| Brand | Bosch |
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| Model Number | GTS15-10 |
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| SKU | 0601B54013 |
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| Product Name | 10 In. Jobsite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise Wheeled Stand |
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| Short Description | 10 In. Jobsite Table Saw |
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| List Price - USD | 1222.5 |
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| MSRP - USD | 649 |
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| UNSPSC | Power Saws |
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| UNSPSC - Code | 27112709 |
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| Country of Origin | TW |
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| Marketing Copy | The Bosch GTS15-10 10 In. Jobsite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise Wheeled Stand delivers both professional rip capacity and outstanding portability to get the job done. The powerful 15-Amp saw delivers outstanding productivity for tough rip-cutting and cross-cutting jobs. It features electronically regulated speed to help maintain speed under load. The Rack and Pinion rip fence is engineered for great ease-of-use and allows for easy micro and macro adjustments with a hand knob, without having to tap and knock the fence into place. The lighter GTA50W Gravity-Rise Wheeled Stand has 8 In. treaded rubber-composite tires and foot release pedal for easy set-up and transport. It is jobsite-ready with heavy-duty construction. The Smart Guard System features a three-position adjustable riving knife, anti-kickback pawls and non-obstructed-view barrier guard assembly. The table saw provides a 32-1/8 In. rip capacity and 4x4 single cut capacity. With its durable open frame design, powerful motor, easy adjustments and portability, this table saw offers the worker an easy and convenient cutting solution for any jobsite. |
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| Extended Marketing Copy | - GTS15-10 15 Amp Jobsite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise Wheeled Stand
- The Bosch GTS15-10 10 In. Jobsite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise Wheeled Stand is a powerful table saw with outstanding capacity and capability. The 15-Amp saw delivers the power to cut through the hardest of materials, with a large-machined aluminum tabletop and a wide 32-1/8 In. ripping capacity. The Gravity-Rise Stand provides easy setup and take down with foot release pedal. The GTS15-10 table saw also comes equipped with advanced electronics, such as soft start technology, electronically regulated speed and overload protection.
- Big power for tough cutting jobs
- The saw’s motor delivers 15 amps of power and no-load 3,800 rpm. It incorporates soft-start technology for smooth but quick ramp-up of the operating speed to manage the intensity of motor start-up and minimize the possibility of tripping a circuit breaker. It includes electronically regulated speed to help maintain speed under load. The saw tabletop offers a maximum 32-1/8 In. rip capacity to cover all typical jobsite rip-cutting widths.
- Easy and convenient stand setup
- The redesigned GTA50W Gravity-Rise Wheeled Stand can move the GTS15-10 table saw to the jobsite in any terrain, thanks to the 8 In. wheels with treaded rubber-composite tires. The stand has an improved handle for improved control when rolling stand forward or pulling from behind. A convenient foot release pedal helps to quickly set up and take down the saw. Included stand assembly tools are easily accessible and stored on the table saw. The collapsible design minimizes storage space requirements. Built to last, the stand features a powder-coat finish for longevity. It is also easy to lift the stand and saw into a pickup truck.
- ClampZone™ areas
- Allow the worker to use the tabletop as a light-duty, secondary work surface for light-duty finishing applications such as sanding, coping, or routing. The worker can stabilize the workpiece using one handed bar clamps to four locations at the corners on the tabletop.
- Rack and pinion design for precise adjustments
- The innovative fence design provides easy, micro adjustments for precise measurements. It allows for easy adjustments with a dial, without having to tap and knock the fence into place. The easy-to-read scale offers color-coded index pins to easily identify which scale to read.
- Easy throat plate removal
- Features an incline that is incorporated into the insert lock, which lifts the throat plate providing easy removal without requiring the use of additional tools.
- Made for big cutting jobs
- Features 32-1/8 In. rip capacity right of the blade and 14-1/8 In. rip capacity left of the blade. The table saw offers the ability to cut 4x4 material in a single pass for easy cutting on the job.
- Smart Guard System
- Riving knife and anti-kickback pawls provide protection, while the guard assembly provides a barrier to help prevent blade contact while allowing an unobstructed view of the cut.
