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As a wise woodworker you know you need the best table saw for furniture making so your pieces come out perfect. Read our review of the top 5 choices and invest in your favorite one today!
Top 5 Table Saws for Making Furniture
 | Dewalt DWE7491RS Table Saw with Rolling Stand | |
 | SKIL 10 Inch Table Saw with Folding Stand | |
 | SAWSTOP Cabinet Saw | |
 | Bosch 4100-09 10" Table Saw | |
 | Ridgid Portable Table Saw with Stand |
1. Dewalt DWE7491RS Table Saw with Rolling Stand
This table saw is produced by popular and high quality brand, DeWalt and, as you would expect from this leading manufacturer, it is strong and efficient. Its stand has been designed to be portable and easy to store away, however as it is made from aluminum it is exceptionally lightweight, weighing just 33 pounds while being able to withstand a weight capacity of up to 200 pounds.
Quick release levers enable the user to fold up the stand once work is complete and the large wheels make movement a breeze, while the rubber feet prevent any sliding on slippery surfaces.
The DeWalt 7491RS is equipped with a 24 tooth blade for rough cutting, but is also compatible with a 50 tooth carbide blade which is perfect for cabinet making.
This machine has also been designed with safety in mind with an on/off switch lockout feature to prevent accidental start ups, an oversized lever to activate an emergency stop and a blade guard.
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2. SKIL 10 Inch Table Saw with Folding Stand
If you are making furniture in your home workshop on a low budget, this 10″ table saw from SKIL is an excellent purchase.
With a well-made and clearly marked deck and fence, this table saw enables precise cutting while the blade guard is a useful safety feature.
The folding stand is very sturdy and capable while being conveniently designed for simple storage in smaller spaces.
The motor is high quality and thanks to the rail system which lowers and raises the blade it is very stable and strong, especially when performing Dado cuts – a feature which is rarely found on a low cost table saw.
This model also has a riving knife safety feature to guard against kickback and the quick disconnect for the blade guard allows easy installation and removal.
The on board storage means that you can keep everything stored conveniently in one place when the saw is not in use.
It's also fairly easy to assemble out of the box, and can be put together in around half an hour.
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3. SAWSTOP Cabinet Saw
The large and sturdy SawStop table saw has a 3 horsepower motor which operates at 220 volts ensuring an adequate amount of power for even professional applications.
Supporting the use of all 10″ blades and 8″ Dado sets, the integrated 36″ T-Glide fence system ensures very accurate cutting and precise measurements.
While this is a very large and heavy machine, it is convenient to use, permitting tool free, quick changes of blade guards, anti-kickback pawls and riving knives.
It also has an excellent dust collection system, collecting 99% of all dust produced above and below the table for smoother running and easier clean ups.
The SawStop cabinet saw is perfect for those who are concerned about the safety issues surrounding the use of table saws as it has unparalleled safety features including a patented electronic safety system which can detect human skin and operate a fast acting brake to protect the user from accidental injuries.
There is also a lockout key to prevent accidental start ups and an oversized start/stop switch.
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4. Bosch 4100-09 10" Table Saw
From the popular Bosch brand, this table saw is durable and precise, while being equipped with the innovative Smart Guard System comprising anti-kickback pawls, a riving knife system and a modular blade guard for extra user safety.
The sturdy base features carrying handles for excellent portability from job to job.
This table saw is the ideal choice for delivering high quality finished products in a short span of time.
The stand has large wheels for easier transportation and a gravity rise system, and its collapsible design allows you to store this machine away conveniently whenever it is not in use.
Thanks to the powder coated finish, the stand also enjoys a long lifespan.
The Soft Start feature allows for smooth start ups while the large tabletop allows for a 25″ rip capacity that is suited to working with larger materials thanks to its extended width of 40.5″.
Operating at a horsepower of 4, this powerful table also features a 40 tooth carbide tipped blade for excellent and smooth cutting capacity.
Because of the Bosch's arbor lock system, changing the blade couldn’t be simpler.
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5. Ridgid Portable Table Saw with Stand
While this table saw is hefty, weighing in at 95 pounds, it is certainly strong and durable, offering a large 30.25″ x 21 surface made from cast aluminum while still remaining relatively portable for extra convenience.
The stand is made in a barrow design and can be rotated by using a foot lever into transport mode allowing for ease of movement.
This table saw comes equipped with a 36 tooth ATB carbide tipped blade, however it is compatible with a range of other blades to suit furniture making and it also has the capacity to cut dados with an additional throat plate which can be added on.
The telescopic fence allows for making wide cuts and for cutting full size sheets.
This RIGID saw has some good safety features including a blade guard, anti-kickback pawls and a riving knife and the tool-less adjustment system allows for quick removal and addition of these features.
The design of the blade adjustment knob enables the user to control the angle and height of the blade conveniently from a single dial and the on board storage allows for convenient storage of the miter gauge and push stick when not in use.
There is also an integrated dust port allowing for quick and easy clean ups after work is complete.
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