15 Amp 10-Inch Jobsite Table Saw with Folding Stand-TS6307-00 | Folding stand

After a lot of research, I found that this was the best saw for me in my price range that would allow growth with additional capability. I had been warned in some of that research that the miter gauge is a weak point. That turned out to be true. It is only 12" long and has a very small surface. Cross cutting a 3/4" 30"x12" board turned out to be more than I was comfortable with the included miter gauge as it was hard to handle. So I am replacing that with a better one before completing that project. (currently waiting for it). When cross cutting small trim pieces, that was far more tolerable. The fence, adjust ability, ... all worked extremely well. I went through the setup and checked all alignments. It came from the factory perfectly aligned everywhere. Rip cuts that fit on this are a joy compared to my having tried to use a circular saw and straight edge before getting this. From the photos, you might think stability would be an issue. Stability isn't an issue at all. That was proven out when I found I was comfortable ripping 23/32" 4x8 sheets of plywood on this by myself. It is a massive step up from the circular saw I had been trying to use. Saved me from having to buy a track saw. A track saw would still be required if your rip is over the approximately 25" max rip capacity. With a vacuum attached, sawdust is not an issue at all with only a tiny amount of saw dust left on the surface after a day of cutting. Instructions are great. I needed an education since it has been 45 years since my wood shop classes and working with my Dad on his table saw. One concern is if you read the instructions, they state that the kerf of the blade that you use must be .1" or greater to be compatible with the riving knife and prevent kickback. However, most of the blades I found were under that. I ended up going with one that was .098" and that has been cutting like a dream without issue. If you order this saw, I would recommend you order a better miter gauge if you don't have one. Otherwise you will have downtime while you wait for the better miter gauge. At the time of writing this, I have not used the advanced features like bevels, miters, dado, or rabbits. In short, I would buy this again. Just know you will need to additionally have: - better saw blades - dust collection - better miter gauge

The resolution to my woodworking hobby! A table saw is sooooooo versatile. The reason I bought the Skil table saw is for the Rack and Pinion Fence rails ensuring fence stays parallel to blade, micro adjustment capability, the built-in foldable stand/legs, durability, and lastly pricing. Table length 25", rip capacity is 25.5" (length) and 24" wide, blade capacity is 10" and can be installed 8" dado blade set (though I have not tried this because I don't have a dado blade yet). Though it has a dust port elbow, having a container is a little help, saw dust is inevitable so I am working on a shop-vac to minimize the spread of it. I never keep the factory blades, my go to carbide are Diablo blades. Disclaimer: I am a woodworking novice, so for me this table saw is enough for the things I do in the house.

I was surprised by how good this saw actually is. I had to adjust the riving knife a very small amount(probably wasn't enough to matter) I tweaked the angle adjustment a tiny amount to get it perfectly 90 degrees to the table and adjusted the indicator so it showed the true angle. Everything else was spot on out of the box. It's light enough to easily loaded into the back of a truck or SUV. The folding legs make it easy to setup and take down. It also has a lever on the legs if you're on uneven surfaces. I made a resaw fence from some birch plywood and tested the cutting depth Ads say 3 1/2" cutting depth, mine will cut 3 5/8" so I can easily resaw a 2" x 8" (1.5" x 7 1/4") with this saw. This saw does everything I need it to do. The rack & pinion fence adjustment makes adjusting the fence very easy and accurate. The saw has plenty of power to rip through pressure treated and hardwood. The miter slots are accurate and the included miter attachment does a decent job although their are better miter attachments available. Build 2 or 3 jigs and an outfeed table you'll be able to do pretty much anything with this saw that can be done on a table saw. I don't know why I see some negative reviews; I think these saws are sourced from varies suppliers and some of them are sketchy. Mine came brand spanking new with no blemishes or defects of any sort. IMO; it would be difficult to find a more capable saw for the money.

A handy and functional table saw that stows easily in your garage and is nicely priced. Ripping 1x or 2x boards with a circular saw is a huge pain. A bench saw requires a sturdy table you can screw or clamp to. Not to mention panel stock is too big for the fence. I upgraded to this saw and it fits the home DIY bill perfectly! Reasonable price, compact storage, and adequate functionality for most tasks. This and my 12 inch miter will probably more than serve my DIY lumber needs for the rest of my days! On the other hand, there are a lot of plastic parts. I would consider it a light to moderate duty tool, not heavy duty, and I would not use it for major construction projects unless I expected it to be short lived. It will probably not hold up to the stress for a long time and fail under an extended heavy load.

I was shopping around for the best table saw with the budget I had at the end of last year. This particular table saw had a good rating for a budget table. It is worth mentioning that this is the first table saw that I have purchased and used. This was priced at $279 at the time of order. Even at the current price of $329 this is still a good buy. Initially I was not expecting too much out of this table but I have been very impressed with it. The legs are very sturdy and there is a way to get the table level on the ground with the feature of the foot clamp at the bottom of one of the legs as shown in my picture. This table comes with a 10" 24T blade so this can be used right out of the box. Setting this table up was okay except as I mentioned earlier I have no experience so I did have a little trouble with regards to fitting the blade and guard. The instructions are comprehensive but I would say the diagrams are not really as clear as they should be and there was missing information (for example) as to where to locate the blade wrenches, I couldn't find any mention of the location anywhere in the instructions. It took me a while to locate the blade wrenches, I eventually found them underneath the table, I have included a picture of this for reference. Also included in my pictures are photos of the accessories which all have a storage space which makes this table neat and compact. I found that this table saw cuts well and the rip fence was easy to position and use. As with all tools I do believe with some care this table will last a while. This is a great table saw for beginners or to use on home projects. In my opinion this is worth the investment and overall I believe this deserves a full 5 star rating. **NOTE: The blade wrenches are already attached to the table underneath as shown in my picture.**

Iam a machinist and of coarse picky! This thing was all aligned nicely, smooth moving fence and blade adjustments, blade guard is sturdy but would rather it came with a zero clearance the a dado gap style. Yeah its loud, its a table saw! Lighter then it looks, easy to move with the handle and legs retracted, really easy to store. The miter guage isn't to great, like most. But ia. Happy with my purchase. It runs smooth cuts nicely even on hardwood.

