
I want to downsize from an old, tired Delta cabinet saw to something that fits better in my undersized 1 car garage that has to compete with other stuff too. Now I just need to decide between this Skill saw or the Dewalt saw that you reviewed in another video. Things to look forward to in spring.
As someone who’s used both the DeWALT and Skil now I can tell you they are surprisingly similar. The Skil is like a lighter weigh more portable version of the DeWALT. Both were excellent though. Considering the price, brand and one saw is make for commercial use it’s a tougher decision than it should be…Thanks for watching and good luck with the new saw!
Thank you. This was very informative about any table saw set up actually and made me realize how out of date my craftsman saw is in terms of safety features and fence adjustments
Thank you for this awesome review! I just ordered mine!
I bought that model for my first table saw because of the size, features and price. So far I'm very happy with it.
Excellent review as always. Thank you from Ireland.
Thank you Lesley!!
I'm expecting this video for a long long time! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Excellent review, I bought this a couple of weeks ago and used out of the box to test. The clear explanations on all the adjustments was great, I’m all set up and ready. My guide is also a little out of square I now see, but I can live with that for now
Man, awesome video! It seriously helped with some solid tips - especially on how to make those adjustments. 👊
I just got my hands on the Skil table saw, and I've watched this like five times already. Really helpful. Thanks a million for makin' this!
Glad the video helped! Thanks for watching! 👊
Very good review... already had the saw and it was great seeing all the adjustments covered and the most important ones actually done.
Glad I was able to help! Thanks for watching!
Excellent D.I.Y. review on the pros & cons of this table saw.
Just bought one of these. Very excited.
Thanks for watching Wyatt!
I watched multiple videos on this saw before buying one today. This is BY FAR the best video on it. Outstanding review. I bookmarked this and will probably watch it more than once as I start to use the saw. Thank you!
Thank you! Glad I was able to help!!!
Great review, excellent detail
Great recién and tumoral!!!
Thanks!!!
Keep On On !!!
Awesome review, dude. You gave me full confidence to commit to this budget table saw. Thanks a ton for covering all the adjustment points!
Glad the video helped! Good luck with the saw and thanks for watching!
Best review I've seen on this saw. Thanks for making this video.
Happy you liked the vid Paul! Thanks for watching!
Glad I came across this video when I did. I started doing some looking around for a saw, this was a great review. Thank you for saving me a couple bucks! I Appreciate you.
Glad it was helpful Josh! Good luck with the new saw!
Thank you so much for very nice in depth review! Very useful! :)
Thanks for watching John
thanks man! this is just what i needed!
Just bought this yesterday opened the box an hour ago .. 1st table saw.. no idea what I'm looking at. So thankful I found your video. Perfect walk thru of what I need to do before I start ripping thru 4x4's .. making cabinet doors. Thank you Thank you and confirming I made the right choice is the cherry on top. 👍
Great review, thank you for being so thorough. I bought the Skilsaw SPT99 (I think this is a slightly more heavy duty model) about 8 months ago and absolutely love it. However, your review has taught me quite a bit that I did not know about my saw, like the blade, fence and riving knife adjustments. Now I can really dial in my settings for even more accurate performance. I’ve also subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing more great tool reviews.
Thank you! Glad to hear I helped!
The SPT99 is more of a jobsite portable saw, much smaller table, but if I recall that one is the worm drive motor, so a much beefier motor in a very compact easily transportable saw. Great buy for sure, more expensive, but well worth it if you are doing a lot of heavy cutting.
Outstanding review, you covered everything I was hoping to learn about this saw. Thanks!
Glad to hear I helped! Thanks for watching!
Good run through and set-up instructions!
that was an excellent review. thanks!
Glad you like it Mike! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for such I great review. It helped me decide to buy this saw as a beginner carpenter. :)
I just bought this saw based mostly on this review. Thanks for the no BS point of view. I love this saw.
Im happy the video help! Good luck with the new saw!
One great video. You covered items I never considered. Thank you for your time.
Glad it was helpful Jeff. Thanks for watching!
I bought this saw about 6 months ago and love it. Built a work table for as well! Great saw for the money!
Thanks for watching!
I just bought one of these from your review and others. Very nice table saw for me as a beginner and got it for 250 with a rebate! Wonderful thank you!
I'm setting mine up as I watch this episode. Thx sir!
Good luck with the new saw! Thanks for watching!
Best review that I have seen! Will definitely add this as a replacement for my Chicago table saw
Thank you Gayle!
I picked up this saw the other day. And I love it!!! Thanks!!!
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
Awesome in depth review! I’m getting one.
Good luck with the new saw Jimbo! Thanks for watching!
Great job brotha. Helped me right to building my fence.
Review was excellent, very thorough and professional.
Thanks for watching Jack!
I own this saw, and i love it.
Sold me on the table saw. Thanks for the detailed review.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
Great review. Just what I was looking for. I am new to home improvement and do not consider myself very handy, but I am taking on the task of putting in new laminate flooring in my parents’ house. I needed a way to cut the boards and quarter round. It was either buy a saw specific for flooring or get something that can handle a variety of projects in the future. I am happy that the saw I bought gets such great reviews and is such a value for the price. I will be referring back to your video as I set up and use this saw for my project. Thanks!
You made a good choice with this one! Should be a good saw for years. Thanks for watching!
Great review. Thank you. Cheers from Poland.
Thanks for watching Mariusz!
Awesome explaination and very detailed instruction.
Thank you for watching!
This is a very helpful and honest review, thank you for taking the time to make this video. I will be purchasing myself one of these saws and will swing back around to this review so I can learn how to set up/adjust it, because you explained it so beautifully. Thank you again.
Glad the vid helped Natalie! Thanks for watching!!