"We're not a professional testing company" and carries out professional, comprehensive, unbiased and thorough tests of tools. It's a pleasure to watch your videos. I am a contractor and your test videos guided me couple of times while buying tools. Than you for that.
A new standard has been set for conducting a comprehensive review of tools used in the Trade. Not overly verbose, no horrible background music, great data sets, explanations made complete sense and it was all understandable. The video coverage was spot on. This is by far the best Tool review I've seen on TH-cam
Exactly what i needed! Im stuck at home with cancer and i want to do a little woodworking to keep from going crazy! I just didn't know which saw to get. I have a very limited budget, so this video really helped! Thank you! BE SAFE,GOD BLESS!🇺🇸🙏
As a technician with over 40 years of testing experience, I am VERY impressed with the testing done in the video. Great job, guys. Highly informative and helpful. Thanks.
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.
This likely the best comparison with factual evidence. This is what they do in computer tech ologies and I enjoy that you took it to the Nth degree for folks to understand what they’re buying! Seriously appreciate your guys hard work. Thank you.
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.
Heaven's above I never appreciated how much I missed you guys till you were MIA for so long. It's depths of winter down under in Aussie. Great across the board review and very much appreciated. Well done and thank you long live TBB!!!
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 !!
Ya know I've been looking for almost a year now for a GOOD REVIEW of EVERY PORTABLE TABLE SAW to determine which would be the best and finally came across this video! THANK YALL SO MUCH for taking the time and effort to put this video together breaking down EVERYTHING with the outa box use! Much appreciated!
First video by ToolBoxBuzz I've seen and my reaction is... Holy shit! Best review and tests I've ever seen on anything ever! And with explanations throughout! This is the kind of quality tests one expects from manufacturers. You guys should call the manufacturers and offer up random quality control checks and get paid for this... lol. If I were a manufacturer, I'd bring you in for every run. NIce job guys, real nice! And thanks!
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.
Just watched this for the second or third time. Last time I watched a couple years ago just before I purchased the Skilsaw. I initially purchased the Rigid (not this model their newer one) I was incredibly disappointed in it so returned. I'd been wanting the Bosch for year's but your comparison swayed me. The Skil is working out. So just want to thank all you guys who put the time and effort in to get this done. No telling how many people y'all have helped with your content. It's appreciated!!
I bought a used Ridgid R4510 and went over it from top to bottom to get it “dead-on balls accurate” using 5 cut method, using a Precision Dial Indicator etc... your video is great and I think for the most part people fall in love with their table saws until they see another New Table Saw and question their own. Kind of like a new car... the new car smell similar to the New saw smell except for the saw dust :) Seriously... this was a great video I learned a lot and not all saws are equal for a lot of reasons and especially just out of the box and you have made everyone aware "You have to tweak a new saw no matter what." I really enjoyed this five stars *****
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.
As a contractor I've had the Rigid since they came on the market around 15 years ago. Still got it & use it almost every day. As I recall they were the first to offer a folding stand with wheels. Been lovin' it ever since.
I think Delta has improved on the folding stand with wheels. Basically gravity operated. Very easy to set up and take down. Similar, I think, to the Bosch stand.
Been using a lightweight no name I got for free for 6 or 7 years. Got a light switch and bypassed the gfci. I have to check the fence squareness every time its moved. Does the job "almost" every time.
Same here, I got one when they first came out and I remember it being one of the only ones with a full and easy to use stand. Its not as accurate as it was when I first bought it but nothing has broken on it yet after all this time. That's loading it into a van or truck by myself for most of its life, the wheels should of broken off by now. I also have the first gen of the mitre saw stand, its heavy but the saw has been accurate all its life, the stand itself has only had the tighteners break off for the wing rollers which is something you can fix yourself. I recently bought a new one hand sawsall from ridgid and the quality as far as im concerned has gone down hill. The cord is cheap and it just doesn't feel like the older model it replaced. Maybe that extends into the other tools these days I don't know.
I'm using a DeWalt DW-744 that is at least 20 years old and has had a very hard life. I've replaced the front motor bearing, lubed the rear bearing with a correct polyurea based grease.(never use Molly grease for this!) Cleaned and polished the commutator and installed new brushes. Those things and calibration are all I have done to this saw. I know the days are numbered on this saw but I'm going to try to keep it going as long as I can. So far it is still accurate. Then again parts availability for this saw are still excellent so who knows how long I can keep it going. Something to bear in mind while looking at all these results is that it is based on how good the factory calibration is as far as the accuracy. If you are the type of guy who accurizes your saw then you should take that into consideration while looking at these results. If you are going to calibrate your new saw then I think the most important things to consider would be run out and tabletop flatness. Those are the two things that you probably are not going to be able to correct. It would be nice to find a way to test how well they maintain their calibration after you perform that step. I'm not sure how you would do that. Anyway this is the best testing methodology I've seen on saws, and definitely the most thorough. I would like to see them do more tests on power tools. I am now subscribed.
