99% of Beginners Don't Know This About Table Saws

So what exactly is the difference between a job site table saw, a contractor saw, and a professional or cabinet saw? The short answer... A LOT! I made this video to cover all of those differences so that you can make an informed decision when buying your first or next table saw.

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[dottyjyoung]

And those of us who are self-taught end up having skill gaps. Thanks for this. I'd love one on routers.

[scottgarzell]

Wonderful series idea. Great for all wood workers getting started or a refresher for the more experienced. Planers would be a good series as well.

[graywolf]

Been watching your channel for a while now.
First thank you for what you do, teaching, and showing us the sales side, what sells, and how to create the product.
Second, teaching the differences between pieces of equipment, from beginning to professional and price points.
You're awesome man, I'm beginning to get the confidence in a steady future,
Love your channel, again thank you for what you do.

[terrycrouch]

Adjusting the fence for routers for different size bits. Love the Channel

[G.I.JeffsWorkbench]

Matthew, great rundown on Table Saws. Could you please add Bandsaws to your “back to basics” line up? Thanks for making us smarter!

[WomanUnfiltered]

Another great video. Available space is reason I went with what i refer to as the starter table saw. Honestly, building mostly small projects its all I've needed. Id love tips on jigsaws. I tend to battle with geting cuts as smooth as possible, especially if there's a lot of curves.

[Griffinwoodworks]

Thank you sir. I had to find some of this out the hard way. I’d like to suggest one on planers and jointers. They often get lumped into the same category like you can’t have one without the other, and as you know, one is more of a luxury tool if you have a planer and table saw.

[sellarsr]

Mathew I want to say thank you so much for all you do, I haven’t 2 1/2 years bc I’m filling for disability and I have gotten so depressed the last 6 months but I ran across one of your u-tube videos and it brought me back to life, I fill better now then I have In a looting I have always loved carpentry and wood working but learned from trile and error until NOW you are a great teacher so after Christmas im gonna try and get some shop tools.

[simplyblessed]

I have a Ryobi jobsite saw that I bought for my birthday in July; I finally got up the courage to use it

[alexreid]

Great idea for a new series. So long as it doesn’t detract from you sharing with us things that sell then I’m all for it.

[paulrooster]

Wifey got me a
DEWALT DWE7491RS Table Saw, for my Birthday.
It was a HUGE upgrade from my old black&decker firestorm I bought like 12 yrs ago for $75.00 . I had wanted to get one of the Big Rigid Saws that use to be like $350, but then jumped to around $800. Being a weekend Wood Butcher it just wasn't practical.
I must say I'm very impressed & pleased with this
DEWALT DWE7491RS Table Saw. It's very Accurate an Affordable.

[gregschroeder]

My father designed and built a large addition to our house in the early 70's. He did all the work on the addition except for the rock fireplace wall, blowing the popcorn ceiling and pouring the foundation.
I was young but he introduced me to woodworking and peaked my interests as I recall the many projects he built for friends, family and the church.
I am semi-retired but would love to be fully retired by earning that extra money doing what my father did in his spare time.
These videos have inspired me to pursue this ambition and the new series is helping to get my beginners workshop up and running.
Thank you Mr Peech for giving me the courage to take this step. As you always say, "you can do it."

[cherriemater]

Thank you. Someday I will have my own shop and now I can begin my inventory list for what I will purchase when I receive my inheritance and can make all my dreams a reality. 😊

[John-ytzr]

Great information, I’m just getting back into woodworking and bought a new miter saw this weekend, I will be buying a table saw next week, a job site saw, trying to make some side money for now. Watched your video on the kreg pocket hole jig, bought it and made a workbench today using it. Lots of useful information here, thanks so much for helping us newbies out!

[billcooke]

Building a table for my table saw now for an old craftsman table saw. Still works well and got it when my father passed, so I'm trying to hold onto it as long as I can. Its the middle grade, cast top, steel rails fence is heavy as well. Making the table so I can take it outside my shop on the nicer days. I have a 10' X 16' shed I work out of and the table will definitly come in handy. Thank you for all your videos they are very informative for a somewhat beginner

[ShariDv]

I’m so excited you’re doing this series- you can inspire someone to become a woodworker/ think out of the stumbled across you during the planning (?) stage- (you were cold/ your boys were helpful with the walls. I’ve been glued ever since.

[chrisflavelle]

I started with a screamer(direct drive) that worked for what I needed it for. Unfortunately had to stop my hobby for a while, when I moved to a property with no garage and stupid poor access to the basement. When I finally got a garage, I was lucky enough to inherit(though he's still alive and well) my father's Rockwell/Beaver Contractor Style table saw. Still cuts straight and true. Much quieter as well due to the belt drive instead of Direct drive. Would love to move up to a cabinet saw at some point, but the projects don't require it at the moment. Looking forward to more of this type of video as well as the regular videos. Stay safe.

[ReadySetHomesteadUSA]

Great info! I’m about to start my side hustle with goal of it becoming my full time gig. I’m about to get a table saw so this was very helpful

[kathyseacrist]

This information is exactly what I need. Thank you!

[RAcreativewoodworks]

Well done Matthew and I would like to see one on routers and common bits