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Best table saw UK

Updated: October 2026

You want one saw from this amazon.co.uk set, not a trade cabinet. The best table saw UK, on the [table saw comparison](/hub/power-saws/table-saw), splits in two. The top pick is the Einhell TC-TS 2025/2 U at £126: 240 V and 2000 W agree, a stand is included, and it has 4.3 from 4,675 reviews. The best value is the Hyundai HYTS1800E at £142, which prints 85 mm and names a riving knife. Skip both for a stated 635 mm rip or a rack fence. The figures are the [table saw buying guide](/hub/power-saws/table-saw/sub/table-saw-buying-guide). The first cut is [how to use a table saw](/hub/power-saws/table-saw/sub/table-saw-how-to-cut). No lab test. A qualifying purchase can earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

You want one saw from this amazon.co.uk set, not a trade cabinet. The best table saw UK, on the table saw comparison, splits in two.

Our top picks

Bosch Professional Bosch GTS 635-216

Best overall

Bosch Professional Bosch GTS 635-216
6.4/10about £428.95
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Hyundai Hyundai HYTS1800E

Preis-Tipp

Hyundai Hyundai HYTS1800E
7.4/10about £142
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Einhell Einhell TC-TS 2025/2 U

Rank 3

Einhell Einhell TC-TS 2025/2 U
8.2/10about £126
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On this page
  1. 1.Top pick, and who should not buy it
  2. 2.Best value
  3. 3.When to spend more
  4. 4.What this page will not call best

Top pick, and who should not buy it

The TC-TS 2025/2 U is rank 1 in Table Saws, with a 250 mm, 24-tooth blade, a metal stand and dust take-off on the housing. The weight field is 19.2 kg and the dimensions field is 113.5 x 89.6 x 87 cm. A millimetre depth is not printed, and a riving knife is not named. Skip this top pick for a printed rip, a stated 85 mm depth, or a multi-material blade. The score is not a safety award.

Best value

The Hyundai bullets name a riving knife, a push stick, a base frame and a 3 m cable, plus a 10 inch, 24-tooth blade on a 30 mm bore. That is more of the cut, on the page, than the £126 Einhell states. It is the best value for occasional solid wood and sheet, if you can live with a short review file. It is not the cheapest. The Buyfun at £88.99 is a craft saw. The TC-TS 8 I at £99.95 does not claim a rise-and-fall. Dust is not in the bullets, and reviews fault the fence. If you want one voltage figure and thousands of reviews, take the Einhell and accept the missing depth.
Bosch Professional Bosch GTS 635-216

Testsieger

Bosch Professional Bosch GTS 635-216
6.4/10about £428.95
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When to spend more

Spend more when the job is not a first shed saw. The Fury 5-S is £221.26, 1500 W and 230 V, with 4.3 from 1,322 reviews, a 255 mm multi-material blade and a leg stand. Depth and rip are unstated. It is for the odd nail or aluminium. The R255TBL+ is £379.96, with 85 mm and 58 mm at 45°, an e-brake and a rack-and-pinion fence. The stand is extra, and the tooth count disagrees (28T against 24). The GTS 635-216 prints 70 mm and 635 mm. The wattage field says 1.6 W against a 1,600 W title. The cordless Einhell at £269.04 needs packs you already own, and the listing says both 36 V and 18 V. The KATSU at £129.99 and the GTS 70-216 at £588.45 are not picks. Neither raw file has a star line or a voltage.

What this page will not call best

This page will not call any saw the safest. DeWalt and SawStop stay as context. Maker UK puts a DeWalt DWE7492 near £779. Saw Centre lists a SawStop JSS at £1,499. Those are not prices for ASINs in this set. A 4.6 from 109 reviews does not outrank 4.3 from 4,675 when the cheaper listing includes a stand. Updated 16 October 2026 by the Products Compared editorial team.

Common questions

What is the top pick, and who should skip it?
The top pick is the Einhell TC-TS 2025/2 U at £126, 240 V and 2000 W, with a stand and 4.3 from 4,675 reviews. Skip it if you need a printed rip, a stated depth in millimetres, or a multi-material blade. UK reviews say the fence and the angle scale need a rule. A riving knife is not named in the bullets. It is a first shed saw, not a wide-rip saw.
Why is the best value not the cheapest?
The best value is the Hyundai HYTS1800E at £142, with 85 mm and 65 mm printed and a riving knife named, at 4.5 from 62 reviews. The £88.99 Buyfun is a craft saw, and the £99.95 TC-TS 8 I does not claim a blade that rises. The Hyundai title says 230 V and the voltage field says 220 V, so the value is the stated cut, not a clean listing.
Is the Bosch worth £429 if the wattage field says 1.6 W?
Only for the printed 635 mm rip and 70 mm height, at 4.5 from 186 reviews, with 240 V in the voltage field. The title says 1,600 W. The 1.6 W field is a broken field, not the motor. A stand is not included, and reviews often call extraction poor. If you do not need that rip, the cheaper saws are the clearer buy.
When is the R255TBL+ better than the Einhell?
When you want a stated 85 mm depth, a rack-and-pinion fence, soft start and an e-brake, and you will buy the stand separately. It is £379.96 with 4.6 from 109 reviews, against £126 and 4,675 reviews. Rip is still unstated, and the tooth count disagrees on the page. The Einhell remains the top pick for a stand in the box.
Why are the KATSU and the GTS 70-216 not picks?
Neither raw file has a star line, so this comparison does not invent a rating. The KATSU lists 85 mm, a stand and a dust port at £129.99, with no voltage. The GTS 70-216 lists 1850 W, 70 mm and 635 mm at £588.45, also with no voltage and no reviews in the file. Confirm both on the live amazon.co.uk page before you pay.
Are DeWalt and SawStop in this comparison?
No. UK articles in 2026 put a DeWalt DWE7492 near £779 and a SawStop JSS at £1,499. Those are outside this amazon.co.uk set. This page does not score them or borrow their rip figures. A brake system or a trade site saw is a different list from the one scored here.

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Sources

Public UK sources and the amazon.co.uk listings in this comparison, read for 15 October 2026. Page updated October 2026.

  1. HSE: circular rip saws (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  2. HSE POS01: circular saw benches (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  3. HSE WIS16: circular saw benches (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  4. HSE L114: safe use of woodworking machinery (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  5. HSE: wood dust (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  6. HSE WD2: local exhaust ventilation (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  7. HSE: electricity on construction sites (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  8. Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 (retrieved 15 October 2026)