Reddit reviews SawStop JSS-Mca Legacy Jobsite Saw with Mobile Cart
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Stowed Dimensions: 26-1/4" L x 28-3/4" W x 45" H.Motor Continuous HP 1.5 HPOne Turn Elevation: Raise and lower the blade in just one turn on the handwheel.Cord Length:
116 inchesSolid T-Style Fence with ErgoLock: Slides easily and locks firm with the push of the innovative ErgoLock. 25.5" rip capacityEasy Mobility: Simple, intuitive action extends the Mobile Cart for use and collapse the cart for transportArbor diameter at blade: 5/8 inches .Max. rip right of blade (extended):
25-1/2 inches. No Load RPM-4,000
I've owned the Ridgid, it's a solid machine. I can't speak for the Bosch (I've only ever used their spark plugs), but a good friend of mine has the Dewalt jobsite and likes it, so either it or the Ridgid seems reasonable.
With those two things being said, you're already talking about potentially dropping ~$700. A thing no one likes to talk about is the simple fact that the table saw is the (likely) most powerful and potentially life-threatening thing you own - other than your car and guns (if you have them). To me, no amount is too small when life and limb are literally on the line. What would you think about the sawstop jobsite saw? It's a lot for sure, especially when you're on a budget, but at $1200, it's only $500 over what you're currently talking, and it's still $1000 less than its step-up sister, while giving you that extra assurance of maybe saving a finger/hand/whatever.
Just my $.02 - otherwise, I think you'd like that Ridgid just fine.
Also, as alternatives, maybe look used in your area. I saw just recently on my local craigslist someone selling a very nice Grizzly w/ the extended rip table for just $900 (goes about $1900 new I think). Their only condition was you had to bring your own truck and your own help to pick it up, but that's a helluva deal on something like that.