SKIL Table Saw Folding Stand for TS6308-00-SFS0001

This saw is the epitome of the phrase: "The squeeze is worth the juice!". Assembly is very straight forward. The 15amp motor is powerful. I'm 5'7 and find the height very comfortable and it fits in my smaller shop and is easy to use outside for projects. The legs need to be fully extended and nudged to ensure it is standing just right to ensure it is flat and stable. One leg is adjustable and I have not had any stability issues. Dust collection from the 2.5" port is great with a wet/dry vac and completely usable to direct dust into a 5 gal bucket if you don't have a vac. I found my blade at a near perfect 90 degrees right out of the box. Just about every setting was perfect out of the box. They make adjustments on this saw extremely easy. The fence is very easy to adjust. Blades are easy to adjust. I would recommend building a saw sled vs using the provided angle guide, upgrading the saw blades when able, and upgrading the saw fence so you can use feather boards or other attachments to add to the safety of this saw. Another upgrade would be a zero clearance plate. I have used this fairly regularly since I picked it up on sale and it's been worth every penny. Bonus points for the ability to rip 4x materials and the ability to put in a dado blade.

It was time to replace my old table saw, so I started looking around. I wanted a table saw fastened to a platform which could be rolled around to where you want it. You could find them, but they weren't cheap. The price on this SKIL saw was decent, so I ordered one, hoping for the best. It had no wheels, but at least it had legs. The legs looked really cheesy and flimsy, but after reading the reviews, I thought I'd order the saw and reluctantly test it. I'm glad I did! The pictures do not do the SKIL saw any justice. It took 30 seconds to set the legs up and it is sturdy! I was really surprised. I'm also really warming up to this saw without wheels. The legs fold up easily and fast giving the saw a small footprint and easily stored. I'm impressed. The table saw fence is sturdy and quite impressive. This saw will handle everything plus more than my old saw did. It has the power and extra features you don't find on other table saws. Get one, you won't be disappointed!

This is much better than some table saws I have used before. Yes, it costs a bit more than some, but the features really make it worth the money. The rack and pinion rip fence is great; the fence always stays lined up with the blade. The micro adjustment to align the blade exactly is also nice once you get it set, no more extra cut off by the back edge of the blade like happens when the blade is not aligned with the rip fence. Having one of the legs be adjustable in length makes it super easy to stabilize the table and having locations on the sides of the saw for storing things like the miter, push stick, the elbow for connecting a shop vac to help collect sawdust also has a clip for storing it on the saw!. The only thing missing is a switched power outlet for the shop vac so that it would always turn on when the saw was on. Minor inconvenience.

Opening the box of the SKIL 10-inch table saw was a breeze, and within minutes, I had it set up and ready to go. One thing I really appreciated was the folding stand, making it easy to move around and store when not in use. The saw itself worked great for my DIY projects around the house, from cutting plywood to crafting wooden shelves. The included accessories were a nice touch and added to the overall value. However, the dust collection system could be better; I found myself cleaning up more sawdust than I would have liked after each use. Nonetheless, it's a handy tool for any homeowner or hobbyist. Oh, I had "Don't Stop Believin'" stuck in my head while using it last weekend!

The SKIL TS6307-00 table saw is a total game-changer with its powerful 15-amp motor that breezes through tough cuts. The folding stand makes transportation a breeze, and the quick setup and impressive stability are huge advantages. Ideal for both contractors and DIYers, this saw offers exceptional value at its price point. I absolutely love it and highly recommend it!

Very pleased! I chose this saw because it was less than half the cost of the worksite saw by the big D brand, and a little more than half its weight. I wondered about quality and precision, but the price and Amazon's return policy prompted me to give it a try. I am so glad I did! This is an excellent portable table saw for a home-owner or skilled handyman. Its rugged, stable, powerful, and accurate. The table is a little small compared to a heavy contractor saw, and there is no provision for add-ons like table extensions. But its fifty pounds lighter and less than half the price of those saws! Is this the perfect saw? No. The table is small and it is loud--quite a bit louder than I expected. But, still, it is a good quality portable. It is light enough to carry with one hand, and it folds small enough to store on a shelf. Exactly what I wanted. Highly recommended! Update after a year's use: I've used this saw on multiple home improvement projects. In every case I've been the limit to accurate cuts, not the saw. I will saw the sound gets tiring; it's a very loud saw. But I'd still recommend this saw. It has worked very well for me, and I'm glad I bought it.

Apart from being very loud ,its a great saw ,very accurate and powerful, great price for entry level saw

When I decided to buy a table saw, I passed over this one at first, because I assumed that the legs would be wobbly. I was prepared to pay more for an 8.25" table saw that didn't come with any kind of stand. A stand was available, but it wasn't cheap. Fortunately, I was in a hardware store and took a few minutes to check out the table saws. Seeing this one, I gave it a little push to see how badly it wobbles. I was sure it would wobble, but it proved to be very stable, the same for intents and purposes as a stand with fixed, non-folding legs. The comparison with the other saw then became a no-brainer. One of the disadvantages of the 8.25" saw is blade selection. Also, the maximum thickness of the work piece is not good. Comparing the two saws, with this one the sturdy, folding stand is part of the saw, for no extra charge, and it is a 10" saw, and it has the same features as the other one, particularly the rack-and-pinion setup for the rip fence. And it costs less. It just didn't make any sense to choose some other saw. I've only had it a few days, but I needed it for a project and I've been using it a lot. I am very pleased with it, and impressed with the quality. I had to make one easy fix to the rip fence. I had to partially disassemble the rip fence, in order to file off a little bit of the end cap at the far end, which was slightly proud of the rest of the fence and would potentially cause the work piece to catch. It took me about 10 minutes to do this. The only notable criticism is one that applies to virtually every saw that you can buy for less than $500. The miter gauge is cheap and practically useless. Evidently, most people who buy table saws use them only for ripping. For everyone who has never used a table saw but is considering buying one, the rip fence is usable only for making cuts parallel to an existing, perfectly straight edge in the work piece. For every cut that doesn't fit this description, you move the rip fence out of the way and use the miter gauge. There is one other trick you can use, with the rip fence, which involves double-stick tape and a secondary board with at least one perfectly straight edge. The rip fence remains perfectly parallel with the blade and the miter gauge slot, as you turn the knob to move the fence right or left. This is a huge, huge advantage over a rip fence the you have to unclamp and clamp each time you need to move it. If you're considering a saw that doesn't have a rack-and-pinion drive for the rip fence, I encourage you to change your mind and buy one with this feature.