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Bosch 4100XC-10 vs SawStop Jobsite Saw Pro JSS-120A60

Buy the SawStop Jobsite Saw Pro if safety is your top priority or you work around kids and helpers; its flesh-detection brake is unique at this size. Buy the Bosch 4100XC-10 if you want more rip capacity and a proven gravity-rise stand for less money. The Bosch is $546.75 at The Woodsmith Store as of November 3, 2026; the SawStop typically sells well above that, so check its current price before deciding.

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Bosch 4100XC-10

Bosch 4100XC-10

4.1· 127 ratings
$546.75at The Woodsmith StoreObserved Nov 2, 2026, 6:02 PM
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Choose the Bosch 4100XC-10 if you need a 30-inch rip capacity, a lighter 94 lb package, and a lower price for framing and general rip work.

Pros
  • 30 in rip capacity beats most jobsite saws
  • 4.0 max HP worm-drive motor holds speed in thick stock
  • Soft-start and Constant Response circuitry reduce breaker trips
  • Gravity-Rise stand sets up in one action
  • Lower price than the SawStop

What separates them

Bosch 4100XC-10SawStop Jobsite Saw Pro JSS-120A60
Safety brakeNo flesh-detection; anti-kickback and restart protection onlySawStop brake stops the blade on skin contact
Rip capacity30 in (8.5 in left of blade)25-1/2 in
Motor15 A, 4.0 max HP, 3,650 rpm worm drive15 A, 1.5 hp, 5,000 rpm
Weight94 lb with stand113 lb with cart
MobilityGTA47W Gravity-Rise wheeled stand, single-action setupPedal-folding cart with 8 in wheels, rolls as a dolly
Dust collectionDust collection portDual ports in blade guard and below blade
Dado capacityNot stated for this model13/16 in

Price history

  • Bosch 4100XC-10: lowest $546.75 on Nov 2 at The Woodsmith Store.
  • SawStop Jobsite Saw Pro JSS-120A60: lowest $1,574.00 on Nov 2 at Rockler Woodworking and Hardware.

Prices at every store

Bosch 4100XC-10

  • The Woodsmith StoreNew

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    $546.75Observed Nov 2, 2026, 6:02 PM
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  • Original Repair PartsNew

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    $753.95+ $12.99 shippingObserved Nov 2, 2026, 6:02 PM
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    $842.87+ $199.00 shippingObserved Nov 2, 2026, 6:02 PM
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SawStop Jobsite Saw Pro JSS-120A60

  • Rockler Woodworking and HardwareCheck price at Rockler Woodworking and Hardware
  • WalmartCheck price at Walmart

Specs compared

SpecBosch 4100XC-10SawStop Jobsite Saw Pro JSS-120A60
Material CompatibilityFine materials, Rough materialsConductive materials (can be cut by bypassing t…
Cutting MaterialFine materials, Rough materialsConductive materials (can be cut by bypassing t…
Weight94 lb113 lbs (with cart)
Power SourceCorded ElectricCorded Electric
CordlessNoNo
Voltage120V120V
Power HighlightsWith StandRestart Protection
Electric CurrentSingle Phase15 A
Anti-KickbackYesYes
Cutting Capacity

What reviewers say

Bosch 4100XC-10

Owners rate it 4.1 out of 5 across 127 ratings. The worm-drive motor and the Gravity-Rise stand draw the most praise; complaints center on weight and the stock blade.

Pros
  • Motor pulls through wet or thick stock without bogging
  • Stand sets up and rolls away fast
  • Fence stays square after repeated moves
Cons
  • Heavy to load solo
  • Stock blade needs replacing for clean cuts
  • Small table for large sheet goods without outfeed support

SawStop Jobsite Saw Pro JSS-120A60

Owners and reviewers treat the JSS-120A60 as the safest portable table saw you can buy and praise its fence, cart and dust collection. The common complaints are the price, the weight and the 1.5 hp motor's limits in thick stock.

