Summary:
The video reviews 6 different table saws and the narrator goes into detail about the features of each saw.
The first table saw reviewed is the Hitachi 10 Inch Jobsite Table Saw with Fold and Roll Stand, model number C10RJ. This saw is ideal for anyone on the job site looking to make cross cuts, rip lumber, and cut dados. It features a powerful direct drive universal 15 amp motor that produces 4,500 rpms. It also has a soft start to reduce noise and recoil at startup, and an electric brake to halt the rotation of the blade within seconds for added safety. The working table size measures 28 and three-quarters by 22 inches with an outfeed support for additional material support. With its telescoping table extension set up on the right, it can support a max of 35 inch rip capacity, the largest in its class to date. The 10 inch blade can bevel between zero to 45 degrees for cuts ranging from three and one-eighth inch at zero degrees to two and a quarter inches at 45 degrees. The saw also includes overload protection with automatic shut off to prevent damage to the motor. The table saw also comes with a two and a half inch dust port located at the rear that can be easily connected to a shop vac or other dust collection system. It weighs 96 pounds and comes with a two-year warranty.
The second table saw reviewed is the SKILSAW 10 Inch Heavy Duty Worm Drive Table Saw with Stand. This saw features a Diablo blade and Skill Saw's legendary worm drive powertrain. It also has a rack and pinion fence system for quick adjustments and a left side support for managing extra large stock. The saw also has a dust chute and elbow for dust collection. The rugged stand features 16-inch wheels and the saw folds up with the push of a lever for easy transport. The saw comes with a 180-day money-back guarantee.
The video does not explicitly state which table saw is the best, but it does go into detail about the features of each saw so that viewers can make an informed decision about which saw is right for them.
