{"id":1247,"date":"2019-01-29T18:18:49","date_gmt":"2019-01-30T02:18:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.toolazine.com\/?p=1247"},"modified":"2022-02-14T03:05:36","modified_gmt":"2022-02-14T11:05:36","slug":"best-table-saw-under-1500-2000-2500-3000-3500-4000-dollars-cabinet-hybrid-reviews","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.toolazine.com\/best-table-saw-under-1500-2000-2500-3000-3500-4000-dollars-cabinet-hybrid-reviews\/","title":{"rendered":"Best table saw under $1500, 2000, 2500, 3000, 3500, & 4000 dollars | Cabinet & Hybrid Reviews [2022]"},"content":{"rendered":"
Are you looking for a professional table saw and not sure which one to choose? If you are like me you probably are on a budget and are not looking to purchase the VERY best $10k+ model to use in an industrial workshop. Rather you want the best one on your set budget.<\/p>\n
I have spent 100s of hours reviewing and comparing hybrid and cabinet models and want to share the results with you in this 8,000+ word article. If you find it helpful please share it with others.<\/p>\n
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This article is VERY COMPREHENSIVE and thus quite lengthy. If you don’t want to read through it all and just want to know the verdict (which are the best) see the wining table saws below.<\/p>\n
Here are the ‘winners’ for each price category:<\/p>\n
Read on to learn about these six and the other strong contenders. Let\u2019s get started.<\/p>\n
Please note that if you are looking for a cheaper table saw cabinet or hybrid table saw these may not be the best option. You can read my review of the best contractor, jobsite, benchtop & portable table saws under $200, $300, $400, $500, $600 & $1000<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n When taking into account price, value, included features, and power capabilities, I named as my top pick the\u00a0Jet 708675PK XACTASAW Deluxe<\/a>\u00a0cabinet table saw. It came in under $3000, making it mid-priced for the options reviewed here. It boasts a 50-inch rip capacity and a 3-horsepower motor, allowing it to tackle any tough project or materials that come its way.<\/p>\n Although the Jet 708675PK XACTASAW Deluxe runs on 220 volts, rather than the standard 110 volts, it is worth the extra effort to equip your home workshop for the higher voltage if necessary. It has all three key safety features (riving knife, blade guard, and anti-kickback pawls) and a miter gauge to complement the fence system.<\/p>\n There are less expensive options that give good power and rip capacity, as well as more expensive options that might give more sturdy bases, but the Jet 708675PK XACTASAW Deluxe can be useful to all types of woodworkers: serious hobbyists and professionals alike. For those interested in the Jet brand but who don\u2019t need as large of a motor or rip capacity, the Jet Proshop 708494K JPS-10TS is another good option (as well as our top pick for the under $1500 category).<\/p>\n You can check the current price and read customer reviews of the Jet 708675PK XACTASAW Deluxe here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/a>Our Best Of pick for under $1500 is a hybrid table saw, the Jet Proshop 708494K JPS-10TS<\/a>. It gives you the power and features of a cabinet table saw, but at a less imposing and cumbersome size (weighing in at 299 lbs. with a 1.75-horsepower motor) and a price that more customers will likely be more willing to consider.<\/p>\n The Jet Proshop 708494K JPS-10TS includes two key safety features, a blade guard and riving knife, but no anti-kickback pawls. The standard rip capacity is 30 inches, with an option to upgrade to 50 inches. The motor power makes it reasonable to rip larger, harder materials with this saw, despite its smaller footprint and lower price.<\/p>\n Similar to the cabinet table saws reviewed here, the Jet Proshop model is made from cast iron, giving it the durability and stability desired for large, intensive woodworking projects. The motor is housed inside the table saw structure and a 4-inch dust port is provided for easier cleanup and worksite maintenance.<\/p>\n The Jet Proshop 708494K JPS-10TS a great option for those who want professional features without the size, and price, that comes along with them. Based on the power for its size, price, and positive feeback from people who own this model, I gave this model a 4.4 out of 5 rating.<\/p>\n You can\u00a0check the current price and read customer reviews of the Jet Proshop 708494K JPS-10TS here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/a>For those looking for a powerful and sturdy table saw but don\u2019t want to break the bank, look no further. The Grizzly G0690<\/a> offers a small rip capacity, at 29.5 inches, but much more power than the portable or contractor table saws with larger rip capacities.<\/p>\n This model offers a 4-inch dust port in addition to the enclosed cabinet around the motor, providing easier dust control and a quieter working experience. It has a 3-horsepower motor, like the other large saws reviewed here, and therefore possesses the ability to cut through the full range of materials.<\/p>\n A blade guard and riving knife come with this powerful saw, increasing safety, though no anti-kickback precautions are included. An extensive fence system helps create consistent and repeatable cuts.<\/p>\n The G0690 runs on 220 volts of power, so it is not ideal for standard home situations unless the location is equipped for larger appliances, similar to a refrigerator or an electric dryer. This model is made of cast iron, contributing to its high weight of 530 lbs. but also increasing its durability and sturdiness.<\/p>\n Based on the lower-cost option for a heavy-duty cabinet saw and the features included, I gave the Grizzly G0690 a 4.5 out of 5 rating. You can check the current price and read real customer reviews of the Grizzly G0690 here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Some of the other models by Grizzly that are still great value for the money include the\u00a0Grizzly G0691\u00a0<\/a>(reviewed later on under \u201cHow to choose the best cabinet table saw for you: Under $2000\u201d) & the\u00a0Grizzly G0651<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Related:<\/strong>\u00a0Table saw kickback prevention<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a>For those willing to go a little higher in price, the Powermatic PM1000<\/a> cabinet table saw is the best option under $2500. A cabinet table saw with a smaller footprint, this model gives buyers the option of a 30-inch or a 50-inch rip capacity (both options still come in under $2500). Both are great rip capacities for larger projects, but having the option to upgrade to a larger size is good for those who want that smaller footprint but the ability to rip larger materials.