Best Table Saw? Milwaukee, DeWalt, Skilsaw, Ridgid [2024]

If you're looking for the best table saw in 2023, you've come to the right place. In this video, we've gathered 8 flagship table saws from Milwaukee, DeWalt, Ryobi, Ridgid, Bosch, Skil, Metabo HPT, and Skilsaw and put them head to head. We look at all the specifications and features that make these saws unique, as well as price, performance, design, and much more. If you're in the market for a portable job site table saw, you will know which one is best for you after watching this video.

0:00 Intro
0:25 Milwaukee 2736
1:04 DeWalt DWE7491
1:35 Skilsaw SPT99-12
2:09 Skil TS6307-00
2:38 Ryobi PBLTS01
3:08 Bosch 4100XC-10
3:59 Metabo HPT C3610DRJQ4
4:41 Ridgid R4550
5:12 Blade and Table Size
5:37 Accuracy
6:03 Stability and Portability
6:44 Dust Collection
7:05 Charts & Data
8:08 Best Portable Jobsite Table Saw

#Saws #Tools #review

[StillLivinginthewoods]

The Skil brand saw seems like a great deal, considering it was in the middle of most of the charts, yet is the cheapest by a good bit.

[tjkrueger]

Have had the Skilsaw wormdrive model for a few years... the torque will spoil you, but the rolling stand is worth the price of admission.

[baseballdude]

The Metabo HPT has been a workhorse both in shop and jobsite
Due to using one of our table saws with our off grid sawmill we needed the largest table and blade thus we chose the Metabo HPT and have been very pleased with both of our Multivolt saws
We also use the AC adapter whenever we have access to power and need longer run time which all of these table saws eat batteries
This helps save longevity on the batteries and we don't need so many for our other high run tools like the SDS Max rotary hammer, vacuum, mitre saw, grinder, router etc

[myhandymanharry]

We (I) chose the Milwaukee cordless table saw because of its versatility and being cordless we can use it anywhere. We do complete home remodels and restoration where electrical power is rarely available. There is a collection of cordless brands in our tool collection including Dewalt, Metabo, Ryobi and Rigid. Each one serves a function and our experience has narrowed these down the the performance we need on a jobsite. I will say we run three crews and they beat tools to death - they don't buy them - and of the ones I mentioned will take abuse not one of them will burn out any faster than the other.

[djjinerson]

I think the best value proposition is the skil……for the price you are getting a lot there

[glennvelarde]

I bought my Dewalt 7492 long before I saw this video. Now I'm so glad I bought what turned out to be the best!!

[johnbayliss]

I have a skill worm gear the best never bogs down always accurate and beautiful to work with thank you

[cwoodside]

The Skilsaws 10” table saw is the one to get. Mine was nearly trued from the factory. Only had to adjust the rip fence rotating feature and make sure everything else was square. Everything else was square and ready to go.

[carbonstar]

I've had the Dewalt for a few years now and have been pretty happy with it. Without going up to a Sawstop in price or some other more premium brand I think it is about as good as it gets for jobsite saws.

[justAnotherMike]

For a portable tool review/comparison I wish you'd have included folded size and weight. It would give some indication of ease of loading/unloading into/from a vehicle.

[ATthemusician]

The 10 inch DeWalt with rolling stand is just 👌 I got it nearly $200 off with military/labor day savings

[konjikisx]

Out of all the saw I tested the skill was the most s on solidly built overall best built. It needed some minor adjustments to be perfectly true to the table. The DeWalt was better calibrated out box but cutting performance was meh. Overall the Bosch was the most disappointing. (Didn't live up to the hype). I've had the skill for 4 years zero regret.

[joshua]

i have the milwaukee and just purchased the dewalt, never thought i’d be so thankful to be able to plug in a tool but yeah... love the dewalt. & the mobile stand is a a big plus.

[genesishep]

The small Skil table saw has an adjustable leg to stabilize it on uneven surfaces, you used it as an example of an unstable stand but failed to state this, not a very accurate representation overall. You really should correct this considering the value for the price.

[matthewmahony]

Have been using dewalt table saws for years, in a couple of generations. They are brilliant saws.

[GumbootZone]

I have the Bosch (and older model) and recently bought the Bosch 18v cordless. I was shocked at how well it worked and how much power it had! It also has the rack & pinion fence and an 8-1/4 inch blade. Cuts extremely smoothly and is very stable.

[zafrullabadrudin]

I have a Elu up and under since 1984 and still running strong stable and accurate.

[mdavid]

Yo I've said this before you guys really drove my decision to choose SKIL no matter what my hater ass boss was telling me. I've been all over putting all my pwr core 20 tools to work. And I mean work

[rtgray]

I've been using my Kobalt for about 3 years now. Wish it had a rack&pinion fence but, I bought it new with a 5 year warranty for $229 and it does just fine.

[nickc]

Me: Considering getting the Ridgid and looking for comments mentioning the ridgid.
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