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
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.
I’ve been waiting to post this comment. I bought the Bosch 4100XC-10 with gravity stand about 4 month ago and I absolutely love it. Never had any issues with bogging down due to the slower RPM, no matter what species of wood would be going through the blade. It was straight, true and perfectly configured right out of the box. Even though it didn’t fare well in your head 2 head, your reviews helped me tremendously in deciding to go with the Bosch. I know that doesn’t make any sense, but it truly did.
@@loumonte658 I recently made a 25x15 x2” cutting board for a Christmas gift consisting of curly hard maple, Padauk & walnut with zero issues cutting any of the wood. I absolutely love my Bosch 4100XC-10.
This was a fantastic review. Even though it came out low in your end score, it made clear that when I buy a table saw, the Sawstop would be the one for me with best out-of-box accuracy and best safety features. It is a testament to the quality of your review, that I can confidently pick a different winner for me, based on my main requirements (accuracy & safety). Thanks again.
Incredible review. People may debate how the items are weighted, but there is no debating the comprehensive method of data collection. Huge service done here. Thanks so much, can't believe this is free info
Rob, you are extremely thorough with your testing! I tell people all the time to check your channel if they are on the fence with a new purchase of tools. Great job as usual buddy! Paul
I really enjoy watching this video for the first time. You and your team are fantastic in putting this all together and explaining the details of each table saw. This would keep the manufacturers on their toes constantly and improving the quality. I am looking forward to more of your great videos. Thanks again Team.
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.
Thank you soooo much for all that you guys put into these reviews. I have yet to find another group that goes into as much Depth, time and research to give as much information as you do. Thank you again. You have made it much easier to find the tool that I would need on the job.
I really appreciate the explanation of the testing metrics (especially the metrics you decided to not include). This was a very thorough review that felt sincere, not done for sponsorships, or money in mind. Thanks.
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.
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.
This is the best video I have seen on table saws.. BY FAR....... I am looking to buy my first one and I have watched what seems to be hundreds of videos.. Most of which just seems to be either promotion or someone showing off their new $3500 toy..... Thank you soooo much for keeping this real and for the working man... I now know what I am looking at when I see these in the store and will make an educated buy accordingly..
An EXCELLENT detailed and thoughtful review... However, I have now been through TWO Hitachi C10RJ saws based on your review and personal experience with several Hitachi Miter Saws. The first CR10RJ didn't last a month until the soft start feature would not allow the motor to start. Lowes exchanged it with no issue with another new saw that lasted only a WEEK with the same problem. The motors would not restart after shutting down leaving me stranded in the middle of a job. Hitachi has burned the last bridge with me. I am personally convinced the CR10RJ has a serious design flaw. I went back to Lowes and am now working with the Dewalt DWE7491RS. So far...it has worked well. Hitachi clearly has a reliability issue with their soft start switches. I will be anxious to hear your long-term assessment of all the saws tested....especially the Hitachi. If a saw cannot be reliable...all the best features in the world are of no value. That, in reality, is the most important measurement standard.
You can be honest, the Ryobi blew everyone out of the water. Lol, always amazed by the thoroughness and methodology you present. Brings me back to my university lab days. Keep it up!
Shane Scholtz I know brother what should I be doing to get more? Years ago a lot of sites could buy them but I never wanted to do that, we are really big on reputation and integrity
Wish I knew. Sadly I don't know much about YT. Possibly some sort of marketing firm exists that can point you in the right direction. You guys are so in depth and compressive. Just really strange why your not at 1M. Is a marketing thing for sure. For what's it's worth my kids and I appreciate all you do. You guys are a household name in this house!!
Shane Scholtz It could be the name of the channel it could be a lot of SEO stuff, but I really do think it comes down to loyalty, people are not loyal like they used to be years ago. They come to the channel get what they want to MoveOn as opposed to subscribe and hit the like button etc.
Try checking into advertising on multiple platforms such as TH-cam and Facebook. Do you have an Instagram account? Twitter? I’m fairly new to your channel and websites but I’m hooked! I subscribed and hit like on every video I’ve watched as well as shared your videos with absolutely everyone I could think of lol. I think I even shared them with my dentist and attorney lol
My Ridgid has withstood the test of time. It has taken abuse out in the field, being loaded in and out of the back of my truck, more than it should have been, but it has lasted 15 years. I used it in the field for ten of those 15 years. And, while I don't use it as much as I used to, I can still fire that bad boy up and get some good work done. This saw has outlived even my own expectations. Thank you, Ridgid.
