Bosch 4100-09 10-Inch Worksite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise Stand | 
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| Brand: Bosch
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $1,250.00
Buy New: $599.99
You Save: $650.01 (52%)
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Rating:  30 reviews
Sales Rank: 839
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 140.3
Dimensions (in): 39.3 x 29.7 x 21.2
MPN: 4100-09
Model: 4100-09
UPC: 000346341539
EAN: 0000346341539
ASIN: B000S5S5CW
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| Features:
| • | Squarelock rip fence engineered for maximum trueness | | • | Includes the new enhanced award-winning gravity rise stand by Bosch | | • | Durable Sub-Base increases tool life by handling job-site abuse | | • | Integrated carry handles increase portability | | • | Single point bevel movement for consistent accuracy; 1-year warranty |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The Bosch 4100 Table saw offers radical new features and enhancements that make the 4100-series the most precise, durable and high-performing table saw in the category. The 4100 features the industry's first-ever Modular Smart Guard System. Innovations include a super-durable sub-base with carry handles, Bosch-exclusive SquareLock Rip Fence with auxiliary fence slots and a t-slot miter gauge. With all these features, the new 4100-Series 10-inch Portable Table Saw will keep Bosch at the top of the category.The Bosch Modular Smart Guard System is a ground-breaking new design for portable table saws that includes a blade guard, riving knife and anti-kickback pawls. All three elements are modular and tool free, so users can quickly and easily remove or add each component independently based on the task. The blade guard is particularly user-friendly with a new split-guarding innovation that offers optimal line of sight and maximum protection. The riving knife prevents ! material from pinching the blade and offers positions for: full upright, "splitting" and "non-thru" cutting. This system is the easiest and most convenient table saw guarding solution on the market. For professional tools, durability is an essential component of jobsite value. The 4100 is jobsite proven with a super-durable sub-base complete with integrated carrying handles for quick and easy transport. Other improvements include a single-point bevel movement for consistent accuracy, t-slot miter system and enhanced dust collection. The 4100 also offers Constant Response Circuitry with Soft Start for smooth ramp up speed and to maintain speed under load. At 29 by 21-1/2-inches square, the table saw provides the most usable tabletop space available with a 25-inch rip capacity that can easily handle sheet goods or larger stock. The arbor lock system makes blade changes quick and easy. On-board storage for accessories and the Smart Guard System makes it easier to move between jobs.
Product Description
The Smart Guard System is the first ever quick and easy-to-use modular blade guard, anti-kickback pawls and riving knife system; provides superior control over the material and maximum visibility while cutting. Engineered for maximum trueness, the 'Square lock' Rip Fence glides along the rail at a finger's touch or locks into place for solid and consistent cutting performance. Easy set up and take down of your table saw; heavy-duty construction and 8" pneumatic wheels allow the Gravity-Rise stand to handle the toughest jobsites. Integrated Sub-base increases tool life by handling jobsite abuse, while protecting the table saw's base. Built-in sub-base and tabletop carry handles add to the saw's portability from jobsite to jobsite. On tool sto
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| Customer Reviews: Read 25 more reviews...
 Decent, Just don't try to rip a sheet of plywood December 4, 2008
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
I bought this 10' saw with the hope of replacing my 8-1/4" Makita job-site table saw. Unfortunately the good people at Bosch seem to have been asleep when they engineered this saw. Just try to rip a piece of plywood. It is dangerous if not impossible. Rousseau makes an aftermarket table and fence for a number of saws but they do not seem to make it for this one. What a shame. When you are cutting smaller stock it does a much nicer job than the Makita. Unfortunately I cannot replace the saw so now I just have to keep two of them in the shop.
 Excellent table saw October 23, 2008
I purchased this table saw about four months ago, and I have found it to be absolutely outstanding in every way. Delivery was fast and free, and set-up was simple, straightforward and well-documented. The saw was ALMOST totally square, true and ready to go out of the box (I had only to make a simple adjustment to the splitter, which was not properly aligned with the blade). The fence is solid and stable during use, but very easy to adjust. The blade guard, pawls and splitter are easy to install and remove when necessary. Blade changes are easy. The table expands to about 40" wide, which is very large for a portable saw (although you might want to make a sled so you can accomodate larger materials for crosscutting, as the table isn't very deep in front of the blade). Even the included 40-tooth combo blade stood up really well. The only thing that wasn't up to snuff was a kind of wobbly miter gauge, but a lot of saws don't include any miter gauge, so I can't complain (but I replaced it with an Incra anyway). I have only good things to say about this saw. If you have only a small garage workspace like I do, but you want a fully-functional saw, look no further!
First class saw September 12, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I had settled on either a Jet JWTS-10 or the Ridgid TS3650, but my concern was my workshop is only 10'x16'. When I went and looked at the Jet at Woodcraft, it became clear that both these stationary table saws (even with a moveable base) were too big (5' wide) for my space.
Based on the specs, reviews, video on YouTube, and Bosch's reputation I decided on the Bosch 4100 with the gravity rise stand. This is a first class, well engineered, well built saw. All the critical adjustments (blade vertical, parallel to mitre slot, fence parallel to blade, etc) were dead-on right out of the box. I installed a Freud thin kerf blade with stabilizing plate (highly recommend a thin kerf blade). I bought the side and back extensions which greatly increase the usability of the saw. Even though the miter slot is a T-slot, it accepts 3rd party accessories.
The stand is a beautifully engineered device. I don't anticipate taking this around a lot like a contractor, but I sure do like that I can fold it up and stick it in the corner when not in use and gain some space back. I am very impressed and pleased with this saw and easily recommend it.
Satisfied September 8, 2008
My last table saw I bought in the early 70's. A friend purchased his Bosch 4100 and I tried it out and was amazed at its features. Because I'm older it was getting harder to lift and move the old saw, so the "stand-on-wheels" was one feature I really needed. I've been using the new saw everyday after I get home from work for the last three weeks and have built a ash dresser and pine kitchen isle. The magnified ruler on the saw is very accurate and easy to use -- don't need to re-check with the folding ruler. The blade that came on the saw is pretty smooth, but I still finish it off with the planer. Easy to move, accurate, clean cuts for the price, I am impressed. You might want to read the directions on putting the stand together rather than trying to "macho wing-it". I even laughed at myself on that part.
 Great saw....But August 31, 2008
But you see the way the gravity base projects off the left side about 12" at foot hieght...Thats a great foot tripper, hose and cord grabber. Forget about left side walk by feeding close to the table...a very common practice. Sure that projection helps with stability...but its in the way. What about dust collection? No Problem on a rough frame job site; but do a high end remodel where compact size and fine dust containment is essential and the crew hooking cords, huffin dust and shop-vac'n nooks and crannies. I'd sacrifice the mitre guage and riffin attachment for decent dust control. A clean work environment is more productive, safe and appreciated.... almost enjoyable.
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