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Sep 18, 2026 - 06:35 AM
The saw type is based on how you will and need to use it . The cabinet saws are best for professional shops needing robust power, stability, and precision.The contractor saws provide a balance of mobility and performance for jobsite or lighter-duty shop like mine. And the jobsite saws emphasize portability and quick setup for field work. SawStop covers all these types, such as the portable JSS-120A60 Jobsite Saw PRO is the one I have in my shop because space there is at a premium. The versatile CNS175-TGP236 Contractor Saw, and heavy-duty ICS31230-36 Industrial Cabinet Saw are great choices if your workflow in heavy and continuous. Remember you can't put a price on a severed finger or hand , we are not as lucky as the Starfish and Crab a served limb does not grow back.
