Warrior 10" table saw
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Quick overview and a couple cuts on the Warrior 10" table saw from harbor freight. not a bad little saw, if you have any ideas for projects or capabilities of this saw, comment below and I'll see what I can do to emulate those ideas! thanks
Thank you for your brief video. I just bought one. Literally 20 minutes ago. And this is my first one. Never used one before. First table saw ever. I'm a bit intimidad lol. I think (and hope) it will do what I want it to do. Cut in a straight line lol. I think i got what I paid for. So far i put it together and cut one 2x4 and so far, I'm satisfied. Thabks again sir.
Its a good solid saw for sure. It should do about anything you need. Ive used all the brands remodeling houses for a living for a few years and they all do the same thing really. I just bought one the other day for my garage. Its a good saw
You answered all my questions. Thank you 👍
Glad you mentioned the milled peices of tree.. about to make slats out of small pines with one lol
Thanks for this video. Well done. Just what I needed. The user’s manual was written for people who already knew how to use it, and who knew what a Riven “knife” was, and how to change places. The user’s manual did not show how install the first blade, or how to attach the clear plastic guard.
Needed a replacement for my 25 year old job site table saw…dewalt, etc are running between $350 to $400. I picked one up, adjusted like you said and it works fine for my handyman business. Easy enough to load/unload from the back of my truck for quick jobs. Someday I’ll get one of the rack and pinion tables saws…..
Right on! This saw is great for here and there work, I've made some really nice cuts with this saw glad it's working out for you!
Thanks for the video. You might want to clarify that you TURN THE DIAL to adjust the blade angle rather than PUSH THE HANDLE. Thinking of getting one today just for simple day projects.
Excellent point. For anyone reading this, he's correct, the handle adjusts blade depth and the wheel spins separately from the handle to adjust blade angle.
From Buffalo, N.Y. Thanks Pal, THANKS for the information.
I just bought one of these to cut milled pieces of tree and came here trying to figure out what that thing that was attached to the fence is for
Thanks for the video. I watched it and then ran the first cuts on mine. I love it. I was able to take about 5/8" off two sides of a board.
I purchased this table saw just before I went on deployment.. I will be back soon and I have a 80 tooth blade on it... It runs like a champ for the honey do list I got. And for all the stuff I will be doing when I get back. I am ok with this saw. I just wish they would give better details for all the extra parts.
Yeah harbor freight is notorious for that. Lol but it's definitely usable. Mine is still going strong.
Thank you for the review. This will work for me. Enjoyed the presentation.
Anthony good video. Your advice really applies to even more expensive saws- they all should be checked when changing settings unless you were spending thousands. Your demonstrations and advice are very helpful. I have this saw and it’s really powerful currently running a dewalt 10 inch.
QUESTION: Can you us a DADO blades for spline cuts??? And yes it’s load save your ears. You’ll be glad you did when you’re 75.
Just picked this saw up. Planning on breaking it in this weekend
Thanks for the video. I've had bad experiences with the miter saw Warrior, but will vive a try to the Table saw
bought one adjusted it and have been using pretty good saw
I think it's great for what it is I haven't had any issues! Glad to hear it
Take good care of your ears. I'm old and paying the price for being careless when I was young.
The price for good hearing aids is about 8 thousand bucks and going up.
Thanks for the advice, I work in a shop with loud machinery as well, and have taken better care to protect my ears in recent years. I do appreciate the wisdom from those with the experience! Didn't know hearing aids were that expensive sheesh.
My man is right. I was always fanatical about using ear pro. And screwed up one day using undersized plugs instead of muffs on a police rifle range. No hearing loss, but ringing and it sucks. Get a small set of good fitting plugs.
Thank you, I be never used a table saw and this helped.
👍👍 thanks for an honest review
I need an inexpensive but accurate saw ( not using it a lot) for ripping 3/16 exotics. Need clean fine cuts so a better blade would be needed, but that saw might work ☺️
Dewalt 8 1/4"table saw can go for $300 on sale. Skil 10" table saw can go for $300-$350. I highly recommend either one. The Dewalt 10" goes for over $600. If you want cheap, then there's Craftsman, Ryobi, Kobalt and others.
@@kentaroo.7759 I still have this saw, and it still works as it should. With that being said, I agree with you. There are better options than this one. Thanks for watching
Did you find out what that attachment you took off from the rip fence is for ?
I debating but iether hf or craftsman
Thanks for the review (nice) but I have to say protect your ears I'm 68 years old and paying the price.
