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15 Amp 10 in. Table Saw with 52 in. Rip and Steel Extension Tables

15 Amp 10 in. Table Saw with 52 in. Rip and Steel Extension Tables

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$899.00at Arbor, last seen Nov 4

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Our take on the 15 Amp 10 in. Table Saw with 52 in. Rip and Steel Extension Tables

A corded contractor-style table saw with a 15 amp motor rated at 2.9 hp and a 10 in. blade spinning at 3,450 RPM. Its standout is the 52 in. right rip capacity, backed by steel extension tables that bring the work surface to 62 in. by 27 in. The blade tilts left up to 47 degrees, and the 10 ft. cord keeps it tied to an outlet. It is a large, heavy saw despite being listed as portable, so plan a permanent or semi-permanent spot for it.

Best forWoodworkers cutting full sheets and long ripsShop owners who want a wide cast-style work surfaceContractor jobsites with nearby powerBuyers who need 52 in. rip capacity without a cabinet saw
Pros
  • 52 in. right rip capacity handles sheet goods and long boards
  • Steel extension tables give a 62 in. by 27 in. work surface
  • 2.9 hp, 15 amp motor runs on a standard 120V circuit
  • Left-tilting blade to 47 degrees for bevel cuts
  • Depth control for dado and groove work
Cons
  • Corded only, with a 10 ft. cord limiting placement
  • Large footprint and heavy for a saw sold as portable
  • No blade brake or riving knife details given
  • Extension tables add setup and alignment time

15 Amp 10 in. Table Saw with 52 in. Rip and Steel Extension Tables prices at every store

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15 Amp 10 in. Table Saw with 52 in. Rip and Steel Extension Tables price history

Lowest price we've seen: $899.00 on Nov 4 at Arbor. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 4.

Specifications

Horsepower (Hp)
2.9 hp
Blade Diameter (In.)
10
Portability
Portable
Rip Capacity - Right
52 in
Cordless / Corded
Corded
PT Horsepower (Hp)
3
Blade Location
Centered
Blade Speed
3450 RPM
Cuts Through
Wood
Depth Control
Yes
Cord Length (Ft.)
10
Table Tilt Left Max (Degrees)
47
Maximum Speed (Rpm)
3450
Construction Material
Alloy
Rip Capacity - Left
15 in
Amperage (Amps)
15 A
Table Width (In.)
27
Work Table Surface
62 in. x 27 in
Table Length (In.)
62
Product Width (In.)
62 in

Questions and answers

Is 52 in. rip capacity worth it over a 30 in. saw?
If you break down plywood or rip long boards, yes. A 52 in. fence lets you rip a full 48 in. sheet without a track saw or circular saw. If you mostly cut small stock, a narrower saw saves shop space.
Can it run on a standard household outlet?
It draws 15 amps, so it needs a 15 or 20 amp 120V circuit. Avoid sharing the circuit with other high-draw tools, and use a short heavy-gauge extension cord if the 10 ft. cord does not reach.
How much space does it take up?
The table with extensions is 62 in. long and 27 in. wide, so plan for at least that plus infeed and outfeed clearance. It is not a saw you will fold away and carry often.
Does it cut dados and bevels?
It has depth control for dado and groove cuts, and the blade tilts left to 47 degrees for bevels. You will need a separate dado stack, which is not listed as included.
What is in the box?
The saw, the 52 in. rip fence system and the steel extension tables are the core items. Check the listing for the blade and miter gauge, since those are not confirmed here.
When is it cheapest?
Table saws like this tend to dip during spring and fall tool promotions and around major holiday sales. Watch the price history and buy when it sits near the low end of its recent range.