I've had a Bosch for a long time and have used the heck out of it, I trued it when I bought it and it has held true. Every time I use it I think to myself if she gives up I can't be upset because it has well outlasted my expectations. Thanks for all the work on this test, WOW!
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!
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 !
Great . One thing that I noticed that pushed me towards the Hitachi (so close otherwise to the Dewalt) was that the stand legs jet out from the front much more on the Dewalt to the point of being a hazard . (store clerk admitted to having tripped over them ). Stability of Hitachi was every bit as good yet safer . Blade brake on Hitachi another tie breaker as was the 2+ " s Hitachi's wider table and kitchen- base -cabinet -frame height rip width of 35 ". (dewalt max at 32.5") Circuit break ( no restart after outage ) also the best surge protection is built into Hitachi. Thanx again for great presentation .
I have the old style stand for my Dewalt. I put wheels on it. I don't understand why all the saws except for Hitachi have these giant bars that stick way out. If we all had shops like the New Yankee Workshop, well that would be great, but space is a premium in my shop and having these shin smashers is a real stupid design.
One of the reasons I ended up going for the DeWalt is that the stand seemed to be very sturdy compared to some of the other options. (At least, in the condition they were assembled at the big-box-store.) That wide footprint might be one factor in that, so it could be a double-edged sword. If you have a small workspace or will actually use it on a jobsite where people are walking past, then they could be a liability.
Good review and very informative. Thank you. IMHO DeWalt is the clear overall winner. You get what you pay for. Hopefully the CEO's and engineers from DeWalt & these other companies are watching this and step up their game.
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.
The integrity of this test is impressive. A rare degree of integrity. While I thought too many points were awarded in regards to price, I’m not the one comparing and using them. I don’t know how this quality testing was funded, but whoever over saw it should be proud of themselves. Integrity like this is rarely rewarded. Unfortunate FLEX and Milwaukee couldn’t be included. But that’s irrelevant. Very impressive demonstration, whoever is responsible.
very interesting, as usual with these things it comes down to what are you using it for, a good example here is this, if you were getting one as a gift thus money is not an issue, if you were going to use it in your lttle single garage shop and not moving i around like you might build it into your work bench then ergonomics is not that big a deal,so if you look solely at accuracy and perfromance which as the two main things, it totally changes the outcome with the sawstop moving up the top, again assuming you took money and ergonomics out.
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.
That was an excellent review, thank you! Years ago I bought a cheaper Dewalt contractors saw that didn’t have the t-slot mitre gage slots. That saw is very dangerous without t-slots if your using a mitre gage even with an after market side gripping gage. The saw is still out there in big box stores and I’m surprised Dewalt hasn’t had numerous complaints. In my opinion that particular saw is a real liability! Always buy a table saw with t-slots not straight sided slots. Just my opinion, Be Safe!
Your videos are great . I’m a novice wood worker as I get older I am doing more and getting more tools ect. Your channel has helped me with tools 100%. Thank you 🙏
Very well done comparison. I wish I had watched this when it had come out. I used a Rigid for years, and yes, it needed much tuning out of the box, but it lasted me for over a decade. I am retired now and just bought a Sawstop for the safety reasons as I shake a bit. It is $400 more than it cost when you made this video, but I felt it still was a good choice given the accuracy and safety features. Again, great video. Thanks.
I have used the Bosch daily for the last 20 years. I notice that the design has changed over that time having looked at the current design in Home depot. I bought the Bosch because it had the best,most accurate, fence system at the time.
I have been working with the DeWalt table saw from someone else, and i really love it. Easy setup and easy handle. However im a Makita guy, and take without a doubt the Makita.
Great review and thanks for all of the effort here.Tons of useful info. However, I bought the Bosch over four years ago and I'd be willing to compare actual cuts in wood with any saw in this bunch and I'm pretty sure that's where the focus should be. A focus on actual production. What was totally left out of this review was the actual examples of accuracy delivered in several cuts of various types and sizes of wood. Don't get me wrong but my tape measure doesn't measure in thousandths and thousandths of an inch in woodworking on a job site is a laughing matter in my opinion. 32nds of an inch is plenty good.
I watched this video a year ago... and forgot about it. Cut to a few months ago, I helped my buddy who was building his house and got to use his Metabo job site table saw (Metabo, the artist formerly known as Hitachi), and I fell in love with it. Checked the price at Lowe's... $580. Too much for my budget. Fast forward to this past week... early Black Friday deals... the very same saw that won this head-to-head and that my buddy has was on sale for $330. Boom! My dad and I put several miles on it yesterday building a new workbench for him. I freakin' love this saw! (I understand this story has no meaning for anyone but myself, but it feels good to share it anyway.) Keep up the good work, ToolBoxBuzz.
