There are a variety of portable, benchtop models that can easily be transported between locations. Your table saw doesn’t need to be a stationary fixture of your work space, however.
One of the main benefits of a table saw is that it provides a large, flat surface on which to rest your work piece, which makes bigger, more complicated projects much easier. You can use them to size wood, cut down lumber, create crown molding, straighten curved or crooked boards, and more.
They can rip, cross-cut, miter-cut, square, rabbet, and perform many other types of cuts. Table saws are highly versatile and they greatly expand the woodworking capability of your shop. Also known as a saw bench, it features a circular saw blade that rises from the table and rotates at high speed to cut a piece of wood. A table saw is one of the central tools in any woodshop.