Questions and Answers for SawStop 15 Amp 120-Volt 60 Hz Compact Table Saw

A:  Yes, Here is the manual https://www.sawstop.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/CTS-Owners-Manual.pdf page 24-25 shows you how.

A:  All of the table saws we manufacture come with the bypass mode, including this one.

A:  Comparing our Compact Table Saw to our Contractor model is rather tricky. The model that closely resembles the Compact Table saw would be our other portable model--the Jobsite Saw pro. The Contractor falls under our cast iron models and is consider a cabinet style saw. The Contractor saw has a 1.75 Hp motor, runs on 120 volts, and is listed at 14 amps. We have not published the HP of the CTS as a spec because we have found there is a lot of variability in how saws of this class specify their motor power – which can be both misleading and confusing. The CTS has a 15A, direct drive motor that is comparable to other top competitors’ saws in this class.

A:  We appreciate you reaching out with your question. The Saw Stop T33442 dimensions are as follows: Overall Height: 14-1/4" Overall Length: 27" Overall Width: 23-1/2"

A:  We have not published the HP of the CTS as a spec because we have found there is a lot of variability in how saws of this class specify their motor power – which can be both misleading and confusing. The CTS has a 15A, direct drive motor that is comparable to other top competitors’ saws in this class.

A:  The price on the Home Depot site includes shipping. Other dealers only show MSRP and then will add shipping at checkout.

A:  You can use a regular 10" blade to cut only part way through your workpiece. This will not activate the safety brake.

A:  You can certainly use a standard 10" blade and make multiple cuts to make a dado slot in your work piece. This will not activate the brake.