Being a 35 year machinist I found your testing protocol spot on! Some of the terminology was a bit suspect such as when you said five ten thousandths but that would be .050 but 5 tenths of a thousandths would be .0005 a half thousandths. Hey thats splitting hairs, huh! Well done!
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.
Thanks for this fantastic comparison test and evaluation. You've helped me immensely. I'm a novice wood worker and have been looking for a table saw for about a year as I accumulated other tools in preparation for setting up my garage work shop. Low and behold yesterday I found the Bosch on closeout for some reason at Lowes. Normally $639. I got it for $377! My lucky day.
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. 👍👍😃
Almost just bought the hitachi. But i researched & found enough reviews of actual people who did & the motors died within a few months. So, I bought a DWE7491RS. Great review guys!!
I noticed alot of complaints online from hitachi owners showing photos of a broken plastic piece on the adjustment knobs or crucial compinents breaking off.
Had mine a yr and is perfect. I think a lot of breaks are from user abuse. My saw actually was accurate out the Box too. Hitachi has been really good so far for me.
also no blade/miter slot adjustments on the hitachi. only a blade/riving knife adjustment. I called hitachi and they suggested i send it in for service...:-/ sold the saw instead.
I bought the Hitachi for my nephew and he had the start sensor on the motor fail after only a few short uses. I have the same saw and have only used it a few times. Still no issues, but holding my breath.
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...
I love these videos/reviews, I can't tell you how many times I come back to them again and again. You keep us up to date, give us every tidbit of information we never even knew we needed and just plain and simply make the best tool comparison videos ever made. You make our lives easier by saving us money and helping us make the best choices for us, thank you.
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We just started testing 5 cordless saws - video will. E out in 3-4 weeks
"We're not a professional testing company" and carries out professional, comprehensive, unbiased and thorough tests of tools. It's a pleasure to watch your videos. I am a contractor and your test videos guided me couple of times while buying tools. Than you for that.
What saw did you end up buying?
@@Samoskiyaani I'd like to know too
Me too!!
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Seriously! Seemed way professional to me!
A new standard has been set for conducting a comprehensive review of tools used in the Trade.
Not overly verbose, no horrible background music, great data sets, explanations made complete sense and it was all understandable.
The video coverage was spot on.
This is by far the best Tool review I've seen on TH-cam
These are the kind of reviews that our industry needs. Amazing job and thank you!
thanks man
Agreed, comprehensive scientific reviews are few and far between on tools.
@@ConcordCarpenter I liked your passionate delivery of the info as well. Some guys put me to sleep here on YT.
thanks guys! Please subscribe!!
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Exactly what i needed! Im stuck at home with cancer and i want to do a little woodworking to keep from going crazy! I just didn't know which saw to get. I have a very limited budget, so this video really helped! Thank you! BE SAFE,GOD BLESS!🇺🇸🙏
Hope you're doing better Dave.
That's a spirit Dave! All the best man.
Stay 💪 !
Idky but I was compelled to reply to your comment and check in hoping you’re still kickin Dave.
You guys and project farm are both godsends to people like me.
I don't see how anyone can not like this review. That was a lot of work and very honest and thorough. Thanks guys!
Probably someone who bought a non acurate brand and became disapointed wirh the results.
As a technician with over 40 years of testing experience, I am VERY impressed with the testing done in the video. Great job, guys. Highly informative and helpful. Thanks.
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Really the gold standard for tool tests and reviews.
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.
This likely the best comparison with factual evidence. This is what they do in computer tech ologies and I enjoy that you took it to the Nth degree for folks to understand what they’re buying! Seriously appreciate your guys hard work. Thank you.
Definitely the best TH-camr for unbiased tool reviews - top work
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.
Wow, I need my saw to be perfectly accurate especially the parallelism. I check it all frequently.
Man, what a comprehensive test! No more buying the marketing BS when you got the real deal done here! Thanks man!
It's amazing to me that you can see a video of this depth and quality for free on TH-cam.... Thanks so much!
This is probably the best, and most thurough test of power tools, I have ever seen.
I really liked that you considered ergonomics.
Thank you.
Heaven's above I never appreciated how much I missed you guys till you were MIA for so long. It's depths of winter down under in Aussie. Great across the board review and very much appreciated. Well done and thank you long live TBB!!!
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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 !!
You guys are the GOLD STANDARD on tool reviews, hands down. Awesome work!
Wow, I'm in the market for a saw and I thought I knew what I wanted. This is making me think. Thanks.
