So I just dropped 3 stacks on a Ryobi table saw

[pervitizm]

What do you guys think? Its my first table saw and I'll be using it a lot. No only will I be building a few new boxes for the truck & living room, but I've got a basement to finish and a future wood deck patio for the back yard.

http://www.ryobitools.com/catalog/power_tools/benchtop/BTS21

[Cashdollar2009]

She's gorgeous! Looks like you'll make up those three stacks in no time man!

[Namosh]

Looks pretty good. I might be a little nervous about those fold up legs, though.

[pervitizm]

There was a nice looking Hatachi table saw but it was just to expensive, and a Skills saw but they were out of stock. The legs were a concern but I can take them off and mount it on a more sturdy stand if need be. My father recommended this saw for me and I'll take his advice. A general contractor for over 40 yrs tell you to buy a certain power tool then just buy that power tool and be happy.

[baaudio]

She's gorgeous! Looks like you'll make up those three stacks in no time man!

agreed. and the saws not bad lookin either haha jk man that is a good looking saw though. congrats.

[Gotloud555]

Look good and i do have one too but there not that good tools because it can break easily.

[jmitch]

not a bad purchase but when i read 3 stacks i thought u meant 3 thousand

[psx2p]

not a bad purchase but when i read 3 stacks i thought u meant 3 thousand

yea me to some people define a stack differently, this is a damn nice setup.

[dwright27]

Corona_Jeff just bought one.

The legs are pretty sturdy, and it cuts pretty decent.

only complaint is the red line up on the measure, moved on us, but if you measure from the blade to the fence before you cut then youre good.

[pervitizm]

not a bad purchase but when i read 3 stacks i thought u meant 3 thousand

Nope I guess I should have said 3 bills instead. I only paid $300 for it, well $338 with the 2 year warranty that I got with it as well.