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

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I wrestled between dewalt and Milwaukee for weeks, but ultimately, the cordless nature of the milwaukee was WAYYYYY too convenient to pass on Its incredible what a battery can do nowadays Idk if ill ever buy a corded site saw again
Comment from : @gamer8622

How much the prize of this table saw
Comment from : @wilsonbada7746

The depth adjustment strips out I've had to replace it twice The first time it was in there shop for six months (Ryobi)
Comment from : @davidbryant5657

Can't find the Ridgid NXT 4550 in store Just the crappy versions
Comment from : @mikejd1364

The stats don’t favor the Dewalt It’s just popularity
Comment from : @TonyHarper-j7f

Thanks for keeping this under 10 minutes The LAST thing I want to do is spend a half hour listening to somebody yapping away…
Comment from : @I-Have-Fire

I think that dewalt was first to make this type of table saw and others started to copy it To me it seems that other brands silently agree that dewalt solutions are best
Comment from : @markuslappalainen6847

I've been running the Skilsaw wormdrive for abouit 4 years now It's been very good, best TS I've ever had
Comment from : @andys5562

I doubt that battery last that long You can barley get a day outta a drill 😆
Comment from : @nickl5964

I have plenty of Dewalt tools, but I'm not sure objectively how he can say that it beats out the Skil The price and options just make it the obvious choice here
Comment from : @modernmuscle9119

isn't that the DeWalt model with multiple " repeating " reports of the blade height adjustment failing, BIG TIME to hold? That is a Black Flag
Comment from : @WarrenStarCat

2024 here that Dewalt is now 100 bucks more F you Biden!
Comment from : @tree3po

Hikoki is too
Comment from : @dusandzivy898

Skil table saw not available in the UK
Comment from : @JakeSpeed69

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
Comment from : @GumbootZone

I have dewaltl and skillsaw set 99, I can rip it 2x4 on skillsaw thru, way more power and large cutting, the stand is way better
Comment from : @alansousa2488

Thank you so much I needed this video Subbed
Comment from : @phonymontana4254

Milwaukee Needs to Make a Gen 2 with Hybrid capabilities Run corded or off Battery would be a game changer
Comment from : @joxwrestling

You didn't mention or compare these to SawStop or Festool saws
Comment from : @mschuelle1316

They are all varying degrees of sht any review is an exercise in choosing the lesser evil brthat said , i do own one because of the convenance of transporting to the job site 😂
Comment from : @siriosstar4789

I would never buy a portable tablesaw from a company that doesnt focus on woodwork in some way I dont see any of these companies focusing on woodwork at all They build too many tools to have good quality and features for these type saws None of these saws has lockout controls to keep the blade from falling while doing actual woodwork All of these saws are made for general contractor jobs They arent made for any kind of precision When you look at what these saws are capable of, not one of these lives up to the name "tablesaw"
Comment from : @RonnieStanley-tc6vi

Sorry The Skil takes the trophy with all its features
Comment from : @PileofBrass

Festool : (looking down ) pathetic
Comment from : @eddyflo2978

You can't determine the best tablesaw because you didn't tested anything only compared data sheets pointless
Comment from : @didndido3638

Why am I watching this I already have one 😭
Comment from : @thedone1342

If somebody made high quality replacement table top for the most common jobsite table saws they would sell like crazy
Comment from : @s70cas7ic0

Dewalt has 54V brushless that I love to use because it is silent, I use it for a long time when I use it
Comment from : @user-hu9ci2iy8h

And what about the best Tabe Saw Makita 2704???? Most of the tested Saw´s are made in China!! Stupid test!!
Comment from : @bothornberg255

Idk what this review does besides reading spec sheets Would be nice to compare prices and put the tables through the same tests, see what comes out best
Comment from : @germanbarba4159

I'm just starting out and have very little room so a Job Site Table saw was my bet option Price and features was a big part as well After doing a bunch of research I picked up a Skil Table Saw for $250 Cant beat it when it has many features, like the worm gear for half the price plus the Legs are solid and easily fold up and it weighs 50 poundsI can throw it on a shelf up high and get it out of my way when I don't need it These reviews always confuse me because every persons application is different they all seems to have good features and have their own place If you have a wood working profession and want to invest in a Dewalt or Milwaukee that's your prerogative Skil all the way for me
Comment from : @smitty8403

I thought these products were called job-site saws? Kind of hurts the credibility of the content creator when he can't even accurately label the video Best job-site saw, table saw is an entirely different beast
Comment from : @marklaplante8675

Why no SawStop?
Comment from : @MrChipTalk

DeWalt fan boys
Comment from : @peterkolovos3079

The best is ,?
Comment from : @cirocerciello630

Best value by far seems to be the Skil And despite being a Ryobi guy myself, their table saw has to be the worst of the bunch here
Comment from : @SmoothJK

i have been thru a lot of portable saws i am torn between the skill and dewalt leaning towards dewalt thanks
Comment from : @jurgo_01

Why are you not using push sticks…keep your fingers for picking your nose
Comment from : @gobear83

very good video
Comment from : @handyman_horsens

As an experienced woodworker the danger of a rack and pinion fence when rip cutting solid timber is it produces greater risk of kick back due to the material nipping up behind the blade While it's fine for sheet materials When rip cutting solid timber the fence should only be just past the cutting point of the blade before the spindle This reduces any risk of nipping up Once the blade has made its cut the fence serves no more purpose for ripping beyond that point the wood being allowed to move behind the bladebrIn case of a rack and pinion full length fence I would recommend a secondary shorter fence clamped to itbrOn my saw I can slide the fence forward and back to allow for sheet cuts or rip
Comment from : @seanwilson471

