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 The SawStop® 110V, 1.75HP 10" Professional Contractor Saw is engineered to fit the unique demands of the avid hobbyist in a home setting. Delivering the peerless fit and finish of the Professional Cabinet Saw, this saw’s 110V power and optimized footprint make it ideal for the many challenges of a home shop. With SawStop's® legendary safety system, uncompromising quality and industry-leading dust collection, the 110V Professional Contractor Saw is engineered to be the cornerstone of a home shop.
SawStop Contractor Table Saw is pictured with accessory 24898 Cast Iron Wing Assembly, Sold Separately
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Technical Details:
- Motor: 1.75 hp, 1 phase, 110 V, 14 A
- Weight: 365 lbs (table saw only)
- Max. rip, right of blade: 36"
- Cabinet footprint: 19 3/8"W x 19 3/8"D
- Cast iron table: 20"W x 27"D, 44"W x 27"D (w/ extension wings)
- Cast iron wing: 12"W x 27"D
- Blade: 40-tooth, professional grade, 5/8" arbor
- Blade diameter: 10"
- Blade tilt: Left
- Blade kerf: 0.118" (3mm)
- Blade plate thickness: 0.078" (2mm)
- Max. depth of cut, blade at 0º: 3-1/8"
- Max. depth of cut, blade at 45º: 2-1/4"
- Max. rip, left of blade: 12"
- Dado diameter: 8" (requires a separate brake cartridge and table insert)
- Dado max. width: 13/16"
- Arbor diameter at blade: 5/8"
- Main bearing size: 62mm OD x 30mm ID
- Second bearing size: 52mm OD x 25mm ID
- Table in front of blade (max. elevation): 10-1/4"
- Table behind blade (max. elevation): 7-1/2"
- Arbor runout: 0.001" Maximum allowable runout
- Blade lateral movement over full elevation range: 0.006" Maximum
- Table flatness measured diagonally: 0.010" Maximum gap
- Overall table and extension wing flatness: 0.025" maximum gap
- Blade alignment with miter slot: 0.010" Maximum displacement
- Deviation of miter gauge indexing stops from actual: ±0.25º
- Alignment between spreader and blade: 0.010" Maximum difference
- Miter slots: T-shaped, 3/4" at top, 1" at bottom, 3/8" deep
- Dust collection port diameter: 4"
- Riving knife / splitter thickness: 0.078" (2mm)
- Blade guard: polycarbonate, extends only 5/8" to right of blade
- Insert: zero clearance, steel core, ABS surfaces
- Hand wheels: 7" diameter, cast iron with chrome handle
- Belts: 2 V-ribbed belts – arbor belt is static dissipative
What's in the Box?
One SawStop Contractor Table Saw
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Customer Reviews and Photos for:
SawStop Contractor Table Saw w/36'' Fence, CNS175-TGP36
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Average Rating:
5.0
(3 customer reviews)
$1,799.00
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1) Submitted by
Paul, from Greenwich, CT
on 1/23/2013
Customer Rating:
I have been using my SawStop 36" contractors saw for about four years-its great. I originally wanted the cabinet saw (not too much more money) but, given its weight, could not find a good way to get it down the stairs to my basement shop. In contrast, the contractors saw comes in pieces, which are much easier to handle. Fit and finish is excellent as advertised. Everything is built heavy and well. Alignment was perfect out of the box, and has stayed that way. The 1.75hp motor is completely adequate for almost all tasks. I have triggered the safety mechanism only once, when I allowed a metal tenoning jig to touch the blade at the bottom of a complicated compound-angle cut. It is a shock when it happens {sounds like a shotgun going off}-a real attention getter that makes you really focus on what you are doing going forward. One suggestion: the screw mechanism to raise and lower the blade is located directly behind and to the left of the blade where it collects caked-on saw dust, even with good dust collection. It requires frequent maintenance {vacuum, compressed air and then silicon spray}to keep it working smoothly. A simple metal deflector worked into the design would easily reduce or eliminate this problem. But, all in all, an expensive tool that is worth every dollar.
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2) Submitted by
Chris A., from Belmont, MA
on 1/20/2012
Customer Rating:
Just received my SawStop 36" contractors saw and I have to say, this is one of the most beautifully built tools I've ever bought. Every piece feels smooth and solid and fits together perfectly. And the packaging and assembly instructions make it simple for anyone to put the saw together. I did it in less than 2 hours.
I have only one criticism: the stamped steel wings that come standard with the saw are completely inadequate. They do not align easily, and even if you get the edges flush with the table saw, they sag. The metal is just not stiff enough to stay flat all the way from table to outer edge.
Luckily, I ordered the cast iron wings. They haven't arrived yet, but when they do, I'll be taking those stamped wings off right away and using them for TV dinner trays. Given the very high quality of SawStop's product, I think they should seriously consider redesigning those wings. A couple of simple support ribs would be enough to stiffen the wings and keep them straight from edge to edge. Otherwise, I can't see anyone getting a straight cut on these things.
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3) Submitted by
Andrew Panko, from Edison, NJ
on 12/4/2011
Customer Rating:
I've had this for two years, and it has been nothing short of awesome. Obviously, the biggest feature of any SawStop model is the blade brake technology. But that aside, these saws are best in class in many other features. The "fit and finish" of them is phenomenal. Everything assembles easily, all the moving parts work smoothly and everything looks and feels solid.
I'd highly recommend upgrading to the solid cast iron wings. The stamped steel wings that come with the contractor saw are decent, but the cast iron makes the thing like a tank. The extra weight adds heft to the saw, thus reducing vibration. And the extension wings are machined so well that when they are properly attached, it is like the saw has one solid continuous cast iron top, just like the cabinet saw models.
I also recommend upgrading to one of the larger rip capacities this particular model I'm reviewing already comes with the 36" rip capacity. The base model fence system allows a 30" rip. That fence appears to to be well made, but I never actually saw it in person. The 36" or larger capacity fences come with a Biesemeyer style fence that is built extremely well, glides effortlessly and locks in position very sturdily. It is also very easy to precisely adjust plum and parallel.
As for the power of the 1.75 HP motor, I've never had any problems with it bogging down or feeling like it otherwise wasn't strong enough. I'd obviously like a larger motor such as in the cabinet saws because I'm personally programed to always want the most power available in everything. But practically speaking, the 1.75 HP is plenty strong.
I also have the mobile base, which is similar built top notch. It actually integrates into the legs of the saw, instead of just having the saw sit on the base. The mobile base operates smoothly and easily.
So overall, I'd highly recommend this saw for any serious woodworker. For production shops, it would be better to upgrade to a cabinet saw because it will presumably last longer and take more of a beating. But the contractor saw is a very impressive and serious tool and should suffice for most people.
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