FLEX24V Brushless Cordless 8-1/4-Inch Table Saw Kit with 6.0Ah Stacked Lithium Battery and 280W Rapid Charger - FX7211-1H

This thing is slick, well thought out, plenty of power and precision is great.

Flex has done a great thing with this table saw. Very happy with the purchase.

Great saw

This is a very nice heavy duty saw. It is heavy enough to stay in place when cutting but a bit weighty and awkward to carry. The battery took a while to charge but lasts for a good while. Cutting with the saw produced good results without slowing on dense wood. It has the standard accessories you would expect on a table saw. Overall a like it a lot but it is a bit pricey, even more than other good name brands.

This is the nicest table saw I’ve ever used. Flex attention to detail on this is seriously impressive, the build quality is top notch. I haven’t used all the bells and whistles on it yet the light and push tool are neat. It’s easily adjustable to make precise cuts. Has a lot of power despite battery power and has an option to buy a separate power cord. 10/10

As a retired contractor I still do handyman work. I picked up a cheap used tablesaw for $100 and it works OK, but the fence doesn't line up reliably parallel to blade. Had no guard or knife.I longed for a better saw.The Flex is perfect for me. It is portable and well made. Just mounted it level next to the old saw, which extends the table behind the saw (Image 1).What I LOVE is that the Flex has an expandable fence on the right and flip up expansion to the left (Image 2).The cutting is as good as the old saw if not better.The saw is light enough (50 lbs) to be portable, but this is permanent mount for me until I take it inside for winter days.

I have several drills from the FLEX sub-brand (of Greenworks). The chargers and batteries appear different from the Greenworks tools, so you need a second charging infrastructure. But the tools perform beautifully. This table saw is no exception. It comes with all the features of a bench top saw (rip fence, miter guage and riving knife/blade guard); but it is in a portable form factor so you can take it with you.I have a Grizzly cabinet saw at home that meets all my needs; and I don’t do any real remote work; but I am going to pass this on to my son so he can begin building his shop. With this and a good miter saw, you could have a pretty decent setup that could share batteries and chargers with other power tools. Recommended