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Bosch 4100DG-09 10-Inch Worksite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise Stand and Digital Rip Fence

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Bosch 4100DG-09 10-Inch Worksite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise Stand and Digital Rip Fence

(30 customer reviews)

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4100DG-09

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Bosch 4100DG-09 10" Worksite Table Saw with Digital Rip Fence and Gravity-Rise Wheeled Stand Bosch Power Tools and Accessories is one of the divisions within the Robert Bosch Tool Corporation, which is one of the largest power tool and accessory manufacturers in the world. Bosch provides a complete line of corded and cordless power tools and accessories engineered to survive any jobsite and allow professionals to take control of their work. Bosch 4100DG-09 10" Worksite Table Saw with Digital Rip Fence and Gravity-Rise Wheeled Stand Features: Cutting edge and easy-to-use new features, workshop accuracy, maximum capacity and jobsite durability Smart Guard System - First ever quick and easy-to-use modular blade guard, anti-kickback pawls and riving knife system Precise Digital Measuring Display magnetically attaches to Squarelock Rip Fence Smart Guard System 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. Digital Measuring Display Precise and durable high-visibility LCD gauge and display magnetically attaches to Squarelock Rip Fence and measures within 1/32" or 0.5 mm for accurate cuts. Squarelock Rip Fence Engineered for maximum trueness, the "best-in-class" fence glides along the rail at a finger's touch or locks into place for solid and consistent cutting performance. Large 29" x 21.5" Machined Aluminum Tabletop Easily handles wider stock for greater ripping capacity Gravity-Rise Wheeled Table Saw Stand (4100-09/4100DG-09) Patented design for the easiest setup 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 Subbase 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 Storage For all saw attachm

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Package Length:	39.2 inches
Package Width:	30.0 inches
Package Height:	20.6 inches
Package Weight:	125.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 30 reviews

Features

Digital rip fence measures for accurate cuts
Modular smart guard system
Rip fence engineered for maximum trueness
Durable sub-base
Integrated carry handles

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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53 of 54 found the following review helpful:

Good saw questionable digital fence Jun 29, 2009 By John G.
Bosch 4100DG-09 10-Inch Worksite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise Stand and Digital Rip Fence
I bought this tool as my first table saw. I have been quite happy with the saw, but I question the value of the digital rip fence, especially at a $100 premium. My experience has been that it needs frequent calibration to the blade and turns itself off too soon. I find that the optical scale works better for me. I also find the aluminum table top sometimes marks the pieces being cut and precludes the use of magnetic feather boards or jigs. Overall a good saw for the price if you don't spring for the digital fence.

39 of 39 found the following review helpful:

An excellent product Feb 15, 2009 By Matthew Dyer
This is one heck of a saw. Everything is thought out. Everything is right there where you need it. Everything screws down tight and it's obvious that the people who designed the saw thought long and hard about how people work and put everything on the saw and in an easily accessible place to help them work. Using it is a joy. Yes, you pay about $200 more than the Rigid jobsite saw to get that experience, but it's one heck of a pleasant experience. The whole saw makes sense and works well.

The riving knife is great, and the blade guard makes complete sense. It takes about 15 minutes of practice to be able to whip the guards on and off, but once you're really got it it's astoundingly easy. It is also VERY easy to work with this saw with all the guards in place, and that's important.

A shopvac easily plugs into the back of the saw, and it does reduce dust significantly. You're still getting out the broom and dust plan, though.

It takes a bit of muscle to get this across a lawn and into a pickup truck, but it's not that bad. The stand is not wobbly at all once it's up and ready to work.

One problem I had was the fence would chatter as I tried to slide it back and forth. Quite annoying for a $700 saw. I smeared some paste wax on the rails, though, and the problem totally disappeared. I can now slide the fence back and forth with one finger, and it glides--almost--like a puck across an air hockey table. Cool.

I bought this back in February 2008, and I also purchased the outfeed extension, an excellent accessory (as is the left side extension). The long rails on the outfeed extension banged the digital box, but a call to Bosch customer service had them overnighting a new, shorter set of rails to me. Wow. That's customer service.

If you have a wife how demands to put a car in the garage ("It's my workshop, honey! Why do you keep calling it a garage?") or a need to take a saw around to different places or if you want to do your cutting in the driveway so you can clean up the sawdust with a leaf blower (and with MDF, this is a great way to do it), this saw is the cat's pajamas. I love it.

34 of 36 found the following review helpful:

Bosch 4100DG-09 10 Inch Table Saw Feb 08, 2008 By Judith F. Schmall
I bought this saw for myself. I am a woman in my 60's with a passion for laying laminate floors. This saw is easy to assemble, and comfortable to use because the table easily elevates to the perfect height for you. I did my kitchen and dining room floors with it in one 3 day period and thanked my lucky stars for it.
The price online was really a bargain for a Bosch. It far outstrips everything I saw online or up close and personal at the local home improvement stores.
Almost better than its simple setup and movablity is being able to fold it up and store it compactly. My sons are getting in line to use it next and no problem - easy to tranport.

16 of 16 found the following review helpful:

What a saw! Jul 09, 2008 By D. E. Mccusker
This is my first worksite saw and it's simply great. I'm installing hardwood floors, baseboards, steps, and trim and this saw does everything. The fence is true and the adjustable height blade ensures that there will be minimum tear-outs. In fact, I haven't gotten any yet! The best feature has to be the gravity-rise stand. Talk about ingenious. A single twist of the lever and it'll fold/unfold with ease. What sold me on this saw was a review conducted by a master cabinet maker who put this saw through the same paces as he would his expensive cabinet saw...guess what...it performed admirably. I'm picky about my work and wanted a good saw that I can tote around from job to job. This is the one. I'm proud to say that I own one of these and have recommended it to several of my friends. Buy this and you won't be disappointed.

14 of 14 found the following review helpful:

nice unit but overpriced. check out the ridgid R4510 Oct 20, 2010 By J Tria "gusser33"
Just as a point of interest to those of you looking at this saw. Do yourself a favor and go and review the ridgid r4510. i owned a bosch 4100 and thought it was great until someone stole it from my shed. Well, because of my deductable i was not covered and had to look for a new one. I had read the review of the Ridgid r4510 and decided to look at both. Actually, i compared all of them and eliminated most except the Ridgid and the Bosch. I fully expected the bosch to be the better of the two due to it being one hundred dollars higher in price.. I did every comparison possible. took them apart, re-assembled them, folded them, closed them, compared the fences rolled them around, raised and lowered the blades and tilted the blade. In the end, I found the ridgid to be a better value and easier and more accurate. First of all, the fence on the bosch chatters when you move it, My old one did and this new one did also. Doesn't seem like a big deal but it is frustrating. I lived with it on my old saw but when i moved the Ridgid fence i was really surprised. Smooth as hell. Also, the Ridgid has a micro-adjust feature on the fence itself which is a real advantage. the ridgid folds easier and folds completely flat and upright which makes for easier storage. I used it to trim some doors and i was truly impressed. It also is guaranteed for as long as you own the saw which is a real plus. Check them out yourself, the Rigid is sold by home depot and the bosch by lowes. Both were within two minutes of each other and that made it easy for me, but, take the time and you will be surprised. One other thing. the guys at Lowes didn't know squat about the machine. Just make sure you get the new model with the split guard. there are still some old ones out there and they have the old guard which was not very effective. The new guard seemed to be exactly the same on both the ridgid and the bosch. Really, the ridgid had more features and was 100 dollars less. Also, if you are a veteran of the military, both home depot and lowes give you a ten percent discount......nice bonus. Good luck. But either will serve you well.

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