DEWALT 10 in. 15A Portable Corded Jobsite Table Saw with 32-1/2 in. Rip Capacity and Rolling Stand

Bought this saw last week as an upgrade from a 20 year old table saw. All of the features are well thought out and useful. I hope to use this saw as a base for many woodworking projects to come.

​I purchased this saw hoping to rely on DeWalt’s reputation for jobsite accuracy, but my unit arrived with a compounding series of severe factory alignment defects that make safe, precise work impossible. ​While checking the initial setup, I discovered the following critical quality control issues: ​Uncorrectable Fence Runout: The fence is significantly out of perpendicular to the table. The assembly screws on the back of the fence were improperly set from the factory, making standard shim or washer adjustments physically impossible. ​Defective Scale: The ruler rail is so far out of alignment that even at maximum adjustment, it remains off by nearly a quarter of an inch. ​Unstable Fence Castings: Despite the blade being aligned to the miter slots, test cuts do not run straight due to severe lateral flex ("spring action") in the aluminum fence itself, suggesting a structural weakness or missing internal reinforcement. ​As a working user, my tools are my livelihood. When I tried to address these immediate out-of-box defects under the advertised 90-Day Satisfaction Guarantee (at just 40 days post-purchase), I was told it would not be honored. Instead, I was instructed to drive over two hours to a service center, pay for my own transit, and surrender my primary saw for several weeks just to have factory defects evaluated. ​I understand that an occasional "lemon" slips through quality control, but expecting a customer to absorb the business downtime and travel costs to fix unadjustable factory errors is unacceptable. I want to love this machine, but I need DeWalt to stand behind their warranty/guarantee and help me resolve this without costing me my livelihood in the process.

Bought it several years ago. It's a great portable saw. Used it to make many different cuts. Put dado blades in to make perfect box joints. Son-in-law is using it now while constructing our new home.

The stand and table saw is a great combination. I bought this a few years back and have used it over the years for simple DIY projects. Very easy to move around, has plenty of power to cut all types of wood, you can swap out blades easily and the extra storage on the saw for accessories is great. Definitely recommend this to any professional or weekend warrior.