Worx WX572L BladeRunner Tabletop Saw

I have been sawing and cutting wood on sawhorses that are wobbly and uneven tables etc for years and could never figure out why my cuts were off....well duh, I never had a taple top like this one...multiple uses and well thought out by someone at worx....thank you for saving a clutz from further embarassement. My wife will be forever grateful....

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I bought this a week ago, and used it the other day. I am installing plastic trench drains around my patio, to control water ponding. Great saw blades that came with the saw very sharp cut right through 180 feet of material. The saw fits very nice on my Pegasus, and Sidekick work tables. Great product, and quality from Worxs, I would expect nothing less. With these last two purchases I own 15 different Worxs tools.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) its really hard to use and the body is constructed of plastic and not very durable easy to change blades. It has no light to help you guide the idem being cut. The lock down arm is not very reliable no mater how tight you tighten it.

I got my table saw a couple of weeks ago. First bit I tried kept pushing my work sideways. Second bit worked ok. This saw might be fine for small jobs, not big ones. Saw is too loud, needs a light and only has one speed WFO! It's a Rockwell with Worx name on it. I like my hand jig and coping saws a lot better. I will be returning this one.

I am 71 years old, female, have a bad back, and have a small farm. My husband has Parkinson's and can no longer help me. Since I live in a ghost town it is almost impossible to find anyone to work. My table saw is a blessing as I can operate it by myself...and is light enough that I can easily move it to another location as needed. We were in the middle of building our home site when my husband became ill, so little by little, I have been purchasing my worxx tools as so many are convenient for little old ladies too.

Wow! A table top skill saw with so many extra features--clamps on the work so it doesn't move up and down; saw guide to ensure that cut is accurate; several blades for different materials; so easy to change blades; light enough to carry, but heavy enough to stay in place when you saw (can clamp to workbench for extra security. What more could you need for easy cuts or more complicated skill cuts.

Have been having it for about a month and have used it on 4 projects .... Don't really know how I got along without this little beast. If you try it, it's a pretty good bet that it will stay in your shop.

Great portability, Saves me setting up my 10" Table Saw for small jobs. The cost for this portability is slow cutting. Does hold a good line when using the fence.

I love it! It is perfect for my woodburning and other craft projects.

I was looking at the Ryobi table saw very then saw this one very what made me buy this was it uses standard T-Shank jigsaw blades very is very portable and very lightweight. I did a few small test cuts with this including a plastic wiring channel to hide the wires from my sprinkler controller. Next project will be a dog house I believe this could also cut chicken tenders with no problems for Tikka Masala Overall this is highly recommended.