Ya know I've been looking for almost a year now for a GOOD REVIEW of EVERY PORTABLE TABLE SAW to determine which would be the best and finally came across this video! THANK YALL SO MUCH for taking the time and effort to put this video together breaking down EVERYTHING with the outa box use! Much appreciated!
Very welcome!
I like the last bit where he took price out of the equation and gave new rankings without it..Seems like the Dewalt is the best way to go.
First video by ToolBoxBuzz I've seen and my reaction is...
Holy shit! Best review and tests I've ever seen on anything ever! And with explanations throughout!
This is the kind of quality tests one expects from manufacturers. You guys should call the manufacturers and offer up random quality control checks and get paid for this... lol. If I were a manufacturer, I'd bring you in for every run.
NIce job guys, real nice! And thanks!
This borderline lunatic wonky obsessive thoroughness warms me to my toes. Once one begins measuring, why cease? SUBBED.
Jeff Wiebe LOL!! I was thinking the same thing
Dude, you are the Boss--never in my life seen such quality review. I imagine your work is par excellance'. Thank you
4 years to late but this is one comprehensive test, respect, thanks and kudos 🙏
No one has been as detailed in a review on anything. This was AWESOME!
Great job Rob, Reviews like these are what the industry needs. I ended up buying the DEWALT DWE7491RS
I have made my mind up on many tools due to your reviews. Up to now I haven’t got any tools that don’t work.
Keep it up guys totally brilliant
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.
Just watched this for the second or third time. Last time I watched a couple years ago just before I purchased the Skilsaw. I initially purchased the Rigid (not this model their newer one) I was incredibly disappointed in it so returned. I'd been wanting the Bosch for year's but your comparison swayed me. The Skil is working out. So just want to thank all you guys who put the time and effort in to get this done. No telling how many people y'all have helped with your content. It's appreciated!!
I bought a used Ridgid R4510 and went over it from top to bottom to get it “dead-on balls accurate” using 5 cut method, using a Precision Dial Indicator etc... your video is great and I think for the most part people fall in love with their table saws until they see another New Table Saw and question their own. Kind of like a new car... the new car smell similar to the New saw smell except for the saw dust :) Seriously... this was a great video I learned a lot and not all saws are equal for a lot of reasons and especially just out of the box and you have made everyone aware "You have to tweak a new saw no matter what." I really enjoyed this five stars *****
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.
As a contractor I've had the Rigid since they came on the market around 15 years ago. Still got it & use it almost every day. As I recall they were the first to offer a folding stand with wheels. Been lovin' it ever since.
I think Delta has improved on the folding stand with wheels. Basically gravity operated. Very easy to set up and take down. Similar, I think, to the Bosch stand.
Muskoka Man Rigid saw is a straight plastic piece of junk Im a real contractor
Mr Butler...... how long have you owned your Rigid table saw?
Been using a lightweight no name I got for free for 6 or 7 years. Got a light switch and bypassed the gfci. I have to check the fence squareness every time its moved. Does the job "almost" every time.
Same here, I got one when they first came out and I remember it being one of the only ones with a full and easy to use stand. Its not as accurate as it was when I first bought it but nothing has broken on it yet after all this time. That's loading it into a van or truck by myself for most of its life, the wheels should of broken off by now. I also have the first gen of the mitre saw stand, its heavy but the saw has been accurate all its life, the stand itself has only had the tighteners break off for the wing rollers which is something you can fix yourself.
I recently bought a new one hand sawsall from ridgid and the quality as far as im concerned has gone down hill. The cord is cheap and it just doesn't feel like the older model it replaced. Maybe that extends into the other tools these days I don't know.
I'm using a DeWalt DW-744 that is at least 20 years old and has had a very hard life. I've replaced the front motor bearing, lubed the rear bearing with a correct polyurea based grease.(never use Molly grease for this!) Cleaned and polished the commutator and installed new brushes. Those things and calibration are all I have done to this saw. I know the days are numbered on this saw but I'm going to try to keep it going as long as I can. So far it is still accurate. Then again parts availability for this saw are still excellent so who knows how long I can keep it going.
Something to bear in mind while looking at all these results is that it is based on how good the factory calibration is as far as the accuracy.
If you are the type of guy who accurizes your saw then you should take that into consideration while looking at these results.
If you are going to calibrate your new saw then I think the most important things to consider would be run out and tabletop flatness. Those are the two things that you probably are not going to be able to correct.
It would be nice to find a way to test how well they maintain their calibration after you perform that step. I'm not sure how you would do that. Anyway this is the best testing methodology I've seen on saws, and definitely the most thorough. I would like to see them do more tests on power tools. I am now subscribed.
