BEST TABLE SAW EVER! Metabo 36V MultiVolt Brushless 10" Table Saw (FULL REVIEW)!
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- Опубликовано: 31 авг 2019
- Today we are looking at the all new Metabo 36V MultiVolt Brushless 10" Table Saw dual power! (Tool Body Only/ Bare Tool)
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36V MultiVolt Brushless 10" Table Saw (Tool Body Only/ Bare Tool)
Metabo HPT introduces a revolutionary cordless-corded power tool solution that meets the power output demands on a jobsite. MultiVolt tools can accept a 36V battery OR plug into an outlet with the AC Adapter. This unique platform changes what's possible on the jobsite by offering the power of a corded tool, the freedom of a cordless platform and the choice to operate all MultiVolt tools cordless OR corded- YOU decide!
Features brushless motor technology for more run time, increased power and extended durability with essentially no maintenance.
Accepts a MultiVolt battery that delivers 4.0Ah of runtime at 36V in MultiVolt tools (sold separately). Battery can also power Hitachi or Metabo HPT 18V slide type tools, including cordless nailers generating an impressive 8.0Ah of run time for increased flexibility and multipurpose use (sold separately). MultiVolt battery charges in 52 minutes using the UC18YSL3M charger (sold separately). Compatible with 36V MultiVolt AC Adapter (sold separately).
36V DC Brushless motor produces 5.000 RPM to power through the toughest ripping applications.
Soft start function reduces noise and recoil at start-up. Electric brake halts the rotation of the blade within seconds for added safety.
10" 40-Tooth carbide tipped blade included for high cutting capacity. Bevel range of 0 degree to 45 degrees for cuts ranging from 3-1/8" (at 0 degree) to 2-1/4" (at 45 degrees). Easy adjustments for blade height or angle, as well as simple fence adjustments to adhere to the cutting material.
Both the bevel scale and bevel height adjustment knobs for the blade are situated on the front of the cabinet for easy access and viewing. Telescoping table extension supports 35" of ripping capacity to the right and 22" to the left.
Equipped with a 3/4" T-slot miter gauge that features a large scale with adjustable positive stops at 0, 15, 30, 45 and 60 degrees to the left and right to help guide material accurately for a truer cut.
On-tool accessory storage allows for easy access to needed items and convenient storage while not in use. 8 x 13/16" Dado capacity allows for simple dado cuts. Riving knife ensures cutting material does not bind and/or kick-back during operation.
Oversize power switch with emergency off safety cover is designed at knee level for immediate shut down as an added safety feature. Overload protection automatically shuts off the motor in a possible current overload situation to help prevent damage to the saw.
Dust port located at the rear of the base measures 2-1/2" and can connect to a shop vac or dust collection system for a cleaner work environment. Standard accessories include: 10" 40-T Carbide Tipped Blade, blade guard assembly, anti-kickback pawl assembly, miter gauge assembly, push stick, rip fence assembly, VIC rip fence assembly, out feed support assembly, (2) blade wrenches, 4mm hex bar wrench and 2.5mm hex key.
Well.. This just threw m18 out the window. Solves the #1 issue everybody else and the dog had. 10" blade. It's about time flexvolt had a 120V update anyways.
Such a sweet saw been eying this saw alot lately thanks for the info bro
Great review I stumbled upon this video because I’m thinking about buying this saw. After this video I have made up my mind.
The plastic part that fits on the fence is designed to be used while used with the crosscut slide. Set it up on the first portion of the fence and you can make repedative cuts with the crosscut slide, without binding against the fence.
Came here to say this, but you beat me to it. It's nowhere near stable enough to use as a fence.
The fence is supposed to align wit both the miter slots and the blade. Some like the blade to toe out at the rear to help with anti kick. Me I use the Align-it newer system and make sure EVERYTHING aligns as perfectly as I can humanly get it. I will be using my thin strip guage w/ roller bearing for thin cuts to the LEFT of the blade, if you cut this strips to the right of the blade with the fence on the right then wear baseball catcher's gear. Go ahead, pinch that thin strip between the blade and fence only after upping your life insurance.
