RYOBI 15 Amp 10 in. Expanded Capacity Table Saw With Rolling Stand

Nice saw for the money. Can’t tighten down the saw bevel so I had to make my own modifications

Easy to assemble easy to use like the portability could be a little more stable

The fence as is common with most entry level table saws is not precise – the back part does shift tiny fractions but I have some ideas I’m going to try to get it to stay fixed.The zero setting on the blade positioning actually gets the blade slightly off 90 degrees to the top of the table, so to actually fix it at right angle you can use a combination of a known square hardwood piece, the fence and carefully ensure the blade is perfectly at right angle and then tighten. Just don’t rely on the written labels – it’s off by perhaps 0.2 or 0.5 degrees if you place it at zero.The biggest problem I saw was that the mitre track is non standard and if you want to use a box sled with this, that existing mitre track has edges sticking out that means a simple hardwood piece won’t sit perfectly. I’m thinking about building a sled using the left and right side of the table top. There are two plastic pieces on the left side that acts as a stop when you fold the saw and use the wheels. They have to be removed if you want to create new tracks on the left and right. Have to think if I want to proceed like this but I have not seen anyone present a better idea to use a sled on this thing. I thought I saw a picture of an outfeed assembly with this table saw but this doesn’t come with one. Because the legs stand out a bit, if you really want an outfeed you have to see if your box or cabinet with adjustable height to take long sheets will go across – mine can’t go flush because of the legs. You can build a simpler legs and use any solid flat sheet to act as a custom outfeed — or you can choose to remove the legs and stand it on a different box. I chose to keep the legs because it actually does fold over and the wheels allow you to move it around easily – as long as you don’t have stair – it operates like a dolly with a table saw stuck on when you unlatch the lock on the legs and fold it. I may not move it out until I decide to redo my deck (2021!) but I just don’t feel like removing it.

Very manageable piece of equipment and well made!

I have a Ryobi miter saw and new I would eventually need to get a table saw. Being a DIYer, I was leaning toward the middle model table saw, but needed a bigger maximum rip. Being value conscious, I first checked sites like craigslist, but they only listed old, outdated saws close to the price of this new, modern Ryobi saw. Also, certain equipment I may by used (hammer drill, etc.), but something like a table saw I needed to be up to date and in excellent working order. I finally sprung for this Ryobi table saw, and have been quite impressed! Assembly seemed a bit complicated at first glance, but really was quite straightforward – just follow the steps one by one. The blade wrench and wood guide tool comes with it with is great. The rip fence was stable for me, but I can see for ultra precise cuts, someone may want to make sure its exactly square first.I would make a couple of suggestions. The miter angle adjustment seems a bit awkward: you adjust the angle and then tighten the position with a lever in behind the blade level wheel-a more convenient mechanism would be nice. The other thing is that the exhaust port would not fit either of the vacs I had, so I had duct tape the vac hose to the exhaust port – an adapter would be nice. Neither of these caused much inconvenience. I would highly recommend this saw for a DIYer like myself. And please, keep safety in mind: Wear googles and use a lock on the power switch. Always have a healthy fear around tools like this and you will do fine.

Did the job for the money it cost. I’m sure I’ll have it for home projects for many years.

I like the saw for what it is, but there are several things I don’t like. First, it has only one miter slot which is on the right side of the blade. Secondly, there are tabs on the slot so you can only use their miter. I have an after market miter that I cannot use. The dust port shoots straight out the back and needs an adapter to fit a shop vac or other vac system. We bought a dyer hose and a clamp to let it gravity feed into a bin, but without vacuum I am getting a lot of blow back on me behind the saw. This was an upgrade from the cheap borrowed saw that I was using. I do like the expanded table to 27′ which was a must or me. This will do for now but I am looking forward t obuying a full size cabinet saw in the future.

Like saw a lot , for the money it’s worth what you get. Cuts well , balanced well, easy to fold up and move around. Don’t care for discharge of saw dust. The chute clogs easily and then trows dust every where. Make sure you have dust mask and glasses.

Easy to asseble works great

The Rolling Stand is not very Strong.This is my only issue with the product.

Great value for a solid saw. I am impressed that the base is as sturdy as it is. I had a solid base on my last table and was skeptical this would wobble everywhere, it doesn’t. Assembly was a snap, read other reviews where people had trouble, I don’t understand why. Alignment is spot on and very accurate, gate measurements are precise and I can trust them. Saws like a champ and makes all my cuts look perfect. Wish I’d bought this one years ago. The extra width on the sliding table extension is worth the upgrade from lower models.

I haven’t opened this it. I expect it to live up to expectations. Moving it was a good deal and I needed it keep and eye out for the 24hr sales they will come back around if u missed it.

Clean cuts, extension works great i love this saw

For the prime excelente machine

Nice little saw, cuts 2X’s easily. I mostly like the frame that has wheels and can store very easily.It is good to have 27 inch rip capacity, nice feature.It does what it is supposed to do for a reasonable price.Couple of minor things I don’t like, with the location of the wheel and the blade height adjustment knob, it is hard to find the off switch with your knee. The other think I don’t care for is there is only 1 miter gauge slot, and it is to the right of the blade. Other than the couple of minor things, I really like the saw and am glad I purchased it

I gave it to my husband as a Christmas present. He loves it! Easy to use. Stores nicely and easzy to get out. Works great.

I was apprehensive about buying a saw in this price range. Most of the high quality saws are double the price at least. This saw was a pleasant surprise. The thought that went into organizing all the tools and guides and mounting them on the saw shows. The overall quality of the product is not what you would call contractor grade. But it certainly would last a long time. For a homeowner like me that likes to do projects, it will probably last forever. The performance thus far has been excellent. The noise when you first start it is surprising at first, it really kicks to life. But it cuts super smooth. I never used it with the blade it came with I immediately put a Diablo blade on it. A wise associate at Home Depot once told me all saws spin at 5,000 RPM put your money into the blade. I suppose that’s true if you’re a homeowner, perhaps for a contractor you’ll pay a little bit more for a higher quality piece that’ll last longer. Great saw, great value. I would recommend for a homeowner, a casual user and maybe even a contractor that doesn’t use the heck out of it.

Excellent for the price

Perfect for small to medium sized projects Easy to store.

The saw itself is really great. It does exactly what I needed to. However, I gave it the average rating because after only a few days the clips to fold the stand snapped.