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Ahhhh table saws...the woodworker's best friend. Yes, you could get away without one, but we both know it makes any job a heck of lot easier. Now there are a range of table saws out there, large industrial saws, cabinet saws, and job site saws. Today we are going to be talking about a job site table saw that could be used in any kind of situation. The DEWALT 15-Amp Corded 10 in. Compact Job Site Table Saw with Stand is the ultimate compact table saw! 

The durable design provides ultimate rip-cutting performance. The table saw fence is super strong and doesn't feel flimsy at all. It locks tightly to both rails, front and back, really well. It isn't going anywhere. The 15 amp motor delivers up to 3850 RPM and powers through hardwood and pressure-treated lumber. The lightweight design (at 45 pounds it might seem like a lot, but for a table saw, come on) offers easy portability for job sites. 

We really love how all the accessories can store right there on-board. Everything from the blade change wrenches to the kick back system to the power cord all have a place to be stored. This comes in handy when you are moving around and transporting this saw all over the place to different jobs. Even if you are keeping this in a shop, you don't have to worry about keeping up with the accessories, they already have a place to be stored! 

Having the stand come with this saw is a major plus. You don't have to set it on the ground and be bent over or no more finding a few saw horses and a scrap piece of plywood. And for traveling, you just take the saw off and the stand folds up flat. 

This is a really good buy. It's actually cheaper to go ahead and buy this saw with the stand than just by itself. You can check it out at The Home Depot, or click here to look at it online! 

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