15AMP - 10" Bench Top Tablesaw - 708315BTC  Product Reviews

"I have been using this saw for DIY projects for the past six months. Since I am a regular user of good quality woodworking tools, I feel comfortable with my five-star rating. It is really quiet compared to a direct drive unit with less blade wobble and plenty of power. It almost sounds like a 'soft start' unit. No, it does not have an expensive and real accurate miter gauge or rip fence, but it is sufficient to do the majority of a homeowner's DIY projects. Most DIY folks should be able to tinker with the adjustments until they are really close. The outfeed extension was damaged during shipment by UPS (as if that is a big surprise) but Jet's customer support sent a new one to me without charge the day I called them for a replacement. You simply cannot go wrong with this saw at this price."

"I really like my new saw. It replaced a Sear's table saw that gave up the ghost and was almost impossible to repair. The belt drive convinced me to purchase this unit and I haven't been dissapointed. I have been able to cut almost anything without hesitation. My only regret is that it didn't come with a stand and I had to adapt my old Sears table to fit it."

"Unbelivable tablesaw for the money, very quiet, no vibration. No its not a contractor saw but its not far from it."

"The first one I got vibrated so bad it left a kerf of more than 3/16". It was very scary to use. Jet had me bring it to local repair shop who said it was junk. Then Jet set me the stand up version. Still vibrated, not quite as bad, but still unnacceptable. I've probably used over 20 table saws, little portables, semi portables, contractor saws, shop saws, and even a $15k 14" Eric brand. I know my saws, and this is absolutely positively the worst table saw I have ever used. Other problems include: blade wasn't parallel with table and was incredibly hard to adjust. 45 degree blade tilt stop wasn't even close. Rip fence doesn't accurately clamp to table, making accuracy a guessing game. Blade guard, which no one uses, has a stud at the back of the table which gets in the way of the rip fence. Slot in table for blade is huge, so if you want a thin rip your material has little support. Blade height crank hits fence handle if fence is fastened above it; so you have to release the fence, crank the height, then re-fasten the fence. And; there are probably more problems with this saw that I didn't find in the 4 hours I struggled with it. "