"I use a 30 amp table saw at work, but, I'm not a professional!" LMAO
"adjust" = calibrate
Ever been around an older guy who has permanently lost most of his hearing? It’s pretty common, it’s sad and it’s caused by stuff what you see here.
I have one real similar does what I need. The only thing that you have to make sure is lining up the fence. It’s not very accurate so you gotta use use the ruler that was about it cut fine. You have a good pick it up. I built the stand or but we’re doing, small jobs nothing commercial in my garage $70 came up late so I’m happy with it like I said just setting it up setting up only problem
I was wondering if you could tell us how to adjust the rip fence. Mine is off a bit. Great video
Today if I get around to it I'll make a short video on my method of adjusting the fence, I'd be happy to help! Just keep an eye out for an upload
@@anthonyyoung4978 thank you sir! I'll keep a watch for it!
I Got Me A Ryobi 10 Inch Cordless Sliding Miter Saw & It's A Goodone
For $331.99 With $23.00Taxas
It Cam Out To Be $356.00Wich
Isn't A Bad Price. I Make Things Like Drinking Coasters & Repairing
Furniture.
Can you use a dado?
I agree for the price is a great saw, if you want a better one pay $500
Is this capable of ripping 2x4 in one pass and 2x6 in multiple passes?
Yes, in fact I ripped a 10' 2×4 last week at a 45° angle just fine. I would just set up some stands or an extra surface for material that length.
@@anthonyyoung4978 I think he may be confuseing ripping with resawing.
Buy those cheap ear muff in harbor freight at least 2 of them and hang it around your shop
Good idea, I normally use electronic ear pro but I left them in my range bag. Lol I'll definitely snag a couple pairs of those 👍
Hello, can you use dado on this table saw??? Thanks
I believe you can, there appears to be enough room for it, and the kerf seems to be wide enough to accommodate a dado, that's something I really want to try as well. I'll look into the specifications on the saw, I have a feeling I'm gonna have to call warriors tech department to ask. I'll let you know when I do, thanks for watching!
@@anthonyyoung4978 did you ever get an answer?
Just picked one up tonight. Was it easy to set up?
I thought it was pretty straight forward, but again, just making sure your fence gauge and bevel is zeroed before you use it is the most important. The blade was easy to get on and off. I also had to un bolt that attachment on the fence, but they should just be finger-tight nuts in the fence t-slot. Let me know how it goes for you! And if you come across any issues, make sure to mention them! Thanks for watching
@@anthonyyoung4978 no problem. I will be playing around with it tonight. Your video saved me some headaches. I wouldn’t have thought to double check the squareness of the blade angle.
I was also surprised there aren’t more videos on this particular saw. 🤷♂️
@@CommercialForest yes, it's relatively new to harbor freight and yeah mine was off by 5 degrees or so, it was pretty bad 🤣 other than that I really don't have any complaints so far, but of course if I encounter issues I'll be sure to post about it
@@anthonyyoung4978 Got it set up last night. My blade was about 1 1/2° off 90. Not obvious enough to spot it, just enough to ruin a few planks before figuring it out.
Thanks for your help.
Steel top?
The table is extensible?
There doesn't appear to be any extendable arms for this saw. But I'll double check for you!
@@anthonyyoung4978 thank's bro!
@@AngelGarcia-ig7oy couldn't find any way to extend the table portion of the saw, but if you have the saw, you can always build and extension! 🤣
Can you use a dado blade with this saw?
Yes I believe you can, there appears to be enough space on the shaft for a dado.
Just bought this, broken in the box; Harbor Freight won't take it back. It's junk, they are trash. Save up for something decent.
That doesn't make sense. They always take stuff back within 90 days. Is it because you don't have your receipt? They have pulled that on me before.
@@dangrimes5078 They entered my phone number wrong, and unlike every other modern business, they cannot or will not look up an order based on the credit card number... Just unprofessional.
Don't lose respect for your equipment. I watched my shop teacher cut his finger tips off with a electric planer...
your wife makes furniture legs and you buy a cheap saw and then complain about it...
I didn't complain about it big guy. Take it easy thanks for watching.
Just so u know the plastic push sticks are extremely dangerous! If u touch the blade it will shoot pieces extremely fast back at u!Wood sticks not as bad, sticks with foam on the ends work much better.About $15-20 or u can make ur own from a piece of "Harbor Freight" floor pads.
That's an excellent point. I do usually make my own push sticks out of pine, but that's a great tip using foam!