Thanks gentlemen. We need the clarity and integrity you show now more than ever. You should be the gold standard of all reviews.
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
thx for commenting
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.
WOW, that was in depth! Thank you. I didn't even know there was that much information to consider when choosing a table saw. Very helpful!
I didn't even know u could tune a saw! Wow I've got alot to learn an your videos super helpful place to start. Thanks a bunch
I’ve been waiting to post this comment. I bought the Bosch 4100XC-10 with gravity stand about 4 month ago and I absolutely love it. Never had any issues with bogging down due to the slower RPM, no matter what species of wood would be going through the blade. It was straight, true and perfectly configured right out of the box. Even though it didn’t fare well in your head 2 head, your reviews helped me tremendously in deciding to go with the Bosch. I know that doesn’t make any sense, but it truly did.
The lower rpm Is a huge plus. Less vibrations.
@@loumonte658 I recently made a 25x15 x2” cutting board for a Christmas gift consisting of curly hard maple, Padauk & walnut with zero issues cutting any of the wood. I absolutely love my Bosch 4100XC-10.
This was a fantastic review. Even though it came out low in your end score, it made clear that when I buy a table saw, the Sawstop would be the one for me with best out-of-box accuracy and best safety features. It is a testament to the quality of your review, that I can confidently pick a different winner for me, based on my main requirements (accuracy & safety). Thanks again.
That surprises me, Geert! I really thought the Bosch had your name on it.
Sawstop is for high end finish works hands down not even close ..all the other saw you have are junk.
Damn. Might be the most comprehensive comparison reviews I’ve seen on TH-cam.
Every tool manufacturer should watch your videos. Great channel.
thx - Im thinking the ones in this video do
Incredible review. People may debate how the items are weighted, but there is no debating the comprehensive method of data collection. Huge service done here. Thanks so much, can't believe this is free info
Really well done and you may not be a professional testing organization, but you are more thorough than 90% of the people who buy these machines!
Rob, you are extremely thorough with your testing! I tell people all the time to check your channel if they are on the fence with a new purchase of tools.
Great job as usual buddy!
Paul
Paul Ricalde appreciate the feedback and referral sir
This is the absolute best review of anything I’ve ever seen on TH-cam. Wow very professional.
I really enjoy watching this video for the first time. You and your team are fantastic in putting this all together and explaining the details of each table saw. This would keep the manufacturers on their toes constantly and improving the quality. I am looking forward to more of your great videos. Thanks again Team.
It's already been said plenty of times, but I've still got to say it- wow guys impressively thorough and intelligent testing!
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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.
These test are not in an enclosed lab. They are in real time use the best comparison possible. Straight out of the box usage. 👍🤙😃
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
Thank you soooo much for all that you guys put into these reviews. I have yet to find another group that goes into as much Depth, time and research to give as much information as you do. Thank you again. You have made it much easier to find the tool that I would need on the job.
I really appreciate the explanation of the testing metrics (especially the metrics you decided to not include). This was a very thorough review that felt sincere, not done for sponsorships, or money in mind. Thanks.
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.
thank you and welcome
You guys scrutinized the hell out of these tools and I appreciate that. Thank you.
Damn you guys pulled out all the scientific stops on this one!! Color me impressed!
Nathan Hamler haha thanks
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.
Almost 2 million views, congratulations on one of the most complete and professional reviews on this type !! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
This is the best video I have seen on table saws.. BY FAR....... I am looking to buy my first one and I have watched what seems to be hundreds of videos.. Most of which just seems to be either promotion or someone showing off their new $3500 toy..... Thank you soooo much for keeping this real and for the working man... I now know what I am looking at when I see these in the store and will make an educated buy accordingly..
An EXCELLENT detailed and thoughtful review... However, I have now been through TWO Hitachi C10RJ saws based on your review and personal experience with several Hitachi Miter Saws. The first CR10RJ didn't last a month until the soft start feature would not allow the motor to start. Lowes exchanged it with no issue with another new saw that lasted only a WEEK with the same problem. The motors would not restart after shutting down leaving me stranded in the middle of a job. Hitachi has burned the last bridge with me. I am personally convinced the CR10RJ has a serious design flaw. I went back to Lowes and am now working with the Dewalt DWE7491RS. So far...it has worked well. Hitachi clearly has a reliability issue with their soft start switches. I will be anxious to hear your long-term assessment of all the saws tested....especially the Hitachi. If a saw cannot be reliable...all the best features in the world are of no value. That, in reality, is the most important measurement standard.
You can be honest, the Ryobi blew everyone out of the water. Lol, always amazed by the thoroughness and methodology you present. Brings me back to my university lab days. Keep it up!
haha no sorry ;)
Seriously, I'm lost as to why there aren't more subscribers to this channel. Bad ass!!!!!
