Quick Answer: For cabinet work and precision, the DeWalt DWE7491RS dominates. DIYers on a budget love the SKIL TS6307-00.
Table saws are the heart of any workshop. We tested 8 models on accuracy, power, and safety features through hundreds of cuts.
Best Table Saws
DeWalt DWE7491RS
15-amp motor handles hardwood all day. 32½” rip capacity tackles full sheets. Rolling stand for easy storage.
Pros: Excellent fence, rack-and-pinion adjustments, dust port
Cons: Heavy at 90 lbs with stand
Bosch 4100XC-10
Gravity-rise stand deploys in seconds. Smart guard system for safer operation.
Pros: Quick setup, smooth cuts, anti-kickback pawls
Cons: Smaller 25″ rip capacity
SKIL TS6307-00
Under $300 with decent accuracy. Perfect starter saw for hobby woodworkers.
Pros: Very affordable, solid fence, self-aligning blade guard
Cons: No rolling stand, basic miter gauge
Our Testing
- Accuracy: Repeated crosscuts measured with digital calipers
- Power: Rip cuts through 8/4 oak and maple
- Safety: Tested blade guards and anti-kickback features
Buyer’s Guide
Jobsite vs cabinet saw? Jobsite saws are portable but less accurate. Cabinet saws are stationary and precision machines.
What about SawStop? Excellent safety tech but 2-3x more expensive. Worth it for production shops.
Bottom Line
Get the DeWalt DWE7491RS for serious woodworking. The SKIL TS6307-00 is perfect for beginners and weekend projects.
