Questions and Answers for Skil 15 Amp Corded Electric 10 in. Table Saw with Folding Stand

A:  To better answer your question, please contact our HD.com customer service department at 800-430-3376. You can call us any day between 6 a.m. and 2 a.m.

A:  Yep- my box had it posted in print on the outside. This warranty is for consumer (homeowners) only. Not for pro/trade work- then it’s one year. Stand is open completely at the bottom, but you’d have to rig something together as the saw has no option for dust collection.

A:  Yes, I bought mine last week. They delivered it today and installed it in under 1 hour. I had a great experience! The metal for the legs is pretty solid. I haven' t had any problem with them supporting the saw.

A:  Hi Olbill, unfortuantely the 15 Amp Corded Electric 10 in. Table Saw is only sold as a set. We apologize for the inconvenience. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot!

A:  I do not know offhand. But, I have found that the stand is well built, and I like the design of it too. However, it is very easy to remove the saw from the stand if you prefer.

A:  Yes you can, but the stand isn't flimsy, we have used this saw on quite a number of items, and the stand is fine

A:  You can but the price you see is the saw price! The stand is free! Ps. The stand is very sturdy, easy to fold up, beefy tubular steel, and takes no space at all.

A:  I don't believe you can order without the stand but rest assured this stand is not flimsy. If your going to use it everyday at different job sites it may possibly not hold up after a long while, but it's a quick set up with this table saw and it's sturdy enough to hold the table perfectly still while it's in use. I would say a good saw with a comparably good stand for the price.

A:  The stand for this saw is very sturdy and the saw can easily be removed from the stand for storage. This saw/stand combo is a great value for the price.

A:  Looks are deceiving. The stand is very sturdy and the weight of the saw, plus design of stand, keep it from moving while in use.

A:  The base is 20" wide by 18" long. 2" overhang on width for the power cord brackets. Nice saw BTW.

A:  Excellent question! Without the stand, this saw is 20"x 22.5" x 14.5".

A:  It's on the Home Depot site. https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/04/0429e98f-b17d-4ec9-afa0-e3e79a3bdbad.pdf

A:  The manual is available for download on both our website and homedepot.com. Check it out here: https://goo.gl/CoRj4k If you would prefer we mail you a printed copy, please give us a call at 1-877-754-5999. We're here to help!

A:  Home Depot has one on its web site on the product page. Called Use and Care Manual.

A:  I would expect that you can download a manual from the “Skil/Bosch” website (they are the same company, also the same model number used for both the Skil and the Bosch models of this table saw).

A:  You can try online. Just put the model number and the brand in the search bar should pull up something

A:  Hi Peter! This table saw accepts dado sets up to 13/16" wide and 8" diameter. To reduce the risk of injury, always use the SKIL dado blade table insert #80076.

A:  Great little saw. It'll do most job and all home projects. Dado, yeah, go slow. It'll be fine.

A:  What about it?

A:  I'm using the Avanti Pro 8" Stacked Dado blade set, and it works just fine. I also bought the Skill Dado Insert kit, which is a safety must.

A:  Absolutely! Our table saw provides the superior power you require. Thanks for the great question!

A:  It cut hickory easily.

A:  Yes. It will cut both. Great saw

A:  Hi Rusty! To better answer your question, please contact our customer support team at 1-877-SKIL-999 (1-877-754-5999). We're here to help!

A:  It already has an on/off switch..Why would you want another one?...to state the obvious..its that black paddle just to the left of the wheel that changes the angle of the blade ..you pull it out for on and push it in for off.

A:  Yes you can Charlie. For that size piece, it is recommended you have someone help you guide the piece through the saw ensuring a straight cut. Always wear safety glasses.

A:  Yes, with assistance to support the plywood and aid feeding. The table is 14" left of blade and fully extended is 26" right of blade. This is not enough surface to keep the plywood from bowing without additional support. Not something I would attempt alone.

A:  You can but you'll need to get creative if you want a straight cut. The fence (i.e. table size) cannot adjust past 24 inches max rip capacity.