God I love the Multivolt line up🤟🏼🤟🏼 thanks for reviewing the man!!
Yeah bro I'm really happy to get to check this stuff out with you guys. I'm really starting to like it as well
Great video Clint
Very nice features on the table saw
Great review thanks! yours truly doing a lotta homework on all this as had to move and no longer have a garage/workshop with power so the battery stuff is a must for my work, but game changer with cord or battery option, if the pros like this then its good enough for me! Cool ✌😎
Liked the MDF Devil animation....always putting in those fun clips into your vids🤣👍🏻 Love it & look forward to them....
Cheers✌🏼
Lol thanks Aepek!!!
23k subscribers. ..👍👍👏👏congratulations trz brother
Thanks brother!!! Better late than never lol
Great table saw, love the bevel knob adjustment, full 10" blade, dual power source, oh I love everything, but not the price. I start saving my extra $$$ for black Friday
Lol, yeah I hear ya Honda. Definitely not cheap bro
Sweet saw! Can't believe you made that many cuts with a 4ah and still 4 bars. Impressive.
Yeah bro though for sure it would have dropped more than that but was impressed
You sir are a brave man!!
Thank you for doing this Review @Tool Review Zone! Love it! Like button SMEESHED!
I love the dewalt saws. The 7491RS saws are the best of the best for a corded jobsite saw. But I want this one for a FULL 10" cordless saw. It's a shame dewalt doesn't make a flexvolt 120v max like the miter saw, with the corded adapter. It would easily outsell all other table saws ever! But since they don't, I'll be looking to pick this one up. Thanks again brother! Love it!
Thanks David! Yeah bro, Metabo was really smart with this saw. They probably seen a lot of people asking for this and said, ima do it lol
... til' you lose a finger. I usually don't like the safety snobs, but that piece against the fence is being pinched and sooner or later it WILL catch a tooth, and violently kick back in your face, neck, nuggets....
It's not worth the guts or the glory... I think if after something like that happens, your new motto will be, "It pierced my guts, and my glory turned gory."
That being said, good review. The fence system (rack and pinion) is the most important part in my opinion. I wish you would have explained why its iffy... does it bind? Can it be adjusted etc... also are the miter slots perfectly parallel to the blade, if not, does the motor/blade and harbor assembly have adjustments? If so, will the startup kick be too powerful to stay aligned? I did notice the slow startup, so that answers that one. In my hunt for precision portable saws, I've concluded they don't exist. It'll probably be awesome for ripping stuff on the jobsite, but what about fine woodworking? (Furniture, instruments, etc...) I'm waiting for the miracle of precision portable... I know, don't hold my breath. Wish I could review some sweet tools!
I think the saw is awesome and love the multivolt power and muscle of the motor. There is a little play in the fence that could compromise vertical squareness (versus horizontal square to the saw blade) of the work piece to the fence. This can be controlled for by When pushing the work piece against the fence during a cut. I would prefer the fence to be stationery and at a perfect 90 degrees to the table without any play. The play is minimal, however, it still exists. Maybe I need to tune up or somehow tighten the fence. I noticed a number of tiny hex set screws on the fence. All suggestions are welcome, thanks!
Looks like a great saw
I bought one. I really wanted to like it, but it has a few flaws.
The fence has to be adjusted before use. It is easy to set the fence parallel to the blade. It is a little harder to figure out how to set the fence square to the table. Use the tiny allen screws on the face of the fence.
I find there is a little to much play in the rack and pinion for cutting melamine. You have to do the final adjustment of the fence by turning the knob the same direction every time. It seems fine for other material.
The metal rub strips on the throat plate fell off on the second day. Try not to leave your saw in direct sunlight.
