Collection: Professional Table Saws for Woodworkers
The centerpiece of a professional shop. A precise table saw delivers straight rips, square crosscuts, and consistent joinery—saving time on every build. Choose a saw that matches your space, material size, and safety priorities.
Cabinet, Contractor & Jobsite Table Saws
From portable pro-grade units to heavy cabinet saws, our selection focuses on accuracy, safety, and single-phase power. Expect flat tables, true fences, and dependable motors.
What to Look For
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Rip Capacity & Fence Precision: Clean panel handling and repeatable cuts.
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Motor Power & Blade Size: Smooth rips in hardwoods and thick stock.
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Safety: Riving knives, guards, emergency stops; brake systems on select models.
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Dust Control: Overarm and under-table collection keeps lines visible and lungs clear.
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Mobility: Mobile bases for small shops or jobsite frames for transport.
Pro-Selected for Accuracy & Longevity
We curate saws with rigid trunnions, stable arbors, and fences that stay true—machines you can tune once and trust for years.
Pro Tips for Better Results
- Use a calibrated fence and zero-clearance inserts for cleaner edges.
- Keep a rip blade and a combination blade ready; swap based on task.
- Pair with a cyclone dust collector and overarm guard for cleaner cuts.
FAQ
Cabinet vs. contractor saw?
Cabinet saws offer more power, mass, and accuracy; contractor saws are lighter and easier to move—great for smaller shops.
What rip capacity do I need?
For cabinetry and panels, aim for 30–52" depending on your workflow and space.
Are aftermarket fences worth it?
Yes, a high-quality fence is one of the best accuracy upgrades you can make.
Build with confidence. Choose your saw, add a mobile base, dado set, and overarm dust guard—then get back to perfect cuts.
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