1-34 HP 1PH 110-120V Contractor Saw with 30 Premium Fence System

The SawStop Contractor Saw offers versatility and safety in the shop and stability and mobility on the jobsite. It delivers the performance you need with the peace of mind only SawStops patented safety system can provide. The SawStop table saws unique brake design detects hand or finger contact with the saw blade within milliseconds, instantly stopping and retracting the blade, helping to avoid serious injury. In addition to the groundbreaking safety features, SawStop manufactures one of the most precise saws on the market. The fit, finish and tolerance levels are second to none. Includes: 1-3/4 HP Saw with stand, 30″ Premium Fence System, 10″ 40-tooth combination blade, two stamped wings, blade guard assembly, miter gauge, riving knife, blade wrenches and owners manual.

Optional accessories for the SawStop table saw include cast-iron wings, 30″ outfeed table, replacement brake cartridge for 10″ blades, brake cartridge for 8″ dado sets, zero-clearance inserts for 10″ blades and 8″ dado sets, mobile base, and numerous dust-collection accessories, as well as a jobsite cart with 10″ wheels that makes the SawStop Contractor Table Saw truly portable.

Specifications:

• CNS175-PFA30: includes premium steel fence & 30″ rails
• Motor: 1-3/4 HP, 110-120V, 15A *User-configurable to 220-240V, 7-1/2A
• Footprint: 25-3/4″ W, 27″ D
• Overall dimensions: 58-1/2″ W, 40″ D, 34-3/4″ H
• Cast-iron table: 20″ W, 27″ D
• Extension wing: 12″ W, 27″ D
• Shipping weight (approx.): 280 lbs. without fence
• Blade: 10″ diameter, 5/8″ arbor
• Blade tilt: left
• Maximum depth of cut: 3-1/8″
• Dado diameter: 8″
• Dado max. width: 13/16″ dust collection port, 4″ diameter
• Dust-collection port: 4″ diameter
• Insert: zero-clearance lock-down insert
• Blade guard: polycarbonate, thin profile
• Riving knife/splitter: 2 mm thick

What’s Included:

• (1) SawStop 1-3/4 HP 1Ph 110-120V Contractor Saw with 30″ Premium Fence System

FAQs

Whats the difference between a contractor saw and a cabinet saw?
A contractor saw is lighter and more portable, ideal for smaller shops or job sites, while a cabinet saw is heavier and more powerful for precision work and heavy-duty use. Contractor saws balance performance and portability at an accessible price point.

What size blade does a contractor saw use?
Most contractor table saws, including this SawStop model, use a standard 10-inch blade. This size is ideal for a wide range of cuts in both hardwood and softwood.

Does this contractor saw support dado blades?
Yes, the SawStop Contractor Saw can accommodate dado stacks up to 13/16″ wide. Its arbor design makes it easy to cut precise dadoes and grooves for joinery.