VEVORTable Saw for Jobsite, 10-inch 15-Amp, 25-in Max Rip Capacity, Cutting Speed up to 4500RPM, 40T Blade, Portable Compact Tablesaw with Sliding Miter Gauge for DIY Woodworking and Furniture Making

My table saw came without the part called the fence, after a few emails Vevor replaced the part, and in a timely fashion. Great product and great company to deal with.

The instructions to install the stand are horrid. I got a partial refund on the product and will use it without the stand, but the stand is why I chose this one. But I kept working on and figured out what was wrong. It was hard to put the stand together when all you have to go by is the picture.

As for budget table saws this is a great one to choose. No issues with the cuts, feels similar to a skil table saw. The fence isn't the most accurate but if you double check before and after locking in the width, it works perfectly.

Bought this to replace the one I had for 4 years that I purchased at a yard sale and I love it so far

The blade housing is too loose (was to much give) and gets stuck going up & down and when you activate the motor, the blade shifts to the right (every time). I made sure all the screws and bolts were on tight. I would not recommend this manufacture. No one that i know would actually use this table saw on a job site.

The blade does not always stay accurately 90 degree to the table platform. The blade holder does not lock the blade very tight such that the cutting angle stays as accurate as possible. It might not be a problem for building sheds. It is a problem for building furniture such as a table. For an inexpensive table saw, this is probably what you can get.

Awesome machine

When I first saw this saw I was attracted at the features it offered and felt it would fit my needs. I do a lot of fine woodworking and use a lot of exotic hardwoods. In the beginning every thing was fine, but the more I used the saw I saw my cuts were not true anymore, a slight 1/8" deviation. Having had a lot saws in my life I felt it would be a quick slight adjustment. Nope in a nutshell I discovered that the locking pin of the rip fence was not falling into its rail, so the fence would move or pop up. I had to use a clamp to secure it down properly.After contacting VEVOR's customer service and having to look at several videos they sent on how to to use the LOCKING MECHANISM and not address what the issue is, I felt I should let others looking at purchasing this saw know before hand the problem I have been dealing with. VEVOR's customer service reps are not in the US, so their replies are in a very broken English and hard to understand.Presently I am awaiting to hear back from them, lets see where that goes.