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Splitbark Studio
Великобритания
Добавлен 14 ноя 2023
Making things from my driveway
Best Budget Table Saw of 2024 - Rutlands R1618
Is this the best budget saw of 2024? Let's find out.
In this video I'll show you how to assemble, adjust and also give you my overall review about this table saw.
Mitre slot is 11mm deep x 19mm wide. (Forgot to add)
-- I am not sponsored, I have purchased this saw with my own money --
Tips/donations: ko-fi.com/splitbarkstudio
00:00 Beginning
00:33 Walk around of the saw
05:20 Insert plate
07:10 Look at the Riving knife
09:36 Look at the Blade
11:10 Blade guard
12:42 Fence
18:33 Blade adjustments
24:17 Mitre gauge
28:45 Cutting (Rip cuts)
33:44 Cutting plywood
34:27 Angle cutting
36:10 Mitre gauge cross cutting
36:54 Summary
#howto #tablesaw #saw #2024 #woodworking #rutlands #bestof #diy #review #budget...
In this video I'll show you how to assemble, adjust and also give you my overall review about this table saw.
Mitre slot is 11mm deep x 19mm wide. (Forgot to add)
-- I am not sponsored, I have purchased this saw with my own money --
Tips/donations: ko-fi.com/splitbarkstudio
00:00 Beginning
00:33 Walk around of the saw
05:20 Insert plate
07:10 Look at the Riving knife
09:36 Look at the Blade
11:10 Blade guard
12:42 Fence
18:33 Blade adjustments
24:17 Mitre gauge
28:45 Cutting (Rip cuts)
33:44 Cutting plywood
34:27 Angle cutting
36:10 Mitre gauge cross cutting
36:54 Summary
#howto #tablesaw #saw #2024 #woodworking #rutlands #bestof #diy #review #budget...
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Dado blades are legal too buy in UK all the time.... WTF?
Someone already mentioned, yes I was wrong about that
Great review and demonstration. It's really good you have taken the time to explain the table saw set-up and workings, with specific measurements and how to make adjustments etc. Thank you for a very enjoyable presentation.
Excellent review of a great piece of kit. No instruction manual required now!!
Hello does anyone know how to adjust the blade angle so it cuts at 90 degrees please?
You can either use a square and place it against the blade or you can use a digital angle reader like I used here
Thank you very much. And thank you for the really useful video.
I am looking to replace my cheap SIP table saw. I have built it into a workbench but the top is warped. I use a sled and other jigs. Do you use a sled on this as if you can't remove the riving knife I can see it causing issues
I havent made a sled for this yet, although I don't think it would cause too much of an issue proving that you make the blade gap slightly thicker to accommodate for the riving knife. A lot of people have spoken about the new Evolution table saw being better than this, I'm not sure if the riving knife can be taken out but worth a look 👍
@@SplitbarkStudio I was looking at the Evolution one as well. The only drawback with those is the bore size of the blade as they have a non standard bore size so you have to buy their blades. Unless of course there is something on the market to adapt
Tested the saw and it is so hard and loud on start as when starting I need to hold the saw not to jump of the table.
It is loud but I havent had any issues with it moving though
@@SplitbarkStudio I am putting soft start module to it.
I moved the screws for fence now i will have to align them?
If you're referring to the screws the fence sits on then yes, you'll need to make your fence parallel to the blade, i also do this in the video
Are you suggesting that this saw is capable of the anything close to the accuracy of a real table saw. It very much looks to be a piece of shit tool that could get you hurt. All I can see is a piece of garbage that could make you turn away from any wood working career that you could have enjoyed. To suggest that this is a real table saw is Blasphemy!!
just had my saw delivered today with the stand. thanks for the video made the setup a breeze for a table saw newbie
Thank you
Just taken delivery of mine and your video was very helpful as the instruction manual isn't very good. Rutlands should link your video in their blurb.
Thank you, yeah their manual is terrible
surprised to see this is a small channel. hopefully this will grow, great review 👍
Thanks and no thanks at the same time ! I spent hours watching table saw reviews, mainly US based, settled on the Skil table saw and... it's not available anywhere in Europe. Gave up and bought a Scheppach table saw. Well, I just refused the package and waiting for my Rutlands. 😅
Aluminium or cast iron table, and the first thing to change is the blade and you have a great saw.
This has a cast aluminium top, the stock blade on this thing isn't too bad, but I have opted for a 40 tooth blade for a smoother finish
It’s also the same as Bosch which is £588
Reminds me of the Skil table saw I bought but that is a good thing. This one looks good too.
Seems very much like the new evolution R255TBLX+
With the 90 degree mitre you could use aluminium shims where the thread of the two bolts with wing nuts clamp to it. Just a strip a few millimetres think would do it.
Great idea, might try that
Excellent review. I purchased this saw, together with the stand 4 months ago after some careful research and agree with all your pro's and con's. I have found the saw very stable when using the fold-up stand and would recommend buying. Great quality saw for the price.
