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Jun 13 – Jun 14
Size: 52.6 x 29.5 x 35 inches
Style: 10'' Heavy Duty Table Saw
Features
- Legendary worm drive gearing with 3-5/8 inch depth of cut and 30-1/2 inch rip capacity
- Precision rack and pinion fence system makes fence adjustments quickly and smoothly for accurate cuts
- Rugged rolling stand with 16 inch Wheels and easy-load handles delivers unsurpassed mobility
- Dust port elbow contains debris to 1 area for clean-up
- Outfeed and left support allow for larger cuts to be made by 1 person
Description
The 10 in. Heavy Duty Worm Drive Table Saw is the latest addition to SKIL’s table-saw lineup. SKIL’s legendary Worm Drive power train delivers superior torque, an aggressive 3-⅝ in. depth of cut, and 30-½ in. rip capacity. Tear through plywood and slice 4x with ease and precision. The rack and pinion system makes fence adjustments quickly and smoothly for accurate cuts. SKIL’s patented Dual-Field™ Motor runs cooler, so it can work harder, longer. The rugged stand delivers dependable stability, and the sixteen-inch wheels easily take stairs and roll over uneven surfaces to just about anywhere you need to set up and let it rip.
Brand: SKILSAW
Color: Silver
Blade Material: High Speed Steel
Surface Recommendation: Wood
Power Source: Corded Electric
Power Source: Corded Electric
Other Special Features of the Product: Brake
Voltage: 120 Volts
Speed: 0.1 RPM
Number of Teeth: 24
Number of Batteries: A batteries required.
Cutting Angle: 0.1 Arcsec
Wattage: 1800 watts
Blade Shape: Round
Surface Recommendation: Wood
Warranty Type: Limited
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 39.76"L x 30.2"W x 20.08"H
Item Weight: 94.3 Pounds
Blade Length: 0.1 Centimeters
Color: Silver
Brand Name: SKILSAW
Included Components: SKILSAW SPT99, SKILSAW 24-Tooth Carbide blade, Miter Gauge, Smart Guard System including Anti-Kick Back Device, Dust Elbow, Insert Plate, Push Stick, Wrench, Rip Fence
Model Number: SPT99-11
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited
Global Trade Identification Number: 98
UPC: 039725042798
Manufacturer Part Number: SPT99-11
Manufacturer: SKILSAW
Item Type Name: 10 Inch Heavy Duty Worm Drive Table Saw, 30-1/2 Inch Rip Capacity with Stand
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Blade Material: High Speed Steel
Handle Material: Metal with Plastic/Rubber Coating
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this saw is almost everything i wanted. i am an old pro finish guy. i won't be verbose here so quickly, let me point out the highs and lows from a 50 someodd years of carpentry point of view. first, this saw does all i need and then some. the extra 5/8 of an inch in blade height is a bonus as i can rip 4x4's in one pass. tons of power for sure. those are the biggies. i chose this saw for those reasons as well as the rack and pinion fence and the wormdrive power. now let's nitpick. when is an inch not an inch? the thing that sent me to the moon, and not in a good way, is the fact that the ruler at the fence isn't even close to s.a.e. the 12 inch mark is actually 11 13/16". the 24 inch mark is 23 3/4", etc. how can the manufacturer have an incorrect tape measure? i had to overlay an old stanley tape with contact cement to get an accurate fence setting. that was a pain and though it is now correct, it looks like hell. it did not come with a book! so i had to figure out how to assemble it using the picture on the box. i had to figure out how to fine tune the fence and i still haven't figured out what some fittings are for. if you plan on going fourwheeling with your saw then the wheels are fine. otherwise they are huge and cumbersome. there is no provision for an outfeed table. rollerstands are fine but i often need a full table behind the saw and so i, again, had to make some modifications for that. the throat plate was (is) warped and wants to ride higher than the table. assembled, the saw takes up fully half of my shortbed pickup. i wish there was a quick disconnect for the saw from the stand. while i was reading other reviews i noticed someone saying something about the on/off switch as being hard to get at. i have no problem with the switch. it has knee bump access and the e-brake is great. i don't use guards and etc. and so i can't offer any opinions as to their performance. but i will say that i am very satisfied, mostly, with this saw.
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I bought this to replace my twenty year old Bosch portable table saw after the motor seized up. Almost replaced it with a new one. It was a great saw and It did a lot of work. This worm drive Skilsaw has a few upgrades I sometimes rip oak, osage orange, purple heart and other dense woods. Even wet southern yellow pine is hard on a saw. I feel like it isn't stressed by hard woods and won't overheat the motor by the sound. The springs on the brushes of my last saw got too hot and detached from the brushes. Twice. Don't need that happening again. The large wheels, directional sawdust exhaust, and the crosscut guide locks into grooves are nice. The way the fence is gear driven is good and more accurate. I put an optional table extension attachment on it and I think it should be a standard feature, but it wasn't. Iv'e used it for a few months now and I think I made a good choice.
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