The plug in power supply draws power continuously. It draws enough to activate my remote vacuum switch, so my vacuum runs continuously. The power supply also has a cooling fan. The fan comes on after being plugged in about 5 minutes. I find it annoying to listen to. I have not seen any reviewer mention this. I mounted a cut off switch on my saw stand to deal with both issues. The second switch is necessary if you want to use your vacuum while running the saw with the battery.
The battery is perfect for service work after a house is completed. Plenty of power and run time. It is also great on a crowded job site.
My saw would randomly shut off. It would do this on while plugged in and while on the battery. Under load and while idling. Metabo said to return it.
After being without the saw for a month, I miss it. The convenience of the battery on a full size saw is amazing. I think I will buy another one, and hope the random shut off problem was isolated to my saw.
Clint, please do not cut like that. We do not watch your channel for Emergency Room reviews. Thanks.
No I love your intro it's awesome
Haha thanks Christina!!!
Trz I was just wondering where is the portable table saw stand? I like my table saws corded for all-day use. I also didn't see saw blade storage on that saw. My Makita table saw has all that, but it still looks like a great table saw. Peace brother
Idk what it is about Clint but everything he does is so funny to me and makes me laugh
Love mine
I'm already very invested in the Hitachi/hikoki 18v and multivolt battery platform. Good, reliable gear all of it, and I love being able to work anywhere without a cord. Trouble is suddenly a corded tool is a pita because you have to go looking for a power supply, so you end up carrying a lot of mains tools in your van but never use them (but you carry them "just in case").
This saw has just come available in Britain, so thanks for the review, helped make up my mind. Anyone want to buy a used DW745?
The best damn table saw for the best damn tool review channel. That also is connected to the best damn tool news channel. Lol
Lol, thanks brother really appreciate that man 👊
I'm thinking of buying this or the 10" 36v mitersaw.
would you recommend a dado set for this please? also, 6 or 8 inch for a weekend warrior?
Great review, but dude I get nervous every time you pushed that piece past the blade with your finger. Please use the push stick. 😊Was debating between the Milwaukee and the Dewalt, but now it seems like I have another choice. And it seems like this has a larger rip-cut capacity.
Haha, no guys no glory!
Clint, if you have the M18 Table Saw, (or DeWalt or Makita) when you gonna do a comparison of them, for us? Can’t wait to see that! I have the 8 1/4” M18 Table Saw KIT, ($599), since December 2020, and it’s still in the box for when I start to build my off grid house, early next year! Now I’m thinking the Metabo is better, maybe?!? 10” blade! 35” rip capacity on one side! AC adapter! Oh my!
Definitely the only cordless corded 10 inch on the market right now
This is best overall saw on market due to its features, power and size
How many watts does the generator need to have; in order to power it?
Out of curiosity how has it held up, if you still have it?
What do you think of its power compared to the dewalt 60v? That’s what I got right now but I want grab a bigger saw.
Great review between the Milwaukee, DeWalt, metabo cordless table saw which one would you recommend
I'd go with the Metabo unless you move it around a lot. If you do, I'd go Milwaukee
I’m sold…
Im thinking about getting this! its this one vs Dewalt
Thisbis a really good saw. You'll be happy with either though
On the fence on buying this one just wish it could go over 45 degrees for miters.also why are people complaing about the weight on this one? is listed at 72lbs my dewalt DW7491 weighs 87lbs and it's not that hard to carry
ehhhhhh
it's kinda like the dwe7491rs except it works with brushless technology and battery,nice review though
Real Nass like 👍😎👊🏻
you really got to give me your honest opinion what do you like better the DeWalt 10 inch corded with the stand or should I return it for this Metabo because I still have to buy chop box and I was going with a 12in DeWalt but I like the Metabo folding arm so what do you truly think of the table saw
I like the dewalt corded and have it, but I like this a lot better. Its smooth and built really damn well. I think the fence movement is a bit smoother on the dewalt, but everything else goes to this. That said, this corded/cordless option is a lot more $$$. All in what you need it for though bro
That was my question too. We us dewalt 7491RS saws mostly. I don't think you'll ever find a better saw. Unless they make a flexvolt version of that same dws7491rs. I'd love to see dewalt do a 120v with the adapter like the flexy miter saws. But I am seriously interested in trying this metabo HPT out! I want a full sized cordless. And it looks like it fits that bill we're looking for!