- What's in the box
- The Bosch GTS15-10 comes with the 10 In. Jobsite Table Saw, GTA50W Gravity-Rise Table Saw Stand, 10 In. carbide-tipped blade, miter gauge, barrier guard assembly, anti-kickback device set, rip fence with flip-over fence, table insert, push stick, blade wrench and hex wrench.
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| Feature - Benefit Bullet 1 | 15-Amp saw with 3,800 rpm for rip-cutting and cross-cutting of fine and hard wood materials |
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| Feature - Benefit Bullet 2 | Convenience brake – helps blade stop in approximately three seconds, increasing productivity |
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| Feature - Benefit Bullet 3 | Clampzone™ areas – allow tabletop to be used as a light-duty, secondary work surface |
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| Feature - Benefit Bullet 4 | Open frame design – equipped with open frame roll bar and lightweight construction for durability |
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| Feature - Benefit Bullet 5 | Soft-start circuitry – manages intensity of motor start-up and minimizes the possibility of tripping a circuit breaker |
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| Feature - Benefit Bullet 6 | Electronically regulated speed – helps maintain speed under load |
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| California Prop 65 Warning Required? | No |
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| FAQs | Q: What is the primary use for the 10 In. Jobsite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise Wheeled Stand?
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| Average Rating | 4.79 |
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| Reviews | Just bought this and very impressed with build quality and accuracy for a compact job-sit saw. | Initial Review is a 4 out of the box but a 5 overall after tech aid on warranty which led me to see Dewalt though 3 years has very bad reviews on paying it's service folk sand then owners being sent to them and they no longer service the product. That was the nail in the coffin to buy Bosch vs Dewalt. I have not used Saw yet but compared to my Ridgid R4513 which died the FENCE and other components are very nice and seeing Ridgid Still uses a fence one has to line up front and back WHY BOTHER. Bosch please not page 33 of your adjustments as I believe you have flaws on the Right Black Pin Index alignment. Your stating putting wrench 80 over index 56 after your done with the silver index alignment index 57. So I believe you meant to state put wrench 80 hole over index 57 then align index hole 58 and tighten and KABOOM, your golden. Please verify this and update the manual online at least for others to aid as it also states the same in the PDF. Will give a review after use as a tad of alignment needed but out of the box, NOT BAD at all, frankly considering shipping and moving etc and a tie strap found broke on the motor so it was free upon opening box. So not sure why that thick strap was broke, age maybe as box was dusty from Lowes. | Most of the features on this saw have been great. The one really big problem I have had is the blade adjustment for Parallel to the fence have really nasty bolts that require and allan key to loosen or tighten. One of the bolts was so tight it could not be moved | Best table saw I've purchased. Smooth cuts and I love the over sized kill switch. Easy to shut off with your knee if your hands are occupied. | IMO, I've stepped up to the Cadillac of jobsite saws. While making Christmas gifts in '24, my 3 year-old Ridgid, 1st ever TS, failed. I agonized for several days over the replacement. The Bosch GTS15-10 won due to availability and an awesome You-Tube video from Projects for All. The factory calibration was spot on, but my throat plate was not dead flat, so I contacted Bosch and within 2 days had a perfect one. The table is so much larger, the fence stays perfectly square with the rack and pinion system, the motor is soft start, strong and quiet, the blade brakes within 3 seconds on shut-off, and most importantly, the blade raises and lowers so much easier than the 2-handed Ridgid. The factory blade even cut very cleanly. I didn't think I was going to use the mobile stand, as I had made a rolling cart for the Ridgid, but I did put it together, and it is fantastic. The wheels look smallish in all the photos, but they are larger in real life and handle up and down my shed steps with ease. The 1st time I turned this saw on, raised the blade, and ripped a piece of 8/4 hard maple ... I was amazed. Grat smooth cut. It was easily 2 1/2 times the price of the Ridgid, but 10 times the machine. Sooo thrilled with this saw! | Bought the saw to replace a 12 year old ridgid unit. Talk about an upgrade. Fanatastic tool, easy to operate. Only drawback is that the stand allows you to go forward but the wheels rub on the frame when backing up which makes it difficult to move. | This is the 5th table saw since 1994. I’m a retired airline captain and, before that US Navy, before that I grew up in a family of builders. I care a great deal about quality. Today, for the past 12 years I’ve been building luxury custom homes. I have two trim carpenters who use the Dewalt 10” table saw. I’ve owned a Craftsman Contractor saw made in the 1970’s. Was a very good very big saw with no dust collection. Then I purchased a Ridgid table saw.. it was very good except I just couldn’t get it quite squared up. Then I owned a Dewalt 10” and then sold and purchased a Milwaukee M-18 which died a few weeks ago. _x000D_
