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The SawStop Compact Table Saw features SawStop's patented safety system with the mobility you need to work from anywhere - at home or on the job site. With a 10" blade and durable construction, you'll have the power and accuracy you need.
- SawStop's patented Safety System stops the spinning blade on contact with skin and drops it below the table in less than 5 milliseconds.
- Portable Durability: Heavy-duty construction, that's built to last, provides the stability you need for smooth cuts on the job site. The compact size, carry handle and on-saw storage mean you have everything you need at hand.
- Rack & Pinion Fence: Easy to adjust or remove and always square, the rack & pinion fence has built-in high and low shelf to support all types of cuts.
- Quick-Tilt Bevel with Micro Adjustments : Quickly and easily tilt the blade to your ideal angle. Further fine-tune in 1 degree increments with the micro tilt-adjust feature.
- Warranty: 1 year
Everything you've come to expect from a SawStop, in our smallest, most portable saw yet. Packed with features that bring power, precision, cut capacity, and safety to every job site.
LEGENDARY SAFETY SYSTEM
SawStop’s patented safety system stops a spinning blade on contact with skin. The blade stops in less than 5 milliseconds and drops below the table, minimizing a potentially life-altering injury to a mere scratch.
RACK & PINION FENCE
The Rack & Pinion fence is easy to adjust and always square. The built-in high and low shelf supports all kinds of cuts.
QUICK-TILT BEVEL WITH MICRO ADJUSTMENTS
All blade adjustments are made from the centrally located knob. Quickly and easily tilt the blade to your ideal angle with just one hand. Dial in your precise settings with the micro-adjust feature.
The new Compact Table Saw offers SawStop's patented AIM technology on a portable, yet durable frame. This latest expansion to the SawStop product line-up makes SawStop technology accessible to all new audiences.
- Motor Configuration: 120 VAC 60 Hz, Universal
- Amperage: 15A
- No Load RPM: 4,000
- Blade*: 10”
- Max. Depth of Cut, Blade at 0°: 3-1/8”
- Max. Depth of Cut, Blade at 45°: 2-1/8”
- Max. Rip Capacity: 25-1/2”
- Weight: 68lbs
OPTIONAL STAND
The available stand folds flat for convenient storage and easy transport. It features wide footing and non-skid rubber feet for stability and has ergonomic, easy-locking brackets.
Storage Space for Included Items
- (1) Miter Gauge
- (1) Brake Cartridge (installed)
- (1) 3 mm Hex Key
- (2) Blade Wrenches
- (1) Riving Knife (installed)
- (1) Blade Guard with Spreader and Anti-Kickback Pawls
Also Included
- (1) 24-Tooth Ripping Blade (installed)
- (1) Push Stick (on fence)
- (1) Table Saw Insert (installed)
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Popular Questions
The SawStop CTS employs a direct drive 15-amp universal motor with a no-load speed of 4,000 RPM. SawStop has chosen not to list the horsepower (HP) rating for the saw, claiming that HP levels can be confusing and misleading. There's good reason for this. While there is a standard definition to go by (one HP is equal to 745.7 watts or the amount of power used to raise 550 pounds 1 foot in 1 second), the way output is calculated by manufacturers isn't consistent. And, of course, the quality of the components used in the manufacturing of the motor will affect its efficiency and performance.
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A SawStop detects contact with something conductive, such as human skin, by monitoring an electrical signal in the blade. When your finger touches the blade, the signal changes because human bodies conduct electricity far better than wood, instantly triggering a brake that stops the blade within milliseconds to minimize injury.
No, you cannot add SawStop technology to just any table saw. SawStop’s safety system is proprietary and integrated into their saws during manufacturing, involving specialized components and mechanisms. It is not offered as an aftermarket add-on, so it cannot be retrofitted to other brands or existing saws.
A SawStop table saw detects when a finger touches the blade by sensing electrical conductivity. Human skin conducts electricity, unlike wood, so when the blade contacts skin, the saw’s sensor triggers a rapid brake, stopping the blade within milliseconds and dropping it below the table to prevent serious injury.
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The best job site table saw is often considered to be made by SawStop particularly their JSS-!@)A60 model, due to its power, portability, and reliable accuracy plus it safety to your hands and fingers .
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The purpose of saws is to cut through materials such as wood, metal, or plastic. They have a serrated blade that allows them to make precise cuts for construction, crafting, or repair work. Saws come in various types, each designed for specific cutting tasks.
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Yes, you can use CNC bits in a handheld or table router, as long as the shank size matches your router's collet. However, CNC bits are often designed for higher speeds and precision, so always check the manufacturer's recommendations and use proper safety precautions.
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