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<blockquote data-quote="Pyro_By_Nature" data-source="post: 5445652" data-attributes="member: 558479"><p>Most of Ryobi's stuff isn't that great (better than black &amp; decker shit tho). But the BT3100 is a pretty capable saw in it's price range. I've had one for a while and I can't tell you how many boxes I've built with it plus other projects without any issues and perfect cuts.</p><p></p><p>I wasn't crazy about the idea at first but after lots of research and actually owning it, no regrets.</p><p></p><p>But between your choices I'd say the delta. Craftsman table saws have always disappointed me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pyro_By_Nature, post: 5445652, member: 558479"] Most of Ryobi's stuff isn't that great (better than black & decker shit tho). But the BT3100 is a pretty capable saw in it's price range. I've had one for a while and I can't tell you how many boxes I've built with it plus other projects without any issues and perfect cuts. I wasn't crazy about the idea at first but after lots of research and actually owning it, no regrets. But between your choices I'd say the delta. Craftsman table saws have always disappointed me. [/QUOTE]
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