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This time I spent a few days looking at different saws, watching YouTube videos and talking to friends in the construction carpentry trades. In the end I chose this saw for its good reviews and the price/value I felt it had to offer. _x000D_
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I own thousands in Festool tools but just couldn’t justify the. $2000 price for the Festool and I really did like the SawStop contractor saw but at $1599.. it wasn’t an option. _x000D_
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It came down to three saws in my opinion: Dewalt, Skilsaw and Bosch. In the end there was a Dewalt in stock and a Bosch in stock. I would have had to wait 5 days for the Skilsaw. The local Maynard's had the Bosch on sale and with the rebate the Bosch was $200 less than the Dewalt at Lowe’s. _x000D_
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Truthfully, had the Bosch been the same price as the Dewalt, I would have gone with the Bosch. This saw is really very very good. The gravity stand is outstanding and the fit finish build quality it is clear Bosch wanted this saw to be very competitive with the Dewalt peer. _x000D_
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So far, out of the box saw cuts straight. The power is very good also. I’ve not run a dado set yet but it ripped through bunch of wet pressure treated 2x with no problems at all. _x000D_
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What would I change? If Bosch came to me and asked. I tell them to go one step further and look at the fine details of the saws especially the parts that we touch to adjust and use regularly. Use very high quality parts that feel substantial, use machined vs stamped or gears. Use sealed bearings where applicable and innovate so that your saw is the clear choice in saws. _x000D_
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Now, knowing this saw could be better doesn’t place it any lower in order of best to worst. I feel for the price, this is the best saw in its class. | Once set up, this is a very nice Jobsite/portable saw. I was torn between four stars and five due to quality control issues. _x000D_
First issue, the flip over fence would not lower into place because the L bracket that attaches it was bent. There were no obvious reasons or damage to the box so I assume it was assembled like that._x000D_
Second issue, the 90 degree positive stop was not assemble in the correct position. The screw would need to be a half inch longer to set the 90 stop. There is one screw securing this stop and one alignment hole or detent. My stop was rotated out of that hole. In order to reposition the stop, the front plastic cover must be loosened and reposition to get to the screw. Both items were simple fixes but this saw should have never left the factory like that. _x000D_
Now that everything is zeroed and aligned, I think that I will be very happy with this saw._x000D_
Sidenote, this is my second portable saw, downsizing from an SCM Minimax SC3. My first portable saw was the Ridgid 4516, the small 10". I cannot stand the Ridgid saw. There is a bigger quality difference between the Ridgid and Bosch than there is between the Bosch and Minimax. With the Ridgid at $299, the Bosch at $649 and Minimax at $9000 plus a huge shipping fee! We are talking a Jobsite saw vs. a professional sliding table saw designed for cabinet making. The Bosch GTS15-10 should be a winner! | I purchased the Bosch GTS15-10 Jobsite Table Saw with Gravity Stand from Lowe's on 12/18/2024. For several days prior, I couldn't decide whether to buy the Bosch GTS15-10 or the Dewalt DWE7491RS. I always felt that Bosch made a better saw than Dewalt, but on paper the Dewalt looked a little better- 1,000 RPM faster, larger table, over-the-blade dust hood, and on sale for $150 cheaper. I decided to go see both saws in person to make my decision. _x000D_
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After looking at both saws and carefully comparing them, I definitely felt that Bosch made the nicer saw. Their components had better machining, fit, design, and sturdiness. _x000D_