I just talk to my friend my partner 30 seconds ago and told him that we might have to return the DeWalt I wonder if the Metabo would fit on the DeWalt rolling stand because I like that you can plug it in or use a battery but like I said I don't mind the cord because it is a stationary tool once you set it up on a job you're really not moving it
@@josephmalinowski6817 it should fit on any stand. I just look at the page and dosen't mention any specific model #
Trz I was just wondering does that Metabo table saw come with a miter gauge because I don't recall seeing one. Peace brother
Yes sir it sure does.
good friend! I wanted to know if you think this metabo 36v machine is stronger/powerful than the 60v dewalt! thanks
With the fence moved all the way to the right, how sterdy is it? Pretty strong power, no bogging down with battery. Don't like the fence attachment that much. Super really like the multi power option. The knob to slowly control the bevel is great feature.
Its sturdy bro. The rails are thick and have no issues holding the weight. No bogging down either bro with the 4.0 as its 36v
How's the fence holding up? Acme Tools has a good deal for $500 + free battery or power adapter, and even another $25 rebate... Just not too many reviews of this thing out there yet
Hi TRZ,
Wow, Metabo did this right with dual power. Now it does have some thing to change. This is going to really change the thoughts with the other brands about dual power for the table saw and miter saw cordless tools.
DeWalt already has it on their miter saw. Can't wait to see how DeWalt flexvolt or 20v 10" table saw with dual power is going to look.
Milwaukee says their will "NEVER" have a dual power tool. Only battery. Sorry but there're going to hate themself for sticking with that mentality. Like i mention before these 10", 12" blade tools need two batteries to run plus a cord adapter. Can't alway run these big tools on one 18v battery.
I still use my corded table saw. I will just wait a little longer to see how these tools are going to improve in the near future.
Thanks for the great video.
I agree with everyone you just said bro. Suprising that dew6did not do this already, but Milwaukee wants to cut that cord so probably never going to happen. I'm actually working on a Tool Duel with this and the dewalt corded saw
@@ToolReviewZone
Cool, that will be interesting to see. Just remember the dewalt is only a 8 1/2 not a 10" so be nice, LOL...
Yeah, maybe DeWalt want to do it right if they do come out with a 10" cordless table saw.
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Ops, my mistake i just saw your video and it was against the dewalt corded table saw. That was cool to see.
Be very interesting to see if DeWalt comes out with a killer dual op 10" table saw.
Thanks Metabo for setting the bar.
@@michaelc7283 no worries my brother 👊
@@michaelc7283 If they do, it will be 120v like their duel power miter. I don't think it's possible to make a 18/20v tool corded adapter
i couldn't find this online for sale anywhere, it's like lots of metabo tools are being discontinued
Price is no issues it would pays for itself. I found myself out of fresh battery often with the Dewalt.
I'm not really in need of a table saw but if I did I would still buy Milwaukee as I am already invested in that line and have many batteries including 2-12.0HD batteries for the chainsaw and wet dry vac also multiple 5.0ah and 4.0ah so I would never run out of juice. Buying into the metabo would be a huge investment. Not worth it. One thing I do like tho is the cord option. They all should do that.
I don't mind having multiple chargers but when we're talking about the big batteries they can get so expensive that it's nice to already have some handy.
If it can rip through 3 inches of Australian hardwood, especially in battery mode, I would buy it, but how do I know ? In this review, only softwoods were used, but I still loved the review just the same. A great looking saw.