A:  Too difficult to handle large sheets and guide them through the saw, though the saw is technically capable. Instead, buy a track saw that is basically a circular saw that rides on a track, or clamp a board to it and use that to guide your circular saw, or the best idea is to buy a Kreg Rip Cut that fits any circular saw which will guide your saw. I own one of those and it does an excellent job.

A:  If you take the fence off and have a steady hand-then yes. Straight cuts on a table saw are best ripping to 24 inches with fence in place. If I were cutting 4x8 in half, I’d use sawhorses and a skill saw.

A:  No! Unless you build an extention table to match,for the fence.18” is Max....I have a 10” Delta ,3hp that I use for that..this one is really for light duty stuff.Too much 3/4 and wont last would be my guess..its strengths are its light and can be picked up by one person(im old) and carried around,and its small footprint, I throw it in the back of my Jeep Cherokee....not much guts for heavier stuff, 3/4 would require a sharp blade and going slow on the cut.

A:  Hi Charlie! Yes, the 3410 table saw comes with a side extension and rear outfeed support large enough to support full sheets of plywood. Thanks for the excellent question!

A:  You could, of course, but it wouldn't be entirely safe without infeed and outfeed support (in my opinion). Use a circular saw or a track saw, if you have one and accuracy is important.

A:  To literally answer your question, yes you can. The more important question is: SHOULD YOU USE THIS TO CUT A 4x8 PIECE OF PLYWOOD IN HALF? The answer is a resounding NO, heck NO! To cut a 4x8 piece of plywood it would take three people, one on each end of the plywood and one in the middle to guide the wood. If either one of the side holders get ahead of the other then the blade will jam and kickback this is extremely dangerous and would ruin the wood. You would be better off getting a hand held circular saw and a cutting guide. The cutting guide could be as simple as a 1x3 piece of wood with a couple of C-Clamps. Or Home Depot sells a cutting guide Model # 543056K Internet #205866206 for $51.49. They also have another one comparable to the 1x3 piece of wood, Model # E902 Internet #203175575 Store SKU #17169 for $19.97. The nice thing about the last guide is that it will not wrap from moisture as a piece of wood would. For safety sake you should always keep the weight of the hand held circular saw over the table supporting the wood. If not, when the wood is almost cut the weight of the saw will break the wood and the saw will fall slightly uncontrolled and you don't want to do that with a circular saw. Lastly, if you go to Home Depot and see how they cut a piece of plywood you will see that they use a hand held circular saw mounted in a guide. Granted theirs is mounted vertically where yours would be horizontal.

A:  Mine is the same way. I am returning it. Between the wobble in the blade height adjustment and the sloppy bearing on the motor shaft, the saw is dangerous to use and will likely vibrate itself to death at a young age.

A:  Thank you for the thoughtful question! This saw's motor has bevel gears, rather than worm gears, which prevents the blade from dropping. With this in mind, your best bet is to double-check that your blade is installed properly. If that doesn't do the trick, please give us a call and we'll start troubleshooting right away: 1-877-754-5999.

A:  I'm not Skil, but I can tell you that I had the same problem -- it's caused by the motor mount being loose on the guide bar. There should be a way to adjust the bushing to remove the slop, but even if you could find out how to do it, it'll be difficult to find the exact point where it moves accurately without being stiff. Also, if it loosened in transit, it'll probably loosen with use. Skill says it'll still cut properly, but that assumes you have it running while you make adjusts to ensure the blade is square to the table and parallel to the slots.

A:  As the website states- overall pack is 67.5lbs (thanks saw, box, and stand all together). I move this saw around pretty easily and I’d say the saw itself is approximately 35 lbs. I grab it and put it on the foldable stand in one easy quick move. Not bad at all.

A:  Thank you for your question. The 3410 Skil Table Saw weighs about 30 lbs. without the stand. For further assistance, contact us at 1-877-754-5999 from M-F 7a-7p CST.