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Even though the Dewalt motor spins 1,000 RPM faster, I rationalized that the Bosch motor probably had more torque and consistent power through the cut. At a certain point, RPM doesn't matter if the motor can't maintain it. Even a 1/4 HP motor can spin at 5,000 RPM, but the quality of the cut would be horrible. So I decided to buy the Bosch._x000D_
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When I got home, I assembled the Gravity Stand and found it to be a simple task. I found the saw was not aligned from the factory, so I spent some time calibrating the blade, fence, and riving knife. I replaced the factory blade with a new Diablo 30T glue line rip blade with full kerf. Then I was ready to make my first cut on the new saw._x000D_
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I wanted to cut some 12/4 walnut first to see how the saw would handle something heavy duty. The Bosch absolutely chewed right through it without any hesitation or bogging, and it felt like I was cutting 1/2" poplar instead of 12/4 walnut. In spots that would have overwhelmed my old saw, the Bosch seemed to increase output to keep the blade speed consistent. It was really superb. The power felt similar to a 3-phase 5 HP professional cabinet saw. It was really that smooth._x000D_
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Overall, I feel that the Bosch GTS15-10 is a great product and arguably the best jobsite table saw on the market. I am very impressed with the quality of design, function, features, manufacturing, motor, and cutting. I would definitely recommend the saw to anyone._x000D_
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I have also been wanting to buy the Bosch GCM12SD miter saw for over a year, and after seeing how great the Bosch GTS15-10 is, now I want to get it even more so I can replace my junky Ridgid. I can't afford it right now, but hopefully I can in the near future! | The saw was easy to set up, didn't take too long.The stand with wheels is an added bonus. I set up the saw, added the blade and fired her up. Worked great. I am using it to build a shed and do a small house remodel, so it was mostly used on 2x4's and 2x6 lumber. Its easy to close down to store it away when not in use. Im a home Diy'er that has used many saws but this one worked great. Id recommend the jobsite travel saw. I've used it on a few construction jobs I had since I got it. also used on vinyl siding pieces. | This tablesaw is very impressive. I love how light it is to move around. I like the ease of folding and unfolding. The table is big enough for basic projects. This was very easy to put together. I like the mechanics of everything. It all glides together and roluns very smooth. I only gave it 4 stars because it does feel very cheaply made. It feels so light that it makes it seem cheaply made. Althought the lightness of it is a bonus. I also do like my tablesaw to feel sturdy and strong. | I have GTS15-10 10” Job Site Table Saw w/ Gravity-Rise Wheel stand. Let me start off first by saying that it was a total pain to put together. I have only used it once so far and it worked great. It looks to be extremely well built, and the safety features are easily accessible and only took me about 10 to 15 minutes to attach. I do love the fact that it folds up for storage doesn’t take up so much room. I love the fact that they sold us isn’t trapped in one spot. The fence and meter gauge are great.p | First of all I’m blow away by this saw,such an amazing tool.It has all the bells and whistles.One of many great benefits this saw has, is that every thing has its place on the saw. Extremely Portable!! I especially like how you can adjust everything to make sure you always have a straight cut and of how fast I can pack it up and move on to a other work site !! . Plus the built quality seem supreme!! Bosch doesn’t disappoint! | Setup took about 30 minutes. Saw is ready to go but the stand needs assembly. The stand rises and fold down with little effort. All the parts store securely right on the saw, so no need to worry about forgetting parts when transporting. Tested using mult sheets of plywood stand was very stable and fence provided a square surface to cut against. Wheels on stand are large and feel heavy duty can make it through most any terrain. |
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| UPC code NA | 000346811353 |
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| Spec 1 | Arbor Size (in): 0.625 |
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| Spec 2 | Bench or Stationary: Bench |
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| Spec 3 | Phase: Single Phase |
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| Spec 5 | Table Width (in): 27.8 |
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| Spec 6 | Voltage: 120 Volts |
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| Spec 7 | UL Listed: Yes |
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