I own the Bosch. I don't know anything about the Delta. I bought the Bosch because being able to stow it away in our cramped garage is a necessity. If it weren't, I would take the $500+ that the Bosch runs, closer to $600 with the extensions, and keep an eye on CL for a nicer used saw. The Bosch has been great for me and it's a well-made, accurate tool, but I'll be happy to upgrade when space allows me to.
New Delta 36-725 OR Bosch??
I'm in the market for my first table saw and I've been looking around on the List, but haven't found exactly what I'm looking for so I went to the blue box store and the new Delta 36-725 caught my eye. I also like anything Bosch, so the 4100-09 is also a contender. They are two different type saws, but I can't really decide which one! They are the same price and the fact that one is portable doesn't really matter. I just think Bosch makes really good tools. I'm afraid the Delta is TOO new and the kinks aren't worked out yet. I've heard customer service is terrible and the issue with the throat plate bothers me (sheet metal and non zero clearance). So help me guys…. Which one?
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