Almost everything gets stored on the saw, except I have a Ridgid box loaded with some of the accessories. The Ridgid on Super Sale is another option (Ridgid does off the best warranty).įestool can fix the fence on a Bosch though I don't have enough experience with the Dewalt to really say anything, but people do seem to rave about the fences. Since I modified the fence the digital fence gauge is nice to have as it is accurate, and allows both imperial and metric measurements to be used. Dust collection is pretty sucky but a few modifications can help. Where I really need the table saw is for longer thin rips, and small pieces for which a table saw sled is used and it works great for that. I've found the Woodpeckers square to come in very handy for helping with squareness. The biggest issue with the Bosch is getting the fence straight. I used some scrap Corian to lengthen my fence (All portable saws have too small of a fence), and screwed a piece of Corian to the miter insert. The Bosch table saw works, especially since I only paid $426 out the door, but the fence does leave something to be desired. Both cost thousands of money pieces though. The CMS though also makes an awesome router table, which scores it major points. Here I would say the Mafell Erika is the best portable saw, with the Festool CMS being second.
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