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The best jobsite table saws can make your next job or woodworking project run smoothly! We reviewed a bunch of table saws that are perfect for the jobsite, home improvement projects, or upgrading your woodworking workshop and found 10 of our favorites to share with you here. Before we get into the reviews, let’s take a look at a few key features you should be familiar with when shopping for a new table saw to take to your next jobsite.
Saw Size: The size of the saw blade is typically around 10”, but can vary depending on the size of the machine. Some of the saws we reviewed come with extra blades, or you can swap in specialty blades for specific jobs.
Rip Capacity: The rip capacity is the table width to the right of the saw blade. A larger rip capacity means you can cut wider pieces of wood without extra supports. Smaller rip capacity is great for smaller jobs or small spaces.
Stand: While table saws are meant to sit on a table, workbench, or the ground, that’s not always ideal on the jobsite. Many saws we reviewed come with a stand, so you can use your table saw without a table available!
On Wheels: In addition to a stand for your saw, some come with wheels for extra convenience! Wheels allow you to move your heavy table saw around the jobsite, or take it back to your truck at the end of the day.
Size: If you have limited space in your garage, work shed, or pickup truck, make sure to get a portable table saw that fits your space! Many of them can easily slide under your workbench or hang vertically to save space.
Warranty: As always, whenever you invest in job tools or equipment, check out the company’s warranty policy. That way, if something bad happens to your new portable table saw, the company will stand by their product and fix or replace it!
Now that you have a good idea of what features you need in a jobsite table saw, let’s get into the reviews! We found 10 versatile, heavy-duty, convenient table saw that you could take to and from the jobsite, or leave in your workshop for everyday projects. If you don’t have time to read about all 10, that’s fine! Start with the Top Pick and Budget Pick, and then come back later to read about the rest! Let’s get started!