It is a real good vedio to watch with, thanks. Perhaps it is available from Amazon in Sydney Australia. Please confirm thank you in advance
I dont think it's on Amazon I'm afraid. Rutlands are UK based and I bet international shipping would be huge to go to Australia. I've seen that the "Skil" table saw is almost identical to this though, maybe that's available near you? Thanks for your comment
Bought the Excel equivalent at £185. Really pleased with it. Slight differences but essentially the same saw.
The Excel is well reviewed and actually on sale on amazon atm for £169. I was researching the various options but at that price why even bother, I just went ahead and bought the Excel
Thank you for the brilliant Review matey! I don’t know if you have seen the New Table Saw for Site by Evolution as that is seems the same copy of this one except the Riving Knife as you can remove it so if you prefer use the Dedo Blades (I think that is what they cal) you can do that. I guess they done that so it can be used other side of the pond. I got their Rage 5-S but having a few issues which I’m waiting to hear from Evolution. Oh, they Dust collection is also good and got Slow Start Technology. Nevertheless, thank you for your detailed review as I believe, *_Our World_* is a *_Shared Experience_* … Remember, *_Life_* is *_Short_* so, *_Live Long_* and *_Prosper_* … 🖖 Cheers matey!!!
Very nice overview ! How noisy it is ? If you've worked with other saw how is it on the noise level compared to others? I ordered it yesterday but I'm still not sure if I can use it in the garden of my house or should I rent a space to work on it ? Thanks anyway
It is quite loud, but any table saw with this type of motor is gonna be like that, its just one of them unavoidable issues I'm afraid. I used to have a cheap titan table saw and it was louder than this however
Deffo need a TS with a fence that can be locked on both sides. I've found that work can slide off line and ride up as well if you your fence isn't solid.IMO.
Yes we do have access to dado blades.
Every day's a school day, thanks for the update
Excellent presentation.Clear,concise and informative. At £200+ I wouldnt call it budget
Thank you
Yep agree with all the comments - excellent review delivered in an easy but professional manner. I have bought the Rutlands mitre gauge which is very much like the Incra one I have on my bandsaw. My very budget Workzone saw has actually served me well and is surprisingly accurate for a £100 saw. Unfortunately the pressed tin table has non standard mitre grooves so I snapped up the Rutlands mitre gauge offer and am looking for a saw which was going to be a Dewalt but what a price. I think you have convinced me and I assume the Rutlands upgraded mitre gauge will fit the slots which I also assume are standard 19mm.
Thanks for your comment. Annoyingly I forgot to add the dimensions of the mitre slot in the video, but yes the mitre slot width is 19mm. Mines reading 19.2mm which may or may not be that slight wobble in the video which I was referring to. I'd like to assume the upgraded fence from Rutlands is compatible but you'd have to check from their website
Very good practical guide, so thanks for taking the time to make the video.
Thank you
excrlent review best regards nuno portugal
It's the same as the Skil saw even down to the push stick. Only big diffence is the Skill has a 4 legged stand.
It all looks like so much plastic and thin metal though, but I like the lightness, the throat plate won’t last very long, but even wood ones need replacing, be good if manufacturers left a copy template to make it easier to make your own. Having a locked riving knife is good idea, though I occasionally take mine off when doing rebates but that’s only because it’s too tall. The horrible brittle plastic blade guard is awful. Be good to see if the fence moves with the machine locked to the floor, but that looks good especially for that kind of money, is there an extending fence? I still use an old ELU which is great with extending rods for the fence so I can rip 8x4’s but not the most accurate thing in the world mind you it’s nearly 30 years old!
It does have a few plastic parts to it, although the parts that are necessary like the surface and fence seem to be strong enough (at least for what I need). To be honest, I have no clue if there is an extendable fence for this or not but can say the fence and adjustability of it hasn't failed me yet
The angle gauge being so inaccurate is poor for this price point.
The angle scale was a bit disappointing, I always recommend using a digital angle finger because of this
I've had mine now for about four months and it hasn't missed a beat. There has been quite a bit of talk about the differences between this and the DeWalt and the only thing anyone has given me is that the gearing screws for the height adjustment are plastic on the Rutlands and metal on the DeWalt. I don't see the price difference being justified by that! It's a cracking saw. I got a mitre gauge from Banggood and shoved the other one in a drawer with all the other standard issue ones. Never had a good one!
Just to make you aware the UK lifted the ban on Dado stacks back in 2019, you can purchase the online... I was actually looking at some on amazon the otherday..
Every day's a school day, I didn't know they did this until someone pointed it out, cheers
evolution have a new table saw just out, very close to thus rutland ,and with a folding stand. . can you recomand a mitre gauge for this saw.