Ive just ordered one so I'll let you know once i get it.
Can anyone say anything about the rip capacity in hardwood by now? Looking at getting that saw but it would need to be able to rip thrpugh hardwood in battery mode...
@@kebabcyclingclub Sorry I can't help. I decided to buy the 240 volt AC mains powered model in Australia, rather than the 36 volt battery saw, as I did not want to risk it. I can say that the mains power saw is accurate and powerful. I rip through hardwood with ease. I have a Honda generator, so if I really need to use the saw at a location without mains power I still can. Hence the battery version was not important to me and I'm happy with my purchase, apart from seeing that it's made in China. That was disappointing but other brands have done the same.
You know what would have been awesome if they did if they would send me one too I think what would have been awesome is if they Incorporated a charging dock into it when you're using the cord I think that would have been a great idea you would be able to charge your battery while you're cutting wood
Yeah that would be cool Christina lol. It doesn't charge the battery as there you need to be a separate area to put the battery and cord, but never a bad idea to find a way to charge the battery while plugged in
do you still like the saw, and how has battery life been after months of use and abuse.
I like the fuel but this saw beats both the dewalt and Milwaukee. Hey what about makita what's up with them on cordless table saws
Not sure bro. Makita doesn't like this channel because I railed on them for a few things, but I check around and see what they have going on
@@ToolReviewZone I have several Makita cordless tools and their 10 inch cordless miter saw. I was holding out for a cordless table saw but ended up purchasing their corded table saw because whenever I asked on their website or fb page their response was no plans to do a cordless tablesaw at this point in time. I explained how many cordless sub compact tools and the cordless miter etc but they replied with no plans for a cordless saw.
I used to be a carpenter, in my day we wouldn't push a piece of wood through a saw from the side opposite the fence. It could bind and kick back at dangerous speed. I guess technology has fixed that???
Looks like an awesome saw but the bad thing is your looking at almost an $800 saw after buying 1 battery and charger. Especially if your not on thier platform already. Nice saw but too much $$$.
Yeah bro definitely not the cheapest on the market
Yea, if it's over my budget which is over $400, then fuck it. That's not even an option.
Just wondering why you went with Metabo over Milwaukee or DeWalt? My old Ridgid R4510 just died and I was standing at lowes deciding between the DeWalt and Metabo corded and I chose the Metabo. It hasn't arrived yet but just wondering what drove your decision. I've never used a Metabo/Hitachi before.
You been missing out
I have had my Hitachi tools for years-especually mitre and table saws and their nailer lineup is the industry standard
Will this work with the larger batteries like the 5ah?
This will take the MV 36v 4ah/8ah battery. The 5/2.5ah will run it, but not for very long
I don't mind the chords on the table saw or the chop box because they're stationary tools but anything else I have on Milwaukee battery operated
I love the Milwaukee fuel table saw, but really wish they would have given the option to plug it in like this too
Tool Review Zone do you think they could come out with the optional battery with a plug in it I think they could and if so they should
I doubt it bro. It would be awesome, but Milwaukee want to be 100% cordless and don't hide it. Not to mention they make a lot of money on those batteries bro
Tool Review Zone in the long run I miss him out thanks for responding to my comments have a good weekend happy holidays to you and your family
@@josephmalinowski6817 you too buddy? And than6for the comment bro
I noticed you didn't use the blade guard or kick-back accessory. I'm a beginner, trying to understand when to use those and when not to.
If you are cutting a twisted piece of wood especially hardwood.
I love how you complained about Lowe's and bam Acme tools be like I'll jump on that band wagon and send you tools to test TRZ
Lmao, kinda funny right bro
@@ToolReviewZone yep
What up bro! That saw looks like a beast. I hope other brands take note. It's great to have the option to use either cord or battery these days.
