Bosch 4100XC-10 10-Inch Worksite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise Wheeled StandHobbyist

Specifications

Voltage120V
Weight58 lbs
Dust Port2.5"
Saw ClassJobsite
Rip Capacity30" right of blade
Blade Size10"
Max Cut (90°)3.125"
Max Cut (45°)2.25"
Blade TiltLeft
FenceRack and pinion
DriveDirect
Arbor0.625"
Buy at Acme Tools $599

Who It's For

If you move the saw around the shop or take it to a site, the gravity-rise stand is the reason to pick this one. It fits a hobbyist who wants smooth, quiet cuts and a genuinely good safety setup, and it works well for furniture and trim work.

What Owners Praise

  • The gravity-rise stand tips up and rolls over gravel and thresholds with almost no effort
  • Soft-start keeps the motor quiet and easy on the arms
  • The SquareLock fence sets parallel and stays there
  • Cuts come out smooth with very little vibration

What Owners Report as Limitations

  • The stand is heavy and takes up a lot of floor space when folded
  • The fence occasionally drifts and wants a quick recheck
  • Rip capacity tops out at 30 inches, less than some saws in this price range
  • There is not much onboard storage for accessories

Upgrades & Compatibility

It runs standard 10-inch blades and accepts a stacked dado set with the optional dado insert. The fence and rails are integral to the saw, so upgrades usually mean a better blade and a shop vac hooked to the 2.5-inch port. The gravity-rise stand is specific to Bosch and is included.

Alternatives to Consider

Specs sourced from manufacturer documentation. Owner feedback reflects community reports from r/woodworking, Sawmill Creek, and Amazon verified reviews. Prices may vary by retailer and change over time.