Shane Scholtz I know brother what should I be doing to get more? Years ago a lot of sites could buy them but I never wanted to do that, we are really big on reputation and integrity
Wish I knew. Sadly I don't know much about YT. Possibly some sort of marketing firm exists that can point you in the right direction. You guys are so in depth and compressive. Just really strange why your not at 1M. Is a marketing thing for sure. For what's it's worth my kids and I appreciate all you do. You guys are a household name in this house!!
Shane Scholtz It could be the name of the channel it could be a lot of SEO stuff, but I really do think it comes down to loyalty, people are not loyal like they used to be years ago.
They come to the channel get what they want to MoveOn as opposed to subscribe and hit the like button etc.
Have you see our 3 web sites?
Try checking into advertising on multiple platforms such as TH-cam and Facebook. Do you have an Instagram account? Twitter? I’m fairly new to your channel and websites but I’m hooked! I subscribed and hit like on every video I’ve watched as well as shared your videos with absolutely everyone I could think of lol. I think I even shared them with my dentist and attorney lol
My Ridgid has withstood the test of time. It has taken abuse out in the field, being loaded in and out of the back of my truck, more than it should have been, but it has lasted 15 years. I used it in the field for ten of those 15 years. And, while I don't use it as much as I used to, I can still fire that bad boy up and get some good work done. This saw has outlived even my own expectations. Thank you, Ridgid.
I've had a Bosch for a long time and have used the heck out of it, I trued it when I bought it and it has held true. Every time I use it I think to myself if she gives up I can't be upset because it has well outlasted my expectations. Thanks for all the work on this test, WOW!
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!
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 !
Great . One thing that I noticed that pushed me towards the Hitachi (so close otherwise to the Dewalt) was that the stand legs jet out from the front much more on the Dewalt to the point of being a hazard . (store clerk admitted to having tripped over them ). Stability of Hitachi was every bit as good yet safer .
Blade brake on Hitachi another tie breaker as was the 2+ " s Hitachi's wider table and kitchen- base -cabinet -frame height rip width of 35 ".
(dewalt max at 32.5")
Circuit break ( no restart after outage ) also the best surge protection is built into Hitachi.
Thanx again for great presentation .
I like the Hitachi also.. but can't find it anywhere in Toronto Canada..
@@oje101 Try contacting Hitachi Canada and ask them who carries it or can get it for you.
I was fixed on getting the Dewalt this week but I can get the Hitachi $162 cheaper and I now feel like it's a good purchase.
I have the old style stand for my Dewalt. I put wheels on it. I don't understand why all the saws except for Hitachi have these giant bars that stick way out. If we all had shops like the New Yankee Workshop, well that would be great, but space is a premium in my shop and having these shin smashers is a real stupid design.
One of the reasons I ended up going for the DeWalt is that the stand seemed to be very sturdy compared to some of the other options. (At least, in the condition they were assembled at the big-box-store.) That wide footprint might be one factor in that, so it could be a double-edged sword. If you have a small workspace or will actually use it on a jobsite where people are walking past, then they could be a liability.
I honestly just can't get over how much work went into this! THANK YOU!
Hey guys. I've been a contractor for years. I love watching y'alls videos. Informative and educational. Thanks.
Awesome! Thank you!
Good review and very informative. Thank you. IMHO DeWalt is the clear overall winner. You get what you pay for. Hopefully the CEO's and engineers from DeWalt & these other companies are watching this and step up their game.
What a great review. Thanks for taking so much time to do it!
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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
For ppl who aren't professional testers, you do an incredible job with the scientific method of your tests. God bless!
The integrity of this test is impressive. A rare degree of integrity.
While I thought too many points were awarded in regards to price, I’m not the one comparing and using them.
I don’t know how this quality testing was funded, but whoever over saw it should be proud of themselves. Integrity like this is rarely rewarded.
Unfortunate FLEX and Milwaukee couldn’t be included. But that’s irrelevant. Very impressive demonstration, whoever is responsible.
very interesting, as usual with these things it comes down to what are you using it for, a good example here is this, if you were getting one as a gift thus money is not an issue, if you were going to use it in your lttle single garage shop and not moving i around like you might build it into your work bench then ergonomics is not that big a deal,so if you look solely at accuracy and perfromance which as the two main things, it totally changes the outcome with the sawstop moving up the top, again assuming you took money and ergonomics out.
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.
That was an excellent review, thank you!