<\/p>\n The Powermatic PM1000 weighs in at 347 lbs., which is fairly light for an entirely cast-iron build. It has a 1.75-horsepower motor, smaller than many of the other table saws reviewed here. However, compared to some of the larger Powermatic models (like the PM2000 reviewed later), it runs on 110 volts, making it ideal for home woodworkers who don\u2019t have power setups for larger appliances (some table saws here require 220 volts, which requires a different power source set-up similar to refrigerators or washer\/dryer combos).<\/p>\n With the enclosed cabinet base and 4-inch dust port, dust management is easier and less of a hassle, and the Powermatic PM1000 also comes with a poly-vinyl drive belt made to reduce vibrations. Large table saws with powerful motors are good for cutting through harder woods, and this model is no exception.<\/p>\n In terms of safety, the Powermatic PM1000 comes with all three key features: a blade guard, riving knife, and anti-kickback pawls, and the model also includes a miter gauge.<\/p>\n I gave the Powermatic PM1000 cabinet table saw a 4.8 out of 5 rating, based on power for price, ability to use at home, and key safety features. You can\u00a0check the current price and read customer reviews of the Powermatic PM1000 here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Related:<\/strong>\u00a0Circular saw vs miter saw vs table saw<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a>If you\u2019re moving up into the under $3000 price range, the Jet 708675PK XACTASAW Deluxe<\/a> cabinet table saw is our top option. Like most cabinet table saws, this cast-iron model is intended to be housed in one location, as it weighs in at 500 lbs. It comes with a 3-horsepower motor, a jump up from our Best Of option for under $2500.<\/p>\n However, unlike the Powermatic PM1000 and the Jet Proshop 708494K JPS-10TS models reviewed above, the Jet 708675PK XACTASAW runs on 220 volts, making it better for professional shops that are wired for higher voltages. If you want to use this in a home shop, you will likely have to do some rewiring, as normal house outlets put out 110 volts.<\/p>\n Dust collection occurs within the cabinet structure, keeping clean-up easy and painless. The poly-vinyl driving belt dampens vibrations and makes for a smoother cutting experience. This model comes with a 50-inch rip fence, one of the largest rip fence options included in these reviews, and a miter gauge.<\/p>\n Safety features included are a blade guard, riving knife, and anti-kickback pawls, making it a top choice for safety. I gave the Jet 708675PK XACTASAW Deluxe a 4.9 out of 5 rating, based on its power output (despite the 220-volt requirement, it\u2019s worth the extra effort), safety features, and voltage requirement. You can check the latest price and read customer reviews of the Jet 708675PK XACTASAW Deluxe here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/a>While it is one of the most expensive top-rated cabinet table saws out there, the best table saw under $3500 gives the user his or her money\u2019s worth. The SawStop PCS31230-TGP252<\/a> uses a 3-horsepower motor and has a 52-inch rip capacity, giving plenty of workspace for the user and power for any material, whether softwood or hardwood.<\/p>\n The enclosed cabinet around the motor makes this model quiet and simplifies dust control as compared to the smaller, less expensive open table saws. It also possesses a conductive blade system which automatically shuts the motor down when it senses skin on the blade. This model really does have state of the art safety features.<\/p>\n The PCS31230-TGP252 has a table capacity of 1,000 lbs., making it effective for even the heaviest of materials. It is user-friendly and good for those with minimal woodworking experience, though an expensive investment like this model would likely be favored by professionals or other serious woodworkers.<\/p>\n This cabinet table saw utilizes an extensive fence system, with an extension table and also rails. There is an option to purchase an integrated mobile base featuring two stationary casters and two pivoting casters, though this model is intended to be placed and used in the same location frequently.<\/p>\n I gave the SawStop PCS31230-TGP252 a 4.1 out of 5 rating, knocked down only by the high price and resulting limitation of who will purchase this saw. You can check the latest price and read customer reviews of the SawStop PCS31230-TGP252 here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/a>My top choice for the under $4000 range is the Powermatic 1792010K PM2000<\/a> cabinet table saw. This is a great option for fans of the Powermatic brand but who want more power and a bigger rip capacity than the Powermatic PM1000 or 17920001K PM2000 reviewed earlier.<\/p>\n The Powermatic 1792010K PM2000 model boasts a 5-horsepower motor along with a 50-inch rip capacity. It operates on 220 volts, making it most suitable for professional workshops or home shops correctly wired to power larger appliances. Although it weighs just under 700 lbs., this model comes with a built-in caster system to help mobilize the table if necessary (I would suggest, however, keeping such a heavy table saw in one place).<\/p>\n The cast iron build combined with the poly-vinyl driving belt makes the Powermatic 1792010K PM2000 an exceptionally quiet model, and the cabinet base encloses the dust collection system, simplifying dust cleanup. Some customers have, however, complained about the dust collection system as compared to other models.<\/p>\n The Powermatic 1792010K PM2000 possesses the three key safety features\u2014riving knife, anti-kickback pawls, and blade guard\u2014along with a push stick and a miter gauge to complement the fence system.<\/p>\n I gave the Powermatic 1792010K PM2000 cabinet table saw a 4.2 out of 5 rating, based on the combination of price, motor power, and rip capacity, compared to those within the category and with less expensive models. 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