All kind of saws comes with commerial and usually standerd cheap blades, its best to change the blade to a more professional use blades, thank you for all the energy you are putting in your reviews ❤
The blade that came with it was a Bosch blade, not a cheap blade. Bosch blades aren’t the be all and end all but they’re pretty good and readily available. I’m still using the factory blade and although it’s a bit dull, it still leaves a nice clean cut. Thank you for watching
I wondered why you updated this video, but you explain why at the beginning,I actually purchased a Bosch GTS 10 J tablesaw with the Bosch stand 3 months ago, New cost $950 here in Australia not sure if this model is available in Europe,I think it is the next model up from yours it is in Australia as far as I know, it is a great saw I'm extremely happy with it great video as always cheers mate 👍
Thank you for watching! That saw is available here too. I think it is almost double the price of this one, around 650 without the stand. Is it nicer than the Dewalt ones you have?
@@toolreviewsandrestorations the 2 DeWalt ones have the super easy & accurate rack& pinion fence,but I love the look of the Bosch GTS 10 J with its roll cage frame, it's just as nice to use just as accurate as the Bosch and it has the same soft start up as your Bosch which is mainly to not overload your electric's circuit breakers,I'm happy with all 3 saws cheers 👍🇦🇺
I think the fence is going to be what turns most people away from Bosch although once you get used to it it’s easy enough. The GTS 10J does look really cool. Cheers 👍🇫🇷
I’ve just bought one of these so this was really useful. My blade is about half a degree off however, try as I might I can’t find any video on RUclips that gives a good explanation how to adjust the blade. Any clues would be really helpful.
I bought one of these new. Table top is ok, but motor is very weak. This maybe is ok, for weekend hobbyist, but If you plan to roll out the blade to max 7 cm and make long cuts on hard wood, forget about it. I ended up burning motor and could not care less, because it went back to shop for a refund. At this price range, there is no excuse to put in pathetic chinesium motor, that would be good for blender at best. In comparison my dewalt and hilti circular saws went throught material like a champ. Although I have good washing machine and ok grinder from Bosch, this particular saw is a fail.
Maybe you should consider changing the commercial blade to a more professional blade, not forgetting the cross/rip cut, and different blades for different type of materials.
All kind of saws comes with commerial and usually standerd cheap blades, its best to change the blade to a more professional use blades, thank you for all the energy you are putting in your reviews ❤
The blade that came with it was a Bosch blade, not a cheap blade. Bosch blades aren’t the be all and end all but they’re pretty good and readily available. I’m still using the factory blade and although it’s a bit dull, it still leaves a nice clean cut. Thank you for watching
I wondered why you updated this video, but you explain why at the beginning,I actually purchased a Bosch GTS 10 J tablesaw with the Bosch stand 3 months ago, New cost $950 here in Australia not sure if this model is available in Europe,I think it is the next model up from yours it is in Australia as far as I know, it is a great saw I'm extremely happy with it great video as always cheers mate 👍
Thank you for watching! That saw is available here too. I think it is almost double the price of this one, around 650 without the stand. Is it nicer than the Dewalt ones you have?
@@toolreviewsandrestorations the 2 DeWalt ones have the super easy & accurate rack& pinion fence,but I love the look of the Bosch GTS 10 J with its roll cage frame, it's just as nice to use just as accurate as the Bosch and it has the same soft start up as your Bosch which is mainly to not overload your electric's circuit breakers,I'm happy with all 3 saws cheers 👍🇦🇺
I think the fence is going to be what turns most people away from Bosch although once you get used to it it’s easy enough. The GTS 10J does look really cool. Cheers 👍🇫🇷
@@toolreviewsandrestorations yes I like the look of the Bosch that's what made me purchase it and it works great cheers 👍🇦🇺
Bought this saw only last week (£303 GBP). Set it up today but don’t understand the purpose of the 2nd fence (I am a newbie after all).
I’ve just bought one of these so this was really useful. My blade is about half a degree off however, try as I might I can’t find any video on RUclips that gives a good explanation how to adjust the blade. Any clues would be really helpful.
How do you mean half a degree off?
good review
Thank you
I bought one of these new. Table top is ok, but motor is very weak. This maybe is ok, for weekend hobbyist, but If you plan to roll out the blade to max 7 cm and make long cuts on hard wood, forget about it. I ended up burning motor and could not care less, because it went back to shop for a refund. At this price range, there is no excuse to put in pathetic chinesium motor, that would be good for blender at best. In comparison my dewalt and hilti circular saws went throught material like a champ. Although I have good washing machine and ok grinder from Bosch, this particular saw is a fail.
Maybe you should consider changing the commercial blade to a more professional blade, not forgetting the cross/rip cut, and different blades for different type of materials.
Absolutely rubbish saw, you would expect better quality from Bosch you got the same vibration problem as mine