Harbor Freight Warrior 10 inch Table Saw Review And Improvement / Upgrades
Harbor Freight Warrior 10 inch Table Saw Review And Improvement / Upgrades
Warrior released a table saw (actually a bench saw) and wanted to get one and use it for a utility saw
This saw has a lot of features
Dust Collection shute
Safety guard
Riving knife
Storage on the saw base for all the attachments
1 Very large push stick – the only problem with the push stick is you really need 2 to be safe
What is the difference in a table saw and a bench saw?
a bench saw has the blade attached directly to the motor
A table saw has the blade attached to a shaft and shaft is attached via pulley to a motor in the back of the saw
Which one is better?
A bench saw is a jobsite saw, and has a lot of vibration, and typically uses custom miter slots that uses a type of t-slot for the miter slots, which is good in theory, but usually bad in practice
A table saw is a fine woodworking saw, and has a lot less vibration and typically uses standard 3/8″ by 3/4″ miter slots
The t-slot miter slots will keep attachments from lifting out of the slot, and sounds better, but in reality, the standard miter slots seldom if ever lift out of the miter slots, so the t-slot fix a problem that does not really exist
Review Video
The dust port on the rear of the Warrior Table saw is an odd size, so I used a soft drink plastic bottle to make a custom adapter for dust collection
The miter slots in the Warrior Table saw are non standard, I can not find anything that fits them, but I 3d printed a set of miter slot runners to use with the saw
Harbor Freight Warrior 10 inch Table Saw Review And Improvement / Upgrades
