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Question: I noticed that the details of what is in the box, it doesn't say if it comes with a blade. Does it? And how many teeth?
Document: I was very excited to be more involved with Amazon with Prime; I read many reviews on this particular item and was optimistic. It arrived very damaged (metal crushed) and parts were loose in the box. I am thankful on Amazon returns process / I am going to try another one... but the experience was the worst I ever had with Amazon.com.
Another piece of junk that Rockwell came out with. You physically have to square the fence every time you use it. The saw blade that comes with saw is like using a chainsaw. Material comes out so rough you have to run it through a jointer/planer, just to get it straight.I would not waste my money on this piece of crap.
Overall, I like this table saw. It is quite easy to set-up, use, and store. The instruction manual gets a B-. The biggest problem is the insert: it is okay for single blade cutting, however I intended to use this table saw for dado cuts and that is where it comes-up short. Rockwell says that they have a dado insert, but nobody including Amazon seems to have one.
saw cut well help to put a better blade like an 60 tooth comes with 40 tooth laser did not work not worth sending back for easy to use good for home dyi not as great of deal as they like you to think.
As many others have stated in their reviews, the blade was not parallel to the miter slots. So much so that the blade would hit the table on the far side of the arbor. How can something leave the factory in this condition? It's pathetic! Rockwell says it's a factory setting. I did It so it can be done but is not easy (at least not alone).
I looked in the owners manual for the adjustment procedure and there was none. So I called Rockwell for technical help and there is no adjustment, it is factory set. I did check it with another blade just to be sure, same results. Needless to say the saw is on its way back and I think I will just have to spend a little more to get a better saw.
Not much to say here, other than it was nice and easy, especially compared to my old Craftsman. While I had it open, I also installed the riving knife. There is a lever behind the blade that you just flip to loosen the clamp-style mount for the knife or shield. Just slip in the one you want and lock the lever. After that, I popped in the throat plate and was ready to go.I then set up the fence.
I ordered this saw with high hopes and enjoying the great price. Upon set up, folding out the extension table I noticed it looked a little off or crooked. The fence was an 1/8" off when laying a level across the front of the saw, which puts the fence an 1/8" out of square. Not good for woodworking and if you straightened the fence its crooked on the left side of the blade. NO good either.
I chose this saw for the features (large rip capacity, dust collection, portability, etc.) and was very happy when I pulled it out of the box. However, when I set the bevel angle to 0, installed the blade, and tried to spin in to make sure it could spin freely, I knew I was going to have a problem. The blade hits the table at the rear and has almost a 1/4&#34; gap from hitting the table in the front.
its all set up, just take it out of the box  -had to put a little side pressure on the fence to get a perfect aline with blade on far side  can rip a 2x4 in half in no time -great &#34;'
Answer: no