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SawStop vs. SawStop. SawStop vs. Others.

Shopping for the right table saw can be confusing. There are many different configurations, and many different models. Here, discover the differences between SawStop saws, and also compare SawStop's Jobsite Saw vs. other saws in the marketplace. When you have the information to make an informed decision, we know you'll make the right one.

CAST IRON SAW COMPARISON

Each of SawStop’s three cast-iron saws is a high-quality machine. Each will work to save your fingers from serious injury. But what sets them apart from each other? Find out here.


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JOBSITE SAW vs. CONTRACTOR SAW

​The SawStop Jobsite Saw is built for mobility. The Contractor Saw can be configured for mobility on the worksite. Each, however, is quite different from the other in form and function. Discover which one is right for you.


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JOBSITE SAW vs. LEADING BRANDS

​SawStop builds the world’s safest mobile saw. With this comparison, see how it stacks up feature-by-feature against some popular other brand models.


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JOBSITE SAW vs. BOSCH REAXX

​Discover the differences between these two saws, including and beyond the safety systems. How do the saws compare? Click to learn more.


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Effective February 1st, USA prices on most SawStop saws and many SawStop accessories will increase.

We continue to refuse to cut corners or compromise our dedication to product quality and customer care. After holding the line on prices for over a decade, we must make an adjustment to account for more than a decade of material, shipping and other cost increases. Our last price increase on saws was in 2008!

We don't like raising our prices, and we don't plan to make it a habit.

Price increases will vary by model and accessory. Some examples, expect the Contractor Saw to increase by $100, the Professional Cabinet Saw to increase by $150, and the Industrial Cabinet Saw to increase by $150-200 (the Jobsite Saw will not increase).

Thank you for your understanding and your support. For more information on expected price increases, please contact your local SawStop dealer.

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Your friends at SawStop