Bosch 4100DG-09 10-Inch Worksite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise ...
Everything is right there where you need it. Everything screws down tight and it’s obvious that the people who designed the saw thought long and hard about how people work and put everything on the saw and in an easily accessible place to help... The stand is not wobbly at all once it’s up and ready to work. ”) or a need to take a saw around to different places or if you want to do your cutting in the driveway so you can clean up the sawdust with a leaf blower (and with MDF, this is a great way to do it), this saw is the cat’s pajamas. Yes, you pay about $200 more than the Rigid jobsite saw to get that experience, but it’s one heck of a pleasant experience. It is also VERY easy to work with this saw with all the guards in place, and that’s important. The whole saw makes sense and works well. This is one heck of a saw. A shopvac easily plugs into the back of the saw, and it does reduce dust significantly. I can now slide the fence back and forth with one finger, and it glides–almost–like a puck across an air hockey table. Quite annoying for a $700 saw. The long rails on the outfeed extension banged the digital box, but a call to Bosch customer service had them overnighting a new, shorter set of rails to me. Wow. I bought this back in February 2008, and I also purchased the outfeed extension, an excellent accessory (as is the left side extension).