If you’ve ever wanted to feel like Thor but with slightly more precision and a lot more sawdust, the SKIL 10” Table Saw is here to grant your wish. This beast comes loaded with features that make cutting wood feel less like a chore and more like a magic trick (minus the rabbit). First up, the rack and pinion fence rails. Translation: the fence actually stays straight, unlike that cousin who swore he’d “eyeball it” and now has a bookshelf that leans like it’s auditioning for Pisa. This thing glides smoother than butter on a hot pancake. Then there’s the integrated folding stand. The legs fold up so quickly you’d think they were dodging child support payments. One second it’s a rock-solid workbench, the next it’s folded away and stored like it was never there. Great for garages that are already packed with “someday projects.” Parallel blade alignment is another gem. You can micro-adjust the blade so it lines up perfectly, which means no more swearing at lumber that somehow has a mind of its own. Your cuts will be straighter than your grandpa’s opinion on politics. Speaking of cuts, the 4x4 cutting capacity means this saw will happily chew through lumber like a hungry beaver at an all-you-can-eat buffet. Add in the 2–47° bevel capacity, and suddenly you’re not just cutting wood—you’re crafting “artisan angles” your neighbor will be jealous of. Oh, and the dust port elbow? Genius. Instead of sneezing through a fog of sawdust and questioning your life choices, this little feature politely escorts the mess straight into a container. Cleanup becomes so easy you might actually do it. In short: this SKIL table saw is powerful, portable, and precise. It’s like the Swiss Army knife of saws, if the Swiss Army were really into woodworking. Highly recommended for anyone who likes their cuts clean, their storage simple, and their excuses for crooked projects eliminated.

This is a 5 star saw if you are using it for home projects. It probably would not stand up to regular daily use on a construction site but other reviewers may have experience using it in a construction environment and might disagree. Having said that, it is plenty powerful and accurate for most home projects. I used it to rip long thick Mahogany boards and it did so with ease. As with any power tool don't force feed it and it will cut hardwoods very well. I am impressed with the clever design. All of the accessories, rip fence, miter gauge etc. store on the saw and the whole thing folds to a very easy to store size. The saw was adjusted very well at the factory but I checked all the adjustments per the manual and did some fine tuning. The adjustments are easy to do and I found the cuts to be clean, smooth and accurate. There is a lot of plastic used in this saw but that is how they keep the price way under all the other major brand manufacturers. How these parts hold up over time is yet to be seen but it comes with a 3 year warranty. I had a 50 year old table Craftsman table saw I inherited from my dad but after restoring it and using it a few times there was no place to store it - it was big and built like a tank. This saw suits my current needs and since it will not be used on a regular basis I hope it will last for a number of years. I recommend this for a DIY and home use but I defer to other reviewers for any job site type of use. For heavy use you might want to compare the Makita or Dewalt saws. I like the convenience, power, accuracy and thoughtful design of the Skill table saw. One final note: several reviewers have mentioned that the throat plate is made of plastic, mine is cast aluminum and is adjustable which may be a change since the earlier production runs. I purchased in October 2025.

天板がだれてハジの方で真っ直ぐじゃなかった。 ちょっと残念。 でも他は扱いやすくて良いとおもいます。 高い金払ったんで、楽しみながらやっていきます。

I just returned a new Ridgid 4518 because it was impossible to square and set up. It was very cheap material wise which really surprised me because I am a fan of Ridgid. Don't buy it. Save up until you can spare $200 more and buy this Skil. It is really amazing. Accurate and square right out of the box. The rack and pinion fence adjustment is so good. Truly a well engineered tool. Lots of power and finally a saw that controls the dust fairly well. I have a lot of confidence in the saw which is important when working with a tool of this nature. Highly recommend you get this tool in your shop.

No podría haber otra mejor opcion. La compre debido a las excelentes reseñas que encontré en vídeos (de americanos) y concuerdo completamente. Es muy practica para transportar, muy precisa con el mecanismo de gusano para la guía, fácil de calibrar, potente —incluso más potente que la DeWalt, porque tambien la probé— y duradera. La he trabajado por dos años casi a diario y sigue dándole. El único pero que le pongo es que es muy ruidosa en comparación con la DeWalt y la Bosch de esta gama.

Estoy súper satisfecho con esta sierra de banco. Muy manual, del tamaño preciso que buscaba; ligera; cumple con todas mis necesidades, el motor es bastante potente para una herramienta no de uso industrial. En síntesis, la recomiendo ampliamente. (por cierto, tardó una eternidad en llegarme, pero pronto lo olvidé cuando la empecé a usar )

Perfect size for hobbyists. Didn't want to lug around a frame and wheels. And the saw came zeroed on all adjustments. Great saw for the price. And customer service was fantastic at getting it to me when I needed it.