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Tool Test: 10-in. Cabinet Saws
June 1, 2006

Most haven't changed much in a generation, but a few are breaking new ground in safety and convenience
Cabinet Saw 66
June 1, 2006

The Powermatic 66 is a reliable, solid machine, one of the few still made in the United States.
10-in. Cabinet Saw PM2000
June 1, 2006

Powermatic newest introdcution to its tablesaw line features a riving knife, a good blade guard, and retractable casters.
Low-Noise Sawblade
June 1, 2006

Variable spacing and a unique teeth pitch prevents these sawblades from making the high-pitched whining typical of most sawblades.
10-in. Cabinet Saw BW10LTS
June 1, 2006

The Bridgewood has a solid cast-iron table that tied with the Jet for flattest.
10-in. Cabinet Saw 36-L31X
June 1, 2006

The Delta has plenty of power and a solid rip fence, but its arbor runout was the highest in the group.
10-in. Cabinet Saw 650-T50 M2
June 1, 2006

The General 650-T50 M2 has a U.S.A.-made Baldor motor and the lowest arbor runout in the test group.
10-in. Cabinet Saw 50-260 M1
June 1, 2006

The General International has storage for accessories in the saw cabinet, and an extension table and legs are optional.
10-in. Cabinet Saw G1023SL
June 1, 2006

This Grizzly does everything it should and at a good price.
10-in. Cabinet Saw JTAS-10XL
June 1, 2006

The Jet ties with the Bridgewood for flattest table, and its blade/miter slot parallelism is very good.

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