All language subtitles for Best Portable Job Site Table Saw Milwaukee, DeWalt, Skilsaw, Ridgid, Ryobi

we gathered eight flagship table saws

from the best brands across the power

tool industry and today we're gonna

compare them all in one video let's get

started

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first let's take a look at each of the

competitors

this is the milwaukee m18 fuel table saw

the 2736 is the only table saw milwaukee

tool offers but it's a good one it's

also cordless running on the company's

m18 battery platform it features a rack

and pinion fence system and we found

that it provided very confident cutting

through sheet goods sporting an eight

and a quarter inch blade and turning the

brushless motor at 6300 rpm milwaukee is

already pushing for the top spot in this

head to head you really can't tell this

tool runs on a battery it doesn't

hesitate on either rip or cross cuts

milwaukee also included one key

technology so you get tool tracking

inventory management and more

you're not going to want to miss this

one dewalt comes in swinging with their

10 inch table saw this model has been

around for nearly 10 years and it's

still setting the benchmark for

performance there's plenty of power

coming from its 15 amp motor accuracy is

excellent and it's got a wider table

than many of the other job site saws we

tested the stand while not a scissor

style model does a really good job

providing stability during cuts it also

folds down into a much more compact

package all that plus a very reasonable

price tag make this one of the most

complete options available on the market

the skill saw brand has a couple of

portable table saws to choose from and

the model we chose

is the only worm drive saw in our entire

head-to-head running at 5000 rpm but

with tons of torque this saw has the

strongest overall cutting of any of the

models we've tested it's a little lean

in rip capacity compared to some of the

other choices on our list and it only

handles half inch dados however it's

plenty wide enough to take care of half

sheet rip cuts it's also got what we

call an extremely solid build quality

and it includes a really durable rolling

stand with massive 16 inch wheels to let

you roll over any job site terrain

if the worm drive table saw from skill

saw is a bit more than you need then its

little brother from skill might be just

up your alley skills 10 inch table saw

gets excellent cutting power provided by

the tool's 15 amp motor the rack and

pinion fence system makes it easy to

keep your cuts square even if you're new

to using a table saw this is one of the

only saws in our field to feature an

integrated stand and we love how easy it

is to flip out the legs and get to work

once it's set up the saw is remarkably

stable for a table saw that targets the

diy market

also targeting the diy market ryobi's

eight and a quarter inch table saw is

perfect for those of you already on

their oneplus platform

this is ryobi's first cordless table saw

and it's got all the basic features you

could ask for the hp brushless motor can

spin the eight and a quarter inch blade

up to 4 500 rpm to get the best results

be sure to pair this saw with a high

performance 4 amp hour battery or even

their 6 amp hour pack the saw is compact

though with only 12 inches of rip

capacity to the right of the blade keep

that in mind before making your purchase

decision

this is the bosch 4100 xc the successor

to their very popular workhorse 4000

series table saws

the xc model has a larger rip capacity

of 30 inches but it takes a hit in the

speed category clocking in as our

slowest table saw at 3 650 rpm now that

low speed doesn't make it underpowered

it still puts that 15 amp motor to work

driving the 10 inch blade through

anything from hardwoods to

pressure-treated lumber this is also one

of the few saws that didn't feature a

rack and pinion fence with that said

bosch's stout square lock fence is a

significant upgrade to some of the

lesser fences we've used they also added

a handy lockout feature to the power

switch

and of course the gravity rise stand

remains one of our favorites it folds up

quickly and easily and it takes up less

space than some others in terms of pure

square footage it also includes leveling

feet and that keeps you stable on uneven

surfaces

corded or cordless it's an age-old

question but with matabo's 36-volt

multi-vault table saw you don't have to

decide you get both

metabo hbt joins the competition with

its full 10-inch saw which features a

monster 35 inch rip capacity and a great

rack and pinion fence system it's

currently the only hybrid table saw

we're aware of by using the metabo hpt

ac adapter you can switch back and forth

between using the saw with a 36 volt

battery or plugging it into an extension

cord when you need unlimited run time

with a 5000 rpm blade speed it's not the

fastest battery powered saw but it

matches what we expect in terms of the

power and performance of a corded tool

and that seems to be the intent

rounding out our top table saws is the

ridgid it's a fan favorite and at a

price point that won't break the bank

ridgid's had a lot of table saws over

the years but this update upgrades to a

rack and pinion fence system it also

supports rip cuts up to 32 and a half

inches the 10 inch blade spins at a

maximum 5000 rpm which is plenty to

slice through sheet goods you get all

that in a sturdy rolling stand for less

than 500

so now that you've seen the competition

let me tell you a little bit about what

we look for when deciding our top picks

when it comes to table saws size matters

blade size and table size that is recent

changes in safety requirements are

driving saws to shift to an eight and a

quarter inch blade on table saws with

smaller tables even so these eight and a

quarter inch models still use 15 amp

motors which gives them a lot of cutting

strength we recommend that the overall

table size gives you at least 24 inches

of cutting width and that gives you

enough to rip a sheet of plywood in half

and cover just about any other type of

cut you're likely to make

high accuracy is something you should

expect from your portable job site table

saw and most of this concerns the fence

we try to avoid fences that you can

easily lock down while they're out of

square for those you can push to the

side when you start feeding material

against them the design we find

ourselves drawn to the most is the

highly accurate locking rack and pinion

fence a knob on the front runs the fence

on a geared track and that keeps both

sides of the fence 100 square in our

opinion it's the best solution out there

stability and portability are two key

areas that affect one another a

lightweight option might seem appealing

as it makes your saw much more portable

but shedding those pounds can sacrifice

some stability this can also play into

how accurately the table saw cuts for

example if your legs are wobbly or the

cutting surface is uneven you're just

not going to make it straight of a cut

we prefer a mobile saw on a dedicated

stand that's heavy enough to resist

shifting we want high stability and

airless wheels that can roll over dirt

grass and debris on a job site that's

not something that's in everyone's

budget so if you can't grab a rolling

stand we recommend using a pair of

stable saw horses or if you plan to use

it in your shop bolt that saw down to a

solid table or a workbench

if you're primarily using your portable

table saw outside dust collection may

not be a big priority if however you use

it in a shop or indoors that's a

different story make sure you have the

right hose adapter and use a high cfm

shop vac for the best dust collection

also shop vacs typically work better

than dust extractors on larger debris

like sawdust so look for something with

a wider hose diameter

before we crown a winner we've compiled

all the specs and data from our tests

and compiled them into some charts to

help you as you choose between models

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so at the end of the day

really any and all of these table saws

provide great solutions for job site

portability and power

but we know how much you guys love when

we don't pick a winner

you hate it

so that brings us to this saw the dewalt

dwe 7491 our pick for the best portable

jobsite table saw

a combination of state-of-the-art

features and excellent cutting

performance is what puts dewalt at the

very top of our list years ago it was

the first model we ever tested with a

rack and pinion fence and it continues

to give you excellent accuracy when

ripping it has a wider table than many

of the saws we tested and the rolling

stand gives it a nice stable platform

throw in a reasonable 529 dollar price

tag and it's the most complete option

available at least in our team's opinion

there you have it dewalt takes the crown

for our best portable job site table saw

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