Years ago I bought a cheaper Dewalt contractors saw that didn’t have the t-slot mitre gage slots. That saw is very dangerous without t-slots if your using a mitre gage even with an after market side gripping gage. The saw is still out there in big box stores and I’m surprised Dewalt hasn’t had numerous complaints. In my opinion that particular saw is a real liability! Always buy a table saw with t-slots not straight sided slots. Just my opinion, Be Safe!
Your videos are great . I’m a novice wood worker as I get older I am doing more and getting more tools ect. Your channel has helped me with tools 100%. Thank you 🙏
Very well done comparison. I wish I had watched this when it had come out. I used a Rigid for years, and yes, it needed much tuning out of the box, but it lasted me for over a decade. I am retired now and just bought a Sawstop for the safety reasons as I shake a bit. It is $400 more than it cost when you made this video, but I felt it still was a good choice given the accuracy and safety features. Again, great video. Thanks.
One of the best reviews I’ve ever seen. Well worth the time to watch. Great job guys, and thank you!
I have used the Bosch daily for the last 20 years. I notice that the design has changed over that time having looked at the current design in Home depot. I bought the Bosch because it had the best,most accurate, fence system at the time.
Please keep these videos coming! You guys give me all the info I want for choosing tools, especially the precision tests.
Just Griff thanks - new vid publishes tonight
This is easily the best video available for this category. Thanks for putting in the work.
Best Tool review channel on TH-cam....hands down
I have been working with the DeWalt table saw from someone else, and i really love it. Easy setup and easy handle. However im a Makita guy, and take without a doubt the Makita.
Great review and thanks for all of the effort here.Tons of useful info. However, I bought the Bosch over four years ago and I'd be willing to compare actual cuts in wood with any saw in this bunch and I'm pretty sure that's where the focus should be. A focus on actual production. What was totally left out of this review was the actual examples of accuracy delivered in several cuts of various types and sizes of wood. Don't get me wrong but my tape measure doesn't measure in thousandths and thousandths of an inch in woodworking on a job site is a laughing matter in my opinion. 32nds of an inch is plenty good.
Proud to be a new englander. These are my peeps. Doing it right!
I watched this video a year ago... and forgot about it. Cut to a few months ago, I helped my buddy who was building his house and got to use his Metabo job site table saw (Metabo, the artist formerly known as Hitachi), and I fell in love with it. Checked the price at Lowe's... $580. Too much for my budget. Fast forward to this past week... early Black Friday deals... the very same saw that won this head-to-head and that my buddy has was on sale for $330. Boom! My dad and I put several miles on it yesterday building a new workbench for him. I freakin' love this saw! (I understand this story has no meaning for anyone but myself, but it feels good to share it anyway.) Keep up the good work, ToolBoxBuzz.
Being a 35 year machinist I found your testing protocol spot on! Some of the terminology was a bit suspect such as when you said five ten thousandths but that would be .050 but 5 tenths of a thousandths would be .0005 a half thousandths. Hey thats splitting hairs, huh! Well done!
absolutely, one of the best compares that i have ever seen in my life.. Thank you! thank you very much.
I loved this video. A review that was a review and not just an unboxing.
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.
Thanks for this fantastic comparison test and evaluation. You've helped me immensely.
I'm a novice wood worker and have been looking for a table saw for about a year as I accumulated other tools in preparation for setting up my garage work shop.
Low and behold yesterday I found the Bosch on closeout for some reason at Lowes. Normally $639. I got it for $377! My lucky day.
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. 👍👍😃
Almost just bought the hitachi. But i researched & found enough reviews of actual people who did & the motors died within a few months. So, I bought a DWE7491RS. Great review guys!!
I noticed alot of complaints online from hitachi owners showing photos of a broken plastic piece on the adjustment knobs or crucial compinents breaking off.
Had mine a yr and is perfect. I think a lot of breaks are from user abuse. My saw actually was accurate out the Box too. Hitachi has been really good so far for me.
Yes, all the issues with the soft start sensor failing after only a few months and the difficulty with warranty work scared me off.
also no blade/miter slot adjustments on the hitachi. only a blade/riving knife adjustment. I called hitachi and they suggested i send it in for service...:-/ sold the saw instead.
I bought the Hitachi for my nephew and he had the start sensor on the motor fail after only a few short uses. I have the same saw and have only used it a few times. Still no issues, but holding my breath.
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...
This is beautiful research. Thank you all for taking time to do this AND for sharing it. Excellent review and explanations.
I know this video is 3 years old. But still, damn. You guys went all in. This is a legit review.
I love these videos/reviews, I can't tell you how many times I come back to them again and again.
You keep us up to date, give us every tidbit of information we never even knew we needed and just plain and simply make the best tool comparison videos ever made.
You make our lives easier by saving us money and helping us make the best choices for us, thank you.
Wow, thank you!