SKIL 3410-02 10-Inch Table Saw with Folding Stand

Great saw! I will say this right off..."MAKE SURE YOU READ THE MANUAL AND FOLLOW THE SETUP INSTRUCTIONS". I am a manual reader. I read manuals for everything. I want to know the features and proper usage of anything that I buy. It saves me hours of headaches later. I proceeded to devour the manual and then set up everything accordingly and it worked wonderfully! Cuts are perfectly square and the size they should be. This may sound obvious, but things do get knocked out of square during shipping, etc. I want to know that if I set up a 45 degree angle cut and mate it to another board cut to 45, that it is going to be a perfect 90. I want to know that if I set the gate to rip a board to 2 inches that it is going to truly be 2 inches.....you get the point. It comes with a general purpose blade that is good for ripping boards and plywood. I will most likely be purchasing a finer tooth blade for cutting finer material. Finding dado blades for this saw seem to be a little challenging, but they ARE out there, and the manual does offer a part number for assuring that you get the proper blade. I am not a contractor/builder that uses this everyday so it is wonderful for the price. This thing is well built and should last me a lifetime. I really like how easy it is to put on and take off the stand. The stand is sturdy and folds easily. It comes with a "push tool" for assuring that your fingers remain on your hands during your projects. It is light enough to transport easily if necessary. The only complaint that I have is that the darn Styrofoam block they put underneath the table near the motor to protect it during shipping is nearly impossible to remove (if there is a trick to it, THAT is NOT in the manual). You'll see what I mean! ...... Anyway, get off your wallet and quit reading reviews and just buy the saw already. (ProTip -- don't let anyone know how much you really enjoy using this, or your going to have "todo" list a mile long!

I've been getting more and more into woodworking over the last couple of years, and a table saw has been on my list to help with some fun project ideas I have. After a good bit of research, I settled on to the Skil 3410. It was easy setup, the deck is rock-solid, and it has plenty of power for the casual user. The blade gives good clean cuts so far and the accouterments all seem to work well. It is 'mobile' and I only put that in quotes because it definitely has some gravity to it, so I don't know that people of smaller stature or larger age would be able to move it easily. Overall great saw, great deal, and I would highly recommend.

This is my first table saw and it works perfectly for me at this stage. It's a good price, the fence works well enough and this saw generally gets the job done. The safety features, namely the riving knife, the anti-kickback and the plastic blade guards are AWESOME. This is apparently (from research) some of the most robust offerings of safety features on a table saw. I'm very glad for them and use them as much as possible. Some complaints about the saw though: -My fence broke after less than 6 months. It still works but I was less than impressed with this development -The fence does not always lock in a completely parallel orientation to the saw blade. There is some wobble to it that can sometimes lead to the wood slightly binding to the blade. I've never noticed a huge effect on final measurements, but the work that I'm doing is not ultra precise. -The rail guides are "T" shaped with the fatter part at the bottom. It turns out you cannot buy any third party accessories that fit this geometry. In searching the interweb, it seems most people who own this saw just chop the "T" part out (with a dremel) to leave a normal box shaped rail channel. I have yet to do this, but I want to make a cross-cut sled soon and will likely have to go down this road. -The included miter gauge piece fits in the t-channel very loosely -The maximum fence to blade distance is about 24"

Pleasantly surprised by this little saw. The only downsides I notice are: the blade height adjustment wheel doesn’t lock so it will lower itself. I just ran a bungee cord around the knob to hold it from turning. The table surface has a coating that looks great but adds friction, so makes pushing small stock kinda difficult. Like everything else about it. Better value, features and easier to use than some of the more expensive brands. I like the outfeed support and the other features.

This little saw is fantastic for the garage woodworker. Lightweight plastic housing is surprisingly sturdy. I checked the squareness of blade to table and it was accurate enough so I didn’t bother squaring it - used it right out of the box. Powerful little motor on it. For a small saw it is great, and price was right. Very pleased!

if you're just getting started at woodworking, this is the perfect saw for you. Look no further! It's cheap, it's powerful and it has many feetures you will only find on higher end table saws... PROS: 1 light weight. Can easily be moved around a shop or to a worksite. 2 wide work surface. The side extends out giving you more room for cross cuts. There is also an extendable outfeed. 3 power. It's a very powerful machine and will cut through anything you throw at it. Provided you install a good blade in it. ( Freud Diablo works great) 4 the arbor is a standard 5/8 and also made wide enough to install a dado stack. CONS: 1 plastic base is a little flimsy. And you don't want to mistreat anything that might break. 2 miter gauge is crap. It moves around a lot and you will need to calibrate it anything you want to change the angle. 3 miter slots have little tabs. This means buying after market miter gigs or any sleds will be a waste of money because they won't fit. ( easy fix! I cut them off flush with the channel with a dremil and cutting disk. Now I can use all the gigs and sleds I want)

No a contractor, just a home user. This saw is great value for the money, quality and ruggedness are as good of better than a lot of much higher price saws. All required accessories, and they store nicely on the housing when not in use. Rally like this say, highly recommend.

En términos generales es un buen equipo. Ligera, fácil de mover de un lugar a otro. La guía de transversal es muy mala. Lo mejor seria comprar una de mejor calidad o hacer guías, según cada caso.

I found it to be a great value for the money, I think it’s a great touch that this particular brand included a stand. Very happy with this purchase.

I rite my review considering the price of the tool . It Is a Nice and accurate saw ,light enought To carry around but not as much as some more expensive modèle. Thé only thing that bugg's me a lot Is the big bang start when you turn the switch at on ,it Is scary and make me wonder on long terme, what kind of damage it Is going To créateurs. For me a presision tool should no start that way