- Does the PM1000 need a special outlet?
- Yes. The 20-amp motor draws more than a standard 15-amp circuit safely supplies, so plan on a dedicated 20-amp circuit with the correct plug.
- How does it compare with a SawStop contractor saw?
- The PM1000 has a heavier top and ArmorGlide, but SawStop adds flesh-detection braking. Choose Powermatic for fit and finish, SawStop for the safety system.
- Is the stand removable?
- The stand is fixed and bolted on. It does not fold, so the saw stays in one spot unless you build a mobile base.
- What blade does it come with?
- It ships with a 10-inch blade on a 5/8-inch arbor, so standard aftermarket blades fit.
- Can it handle sheet goods?
- Yes, with support for the outfeed. The table is 10 inches from blade to edge, so wide panels need infeed and outfeed support.
- Is assembly difficult?
- Most owners manage it in a few hours, but the saw is heavy. Have a second person help lift the top onto the stand.
- Where is the Powermatic PM1000 ArmorGlide 10-in 20-Amp 115230-Volt Corded Contractor Table Saw with Fixed Stand 1791001KT cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $4,181.66, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Powermatic PM1000 ArmorGlide 10-in 20-Amp 115230-Volt Corded Contractor Table Saw with Fixed Stand 1791001KT?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Lowe's, JB Tools.