I havent purchased a 3rd party mitre gauge for a table saw yet so haven't got any recommendations sorry. The slot for this saw is 19mm wide x 11mm deep if that helps with your searches
Great review, thanks
Thank you
can you compare it with dewalt for £500?
I could be wrong but I thought both the Dewalt 7492 and the £500 version were the same except slightly larger with the 7492 being a 250mm blade
@@SplitbarkStudio I do think that Rutlands table saw is better quality than those way too expensive dewalts anyways...
Being French, it's very nice to have an equipment review with a nice English accent instead of an American one. And to hear you give measurements in the metric system: priceless!
Being American, I find it annoying when French people leave completely irrelevant comments within a table saw review. Of course, this is my personal opinion which means nothing, similar to your own.
@@genesishep Looks like someone need to take a minute haha. Perhaps go stand outside for a while and take a few deep breaths. Don't worry it's okay, people can prefer different accents than American, no need to spit your dummy out over it. 🤡🤡
@@DannysGalaxyTab Honestly? I don't believe there is a person in these comments who could raise a welt on my ass much less get me upset. I just felt like sharing my opinion similar to the OP. Just as they had the right to declare what sounds pleasing to their ear I had the right to state what annoys me. Was it particularly kind or polite? No, but considering they had already tossed politeness out the window why should I be responsible for retrieving it? Am I being too blunt? It's aggressive American thing. You see, I simply can't help myself. 🙄 Your little giggle party was "cute" though, even if the wit is a bit dull.
Its the same as the wen saw i. The states. Just a different colour
I think it closely resembles the Skil saw, I think that might be coming over the UK too at some point
@@SplitbarkStudio I haven't seen that one, I'm in the market for an upgrade on my saw now. Thanks for the review I'm leaning towards this one now
A dewalt in disguise.
A great review - I can see lots of similarities to the new Evolution R255TS saw launched last week.
Sadly it seems like all these saws have the same trend of spewing out more dust off the blade than out the rear! Like a sliding mitre saw you spend as much time brushing up 😂. Enter a mask!
Excellent, very thorough review, seems to be a cheaper version of the recently released Evolution range.
Thanks, quite a few people said the same thing, I also noticed this looks even more identical to the Skil table saw which I believe is coming to the UK at some point
This is almost the same as the Evolution R255TBL @ £329.99 but that has a sliding portion for the mitre and has the Evolution multi material blade (which I can attest, does cut through anything!)
I must admit, I do like the look of the sliding table on the evolution, I'm interested in seeing someone making a comparison
@SplitbarkStudio I have the Rage 5s and it is very useful!
where are you seeing this price? When I look online, the Rutlands is £295 and the evolution is £379.99.
I brought a cheap titan table saw. The blade cuts fine it does what a saw should do. The biggest problem are the guides they are cheap and flimsy. But if money towards new ones or make something a little more sturdy and it would be fine
My first table saw was actually the cheapest titan I could get, the power was pretty good but I agree the fence/guides weren't so good.
Excellent review.
Thank you
is it cast top or pressed one?
Cast aluminium
@@SplitbarkStudio is it good and new saw ?
Mitre gauges on all these jobsite saws are only fit for the bin, best bet is make your own or get a decent 3rd party one
you aligned the fence so y not just move the fence to the blade to check how parallel they are
That works too, I've seen loads of different ways to adjust it, this is just what I found works for me
This might be a dumb question, but can the riving knife be lowered much below the height of the blade? I've been considering buying this saw for cutting fret slots using a crosscut sled and a specialist fret slotting blade, in other words making multiple non-through cuts. The thing is, those blades have a tiny 0.6mm kerf, so the riving knife would completely block the cut if it can't be lowered out of the way. I'm assuming that others who use table saws for this purpose simply remove the riving knife completely, though I note that you say this model doesn't seem to allow that. Excellent review, by the way!
Very good question, the riving knife can only go to the 2 heights as shown in the video, as far as I'm aware you aren't able to take the Riving knife out. For me, I have had the worst budget saws possible and they even include the ability to take it out so I think it is a small flaw you cannot do it with this saw. Although I do like the ease of adjusting it
@@SplitbarkStudio thanks for the reply! I actually got a response from Rutlands as well after asking them the same question, they said: "The thickness of the riving knife should always be slightly thinner than the kerf of the blade, as you mention, if the riving knife is thicker than the kerf then the wood will not pass by the knife. The riving knife can be removed but for safety reasons we would never recommend this, it is an important safety feature of the saw." So apparently the riving knife *can* be removed (no idea how, as I don't have the saw yet) but good to know it seems to be possible. And whilst I commend Rutlands for their adherence to full health and safety/liability guidelines, for the purpose I'm looking to use it for, there is virtually zero risk of kickback etc, as may otherwise be the case when using the saw without this feature. Think I might just go for it!
That was a very helpful video, thank you. I had already purchased this saw but had not fully adjusted it - now I will! Cheers