Pros

Questions and answers

Which is better for a small shop?
The SawStop fits small shops well because the cart folds vertically and the brake protects you in tight quarters. The Bosch saves money and rips wider stock, but it has no brake.
Is the SawStop worth the extra money?
If you value the flesh-detection brake, yes. It is the only saw in this pair that stops the blade on skin contact. The Bosch gives you more rip capacity and power for less.
Which has more rip capacity?
The Bosch, at 30 in versus 25-1/2 in on the SawStop. That matters for ripping plywood and wide boards.
Which is easier to move?
The SawStop cart rolls like a dolly and handles stairs and ramps. The Bosch Gravity-Rise stand sets up fast but is a wheeled stand, not a stair-capable cart.
Can both cut dados?
The SawStop lists a 13/16 in dado capacity. The Bosch 4100XC-10 specs here do not state a dado capacity, so confirm before buying for dado work.
Which motor is stronger?
The Bosch rates 4.0 max HP with a worm drive at 3,650 rpm. The SawStop uses a 1.5 hp motor at 5,000 rpm, which spins faster but has less torque in thick stock.

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Cons
  • No flesh-detection safety brake
  • Heavier motor unit than some competitors when lifting off the stand
  • Dado capacity not specified for this model
SawStop
SawStop Jobsite Saw Pro JSS-120A60

SawStop Jobsite Saw Pro JSS-120A60

Choose the SawStop Jobsite Saw Pro if you want flesh-detection braking, dual dust ports, and a pedal-folding cart you can roll up stairs.

Pros
  • Flesh-detection brake is the best injury protection on any jobsite saw
  • Dual dust ports keep the cut line clearer
  • Pedal-folding cart rolls up ramps and stairs
  • 13/16 in dado capacity
  • Tool-free low fence for thin stock
Cons
  • 25-1/2 in rip capacity is 4-1/2 in less than the Bosch
  • 1.5 hp motor is less powerful in thick hardwood
  • 113 lb with cart is heavier to move
  • Brake cartridges add cost and must be replaced after a trigger
  • Costs more than the Bosch
Price
$546.75 at The Woodsmith Store as of November 3, 2026
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8.5 in (rip capacity - left)
Rip cuts up to 25-1/2 in wide
Cutting Depth3-1/8 in (at 90 Deg.)3-1/8" (at 0°)
Cutting Bevel-2° to 47°Left tilt direction
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SpecBosch 4100XC-10SawStop Jobsite Saw Pro JSS-120A60
Cutting Angle90°1 degree increments (for quick tilt)
Cutting GuidesMiter Gauge, SquareLock rip fenceRip fence
Cutting FenceSquareLock rip fenceT-style high/low fence with ErgoLock
Blade Diameter10 in10 inches
Electric BrakeYes—
Motor Amperage15-Amp—
Motor Power4.0 max HP—
Motor Speed3,650 rpm—
Motor TypeWorm drive—
Saw UseCutting—
Usage HighlightsDust Collection—
Motor—1.5 hp, 120V, 15A
Blade Speed—5000 RPM
Dado Capacity—13/16-inch
Rip Capacity—25 1/2 inches
Blade—10 inches
Depth of cut—3-1/8 inches at 0 degrees
Mobility—mobile cart assembly included
Miter Capacity—45 ° (maximum table tilt - left)
Battery Included—No
Cutting Thickness—13/16'' (Maximum Dado Thickness)
Blade Length—10 Inches
Blade Type—Rectangular (shape)
Blade Arbor Size—5/8 in
Blade Included—Yes
The brake gives real peace of mind, especially for less experienced users
  • Fence stays square and locks down firmly
  • Folding cart and 8-inch wheels make moving and storing easy
  • Dust collection from two ports is better than most jobsite saws
  • Cons
    • Expensive compared with other jobsite saws
    • Heavy to lift in and out of a vehicle
    • Motor strains on thick or wet hardwood
    • Brake cartridges add ongoing cost