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Hitachi C10RA3 15 amp 10-inch Benchtop Table Saw with Stand

(12 customer reviews)

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Features

10-inch table saw and folding stand
Telescoping table extends to 24-1/2-inches; 15 amp motor; self-aligning rip fence
Steel stand; carbide blade; some assembly required
Includes saw, stand, blade, rip fence, miter-gauge, wrench, cord, blade storage
58-pounds; 3-year warranty

Description

C10RA3 The C10RA3 10'' Jobsite Table Saw is engineered for rip-sawing and cross-cutting of ordinary wood, hardwood, plywood, composite wood materials and plastics. The C10RA3 comes equipped with a stand and is an ideal choice for any workshop or jobsite. Features: -Direct drive universal 15 Amp motor produces 5, 000 RPM to power through the toughest ripping applications. -Oversized aluminum table top for extra support. -Telescoping table extension supports 24-1/2'' of ripping capacity to the right and 10'' to the left. -Self aligning metal rip fence with quick-lock slides easily along the table for reliable, consistent and easy set up. -Cut line indicator allows the user to pre-align cuts with ease. -Front mounted knob allows the user to quickly adjust the blade height and side mounted knob adjusts the blade tilt. -Sturdy metal stand is included to support the base and can be removed and folded away for easy portability. -Stand offers an adjustable foot on the front right leg that helps to stabilize the saw on uneven ground. -Integrated storage on the base keeps the standard accessories securely on board during transport. -Dust port located at the rear of the base measures 2-1/2'' and connects to a shop vac or dust collection system for a cleaner work environment. Includes: -10'' 36-Tooth Carbide Tipped Blade. -Miter Gauge. -Rip Fence. -Wrench. -Folding Metal Stand. Specifications

Product Details

Product Length:	25.0 inches
Product Width:	23.0 inches
Product Height:	37.0 inches
Product Weight:	150.0 pounds
Package Length:	35.2 inches
Package Width:	30.0 inches
Package Height:	20.0 inches
Package Weight:	74.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 12 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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table saw Mar 11, 2010
This saw is awesome. It might not be a cabinet saw but your also not gonna find a cabinet saw for this price. It has plenty of power and is very accurate. It only took me a few minutes to set it up when i got it. I would definitely buy it again

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

You get what you pay for Dec 28, 2009
This isn't a $25,000 saw or a $2,500, saw, it's a $ saw, at least where I bought it. Set your expectations accordingly.

Positives: Adequate results, as long as you don't expect the sawn edge to be smooth. It's affordable and easily capable of more than the factory configuration.

Negatives: Lots, including the throat plate. I imagine I can shim it up flush, but haven't taken the time yet, and it's nowhere near tight enough for really thin cuts. BTW, a throat plate not flush to the table surface makes measuring the dado depths a royal pain - it's trial and error, not machine tooling. Getting the splitter straight to the blade is time consuming and aggravating - and especially aggravating because I do so many rabbets and dadoes. Each one needs the guard off, and therefore (we're good boys and girls, right?) back on again, with the same tedious alignment each time. The mechanism doesn't hold the old alignment settings, they have to be redone each time. Also, I found the setup instructions for the table extension grossly inadequate. When I realized that I had not understood the incomprensible setup instructions correctly, I had to remove one of the end clips - and broke it in removing it, because it was engineered only for people who do everything perfectly the first time. Sorry, I'm just human. I know there's an adjustment to get the blade parallel to the miter slot - when I get the right measuring tools, I'll try to get all that straight.

I'm sure that, with a new blade, a half-day of fussing, and a lot of patience, I can get all the results I paid for from this tool. Still, I expect to spend a lot of time making up for my budget limitations. And that guard - well, I keep telling myself I really should use it, when applicable, but it keeps arguing against me. Going through all that again, every time I need the guard on again after being off, seems more than daunting. I'm pretty sure the Hitachi lawyers added it to the parts list, not the engineers.

I'm not an advanced woodworker, so I'll use this saw and enjoy it, to a point. Still, it will help me look forward to that day when I decide to trade up.

-- wiredweird

(PS: One of the attachment screws in the throat plate was so glued in place with black paint that I stripped the Phillips part of the Phillips/straight head trying to unscrew it the first time. Grr.)

Good bargain Jun 10, 2009
This is a very good job site saw. Its features allow 3/4 inch plywood cuts and about anything else. It needs a better blade from the start but that's my only suggestion. Plenty of power and works better than several more expensive models I've used.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Don't get it if your doing serious woodworking May 24, 2009
The saw is fine for small jobs for flooring and such. Not any serious woodworking or load. I used mine for ripping stretcher bars for canvases. I take a Kiln Dried 2x4 and rip it at a 35 degree angle. Well the first Hitachi lasted a month and I returned it for another one at Lowe's, the assumption being that saw was faulty. The replacement has just burnt out on me two years down the road. I'm shopping for something better, just thought I'd post a warning.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Great Saw Nov 10, 2008
I love this saw... it super fast to set up right out the box took maybe 20 minutes. its light weight and easy to move but is still stable when working with large pieces of wood. the dust collection is nice and works well. this is a huge improvement over my old craftsman saw.