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Question: What is the width of the miter slots on the table? 5/8 or 3/4?
Document: Cannot put a dato blade on it. Shaft is too short. Saw dust comes out the face plate. Miter groove is only 5/8 and shallow.
From the other comments, the only item I found to be true was the scale for the guide did not go down to 1/16 inch. I hope I never have to be more accurate than the width of the saw blade. Since I've only had the saw for a couple of hours, I can't comment on its longevity, but it was easy to cut an 8' 2x4 into 6 and 8 inch pieces and then play with the blade angles, miter angles and a combination of the two.
I've read these reviews and disagree with all of the objections. I've never had a table saw before. I've spent the last 2 hours cutting the crap out of a 2x4 and the saw works perfectly, and I still have all my fingers. The saw does indeed cut up to 3&#34; at 90 degrees. The saw does indeed cut down to .5 inch, but only from one side.
The saw is Very good for small shop. Light  & easy to move around. The stand is poorly made and very weak. Bolt holes do not line up etc. I will replace stand at and extra cost. I replace the standard blade with an Freud D1080X Diablo 10-Inch 80-tooth ATB Finish Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch. It seems to work small cuts in hardwoods.Be aware that this saw is no longer offered by Rockwell.
I expected it to be a full size table saw, accepting accessories from other table saws. Not even the miter gauge slot is standard. It is a well built saw but is not at all acceptable for my purposes. I have given it to my son-in-law.
This is a lightweight table saw which lacks some important features. The miter gauge is cheaply constructed, and has a short bar. This makes it hard to accurately use this piece.WORST YET is the angle adjustment for the blade. You have to push in the leveling handle and rotate it in plastic gears which mesh poorly.
I bought this table saw to do some basic cutting - didn't plan to do any cabinet making but being able to make a basic miter cut would be nice. Plastic peg on miter gauge broke on the first use - no more miter cuts. First time I turned it on I thought the saw blade was going to take off on me - rip fence is a joke.
The height adjustment is barely functional and the miter fits so poorly that a straight cut is impossible. I removed it from my garage to put on a yard sale where someone is not expecting a usable item. Costly lesson so I must replace it in a big box store with something I can inspect before buying.Rockwell RK7240.1 Shop Series 13 Amp 10-Inch Table Saw with Stand
When my little 8" craftsman table saw that I bought for $30 on Craigslist failed to be hefty enough to handle the projects I was doing I decided that I'd look for a new (as in new vs used) saw. For the price I really wasn't expecting it to be perfect, but I wasn't expecting it to be this bad. Many of the other reviews covered my complaints so I won't go into detail, however, I will mention that my biggest complaint is the lack of accuracy with this saw.
However, they may not occur if u were to use the included plastic shield. It's mostly made from all plastic except the table itself. It seems light to me from all the plastic. I haven't set the stand up yet cause of all the negative reviews. Why go to that trouble if you r going to send it back. I'm going to keep it. At $140.00 it's going to have to be replaced 4 times to equal the price of 1 Dewalt saw.02/09/2013.
Answer: yes