I STILL USE My 10 CRAFTSMAN Heavy Ass 54 Year Old STEEL TABLE SAW, No Complaints,
Comment from : @corncobb7069

Thank you for the tremendously impactful video!brI think that all brands should be offering a battery/plug combo, as having this option really expands functionality big-timebrCurious why Makita table saw was not included in this contestbrIt would have been nice to take decibel noise ratings from each one to compare since this is important for those working around but not wearing ear protection
Comment from : @walterbellini

can someone tell me why a tablesaw needs to be cordless?
Comment from : @joshsmith2071

Pretty decent review but damnyou guys need some safety schoolingprimarily in push sticks
Comment from : @jimeverden2244

Not so sure about this guyhe said the winner,witch doesn’t come with a rolling stand,comes with a rolling standdid he just last minute this thing or is he reading a script?either way,he seems uneducated on the subject
Comment from : @timothybain9223

No way the Skil is considerably better
Comment from : @michaelclark7602

Update: Menards has Skil for $280 plus $30 mail in rebate$250!
Comment from : @badtolz2122

Hikoki Metabi HBT rocks!
Comment from : @robdiv5848

I need one that can cut a 4x4 into a 2x4 accurately and straight
Comment from : @JoshNoss

Makita Dewalt is still a great tool for kids or beginners who want more than Black /Deker
Comment from : @regesterw

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

Not adding the sawstop job site saw in the mix? Why not?
Comment from : @Sawfly1369

Ridgid lifetime warentee is only as good as long as they make parts After that you're screwed
Comment from : @daviddiehl-gy2sq

I dare you to turn them all on at once and see how your neighbours react 😂
Comment from : @AbitLippy

Which ones have the lowest noise?
Comment from : @AbitLippy

I'm shopping for a new table saw According to your stats, the Rigid was hands down the best pick obviously, this was promoted by dewalt lol
Comment from : @usamac4108

Skil is at $300 now
Comment from : @badtolz2122

Very powerful for size
Comment from : @hondacrx7829

The common problem with these contractor saws, in my opinion, is their sloppy fences Tables saws are unsafe with an improperly aligned fence A powerful motor with a poorly aligned fence is an accident waiting to happen
Comment from : @keithcanfield3251

But I need rack and pinion no time to keep checking lol
Comment from : @alsmith8788

I love the desalt best saw I’ve used for on job work but I also have makita which u didn’t put on list and that has been a bad ass saw for a long time
Comment from : @alsmith8788

Dewalt has a cordless version on the flexvolt platform Why was it not tested?
Comment from : @deweydecimal1446

Have been using dewalt table saws for years, in a couple of generations They are brilliant saws
Comment from : @matthewmahony9165

Table saws suck anymore I had my grandpa's Craftsman saw for nearly 20 years before things finally worn out on it that I didnt want to repair it He owned it for nearly 10 years before me It actually came with a nice size table for the cutting surface and nice heavy duty legs When I went out to all of the hardware stores, I was shocked at how they downgraded everything and ridiculously raised the costs Even when comparing the cost of the Craftsman saw in the economy 30 years ago to the cost of the saws in more recent economy (even before commi china's virus) , the manufactures have ridiculously inflated their costs to the consumer and give you less with the saw
Comment from : @tymz-r-achangin

My experience with Dewalt saws has been that the motor keeps on running after years of use, but the gears on the fence start skipping and fence goes out of square This happened to 3 saws over time, maybe there has been improvements made?br I ended up buying a Bosch when it came out and it stopped working after a year A friend checked out the electronics and ended up taking out delay start and reset safety which had fried undersize wires This was almost 10 years ago and the saw is still working
Comment from : @jorglange2666

This was an amazing video! it help me a lot to choose my new table saw
Comment from : @Huntereconomic

I wonder why, having Ridgid a bigger blade size for deeper cuts, a greater rip capacity, better than average speed, dado, brand quality, etc, it didn't even deserve a single mention, in any regrardquite suspicious! Just saying
Comment from : @julioaguilar6088

When looking at your charts, Ridgid seems to have won
Comment from : @geomikea

Hi Expert wood workers Can someone suggest a small table saw that is quiet enough to run in a condo, I'm just trying to cut small kumiko wood strips lol Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated!
Comment from : @johnnyv303

1/2 on the Skil ? Um no
Comment from : @coldspring624

Dewalt jacked up their price
Comment from : @treepizzle

I love my Bosch jobsite saw but you certainly aren't going to easily take it to any third floor walk-ups
Comment from : @bobdobbs7828

Boo! 😂
Comment from : @maxk5134

Great recién for DIY beginers like mebrThanks!brKeep On, On
Comment from : @albertoortiz3574

Ryobi? Why harbor freight is better than that garbage
Comment from : @kirkragland7563

I didn't know Steve Vai was in this business! 🎸
Comment from : @sidhree

No Saw Stop?
Comment from : @ThekiBoran

Kobalt from Lowe’s rocks
Comment from : @followme8238

Why no SawStop?
Comment from : @bauerdad

A Sawstop saw is really the best saw
Comment from : @j54701

Your wrong sir , Ryobi had the first cordless table saw and cordless miter saw , with old school blue batteries
Comment from : @WEALRO

I very much regret purchasing the Ryobi The quality left so much to be desired that I can't possibly recommend it to anyone
Comment from : @stevecam724

This video is worthless Learnt absolutely nothing!
Comment from : @robbepinsart4240

looks like the Ridgid is the best overall the two most important are price and cutting depth at 90 you need a high blade for fine trim with less bur and a portable saw is for repair not for shop
Comment from : @willtaylor1395