RYOBI 15 Amp 10 in. Table Saw with Folding Stand (RTS12)Weekend Warrior
Specifications
| Voltage | 120V |
| Weight | 51 lbs |
| Dust Port | 2.5" |
| Saw Class | Jobsite |
| Rip Capacity | 12" right of blade |
| Blade Size | 10" |
| Max Cut (90°) | 3" |
| Max Cut (45°) | 2.5" |
| Blade Tilt | Left |
| Fence | Rack and pinion |
| Drive | Direct |
| Arbor | 0.625" |
Who It's For
This is a good first saw for someone setting up a garage shop on a tight budget or a homeowner who needs to rip a few boards and break down plywood now and then. It handles construction lumber and light furniture stock without complaint. If you plan to do fine joinery or want dead-accurate repeat cuts all day, you will outgrow it.
What Owners Praise
- Cheap enough to buy without much thought
- Light and easy to move around a one-car garage
- Folding stand is quick to open and put away
- Plenty of power for 2x material and plywood
What Owners Report as Limitations
- Fence needs checking and sometimes shimming for square rips
- Miter gauge feels loose and cheap
- 12 inch right rip limits wide sheet cuts
- Dust pickup is weak even with a shop vac attached
Upgrades & Compatibility
Takes any standard 10-inch, 5/8-inch arbor blade, so a decent 40-tooth combo blade is the first worthwhile change. It does not accept a dado stack. The fence and stand are not really upgradeable, so plan to add an outfeed table or a simple shop-built crosscut sled if you want cleaner results.
Alternatives to Consider
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The RTS08 is a smaller 8-1/4 inch compact without a stand at a lower price.
Compare with Ryobi Rts08 -
The DeWalt DWE7491RS steps up to a rack-and-pinion fence and rolling stand for more accuracy.
Compare with Dewalt Dwe7491rs -
The Bosch 4100XC adds a gravity-rise stand and smoother cuts at a higher price.
Compare with Bosch 4100xc 10
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.