What's up Mike! Yeah bro, they did good job with this bro 👊
So I guess that means their entire line of battery tools could use that adapter to plug in to the wall. Nice!👍
How good is the dust collection?
I’ve owned the saw since September ‘20 and think it’s a really fine machine. The dust collection port is conveniently located for attaching a hose and the extraction is quite effective. Of course, there will always be residual dust on the table and fence but it is minimal.
@@gerardbroussard6336 Thanks for the feedback
Love the intro what the fu*k is that lol
Lol, thanks bro haha
Yea, probabaly cost an arm and a leg. Price also comes with how good it is
Does it take data stacks how hard is it to change the blade thank you very much you take care keep up the great work and cheers will beer and check out my hurricane preparedness videos
What's up KONAMAN. It's an easy blade change bro and yep, takes the dato
Metabo is who MAKITA should of been, I’m stuck with MAKITA but I want a second brand because MAKITA doesn’t have a cordless table saw or any good nailers I think ima get metabo as my second. Their new new brad nailer looks amazing
Do you ship to Africa Zambia
I don’t know? 70 lbs.. that’s a bit bulky for a “portable” saw.. also had the hitachi table saw for a while and went back to the dewalt. Not saying this saw is not better, that I don’t know? But the hitachi was cheaply made in my opinion.. do love the battery/cord option though. I think the cordless table saws are great for pick up/light work, but I like a cord for production work. Everything else cordless!!!
Pretty standard for a 10" I would think. The M18 and DeWalt 8" ones are labeled as "compact."
Champagne taste and not even a beer
budget lol. This is a great saw and maybe over kill for a DIYer like myself. Loved the whole fence flip thing😍😀 I have an older Rockwell that I bought through the Habitat for Humanity re-store for $50, but it doesn't have a fence or miter gauge😫😫and really expensive to get them. When I called Rockwell they said the miter gauge alone would be $80 and after I picked my jaw up off the floor I didn't dare ask about the fence. By the time I could buy after market, I might as well buy a new saw. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and videos. Thanks for a Terrific Review. Rodney
Lol
DAMM IT IM MISSING THE PLASTIC FENCE GUARD PIECE, WHERE THE HELL ARE THEY HIDEING IT, NOT IN THE BOX????
Way too expensive.
Yeah not cheap bro
U can get this saw for $499 all day long if u shop-beats all of my other cordless and some corded table saws
Nearly 1k ?!!! 🤣😂 that saw better be able to save my life and tell me when an intruder is in my house. It better be able to cut wood like a machine using metal arms to push it through. Shit better be able to stain and finish my products !!! $800 🤣😂😂 only a fool will buy a table saw for that price
You mean only a European.. The flexvolt is more than 1000 euros avt here
Not available in Europe, even if we can barely find overpriced dewalt flexvolt and milwaukee m18, (at least 60% more expensive than in the US) they still sell it in the US, you wanna sell expensive tools? Than go to Europe!
Yeah, really not that great of a value You will be about $1200.00 if you go all in with this saw. Mine is pretty poor, table not flat front to back by more than a little. Table Inserts are not flat they have a ramp at the end that lift the board off the table.. Also the wonkie fence is not that good and is squared to the blade not the piss poor miter slots that have a huge bevel at the top. The miter gage is very sloppy in the miter slots. NO Stand included. Crap blade like all the rest so I added a Glue line Freud and a good Dado Stack 2 Batteries and the 120 to 36 v conversion accessory. Look at every thing this saw does not include before you jump in.
It's not a Metabo!
That saw is $600! A real deal breaker. Not interested!
Must not be interested in quality and features
This saw is garbage. The power adapter keeps shutting the saw down as it cant supply enough power under load.
The fence isnt square to the table.
The fence sags by almost 3/16 at 30 inch.
The fence lock keeps releasing.
Dont believe the reviews! This saw is a waste of money.
Metabo makes some great tools. This isnt one of them
Just don't! Don't buy this POS saw.