Sawstop PCS Table Saw Review

[@bigpapaporsche1]

THANKS FOR POINTING OUT THE BENEFITS of the "Blade Guard"s SAFETY LOOP,." I had taken the Metal Portion of Loop off years ago, because I thought it got in the way, a stupid move. Because of your Video, I immediately went out in the shop and reinstalled the loop, smart move! I'll plan on giving it another try! I do however used the Guard probably 90% of the time.

[@obiwuncanoly]

Nicely done review. You talked about some features that other videos haven't touched on, like the magnetized rip fence handle.

[@elsteak]

Thanks for the thorough review. Your shop appears to be in a basement (low ceiling). If so, how did you manage to safely get the saw downstairs? I'm considering purchasing the same saw, but since its 400lbs+ I'm a bit unsure on how to get it downstairs. Thx.

[@toolamanjaro929]

I built a ramp over the stairs out of 2x4s and slid it down with a winch.

[@kbarn021]

Is this in a basement? Assuming it is, how big of a bear was it to get it down there?

[@Danko88]

had my SawStop for awhile now , I didnt even know about the magnetic handle on the T-Glide fence. the things you learn on KZbin.

[@snorkblaster]

Thanks for a great, straightforward walk-through!

[@bigpapaporsche1]

With regards to your Dado Blade comments. It appears to me that the Freud Dado Set you are using isn't recommended by SS! I know this because I have the same Dado Set and just started to use (after 5 years) it and after reading the SS Manual, I realized I had to get another Dado Set. My research lead me to purchase the Ridge Carbide Dado Set, $275.00, including Magnetic Spacers, which are highly recommended also.

[@570TiKi]

Best honest review.

[@karlb2067]

great review

[@velocityacoustics]

Nice review thanks

[@shrinermonkey1]

Great in depth video. You might want to clean your shop though. 😁