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SawStop Jobsite Saw Pro

awStop released the first version of their portable table saw about five years ago. Packaging their flesh-sensing blade brake technlogy in a smaller, more affordable format made it more attainable for a larger portion of woodworkers and folks on jobsites. This upgraded version of their jobsite saw (the Jobsite Saw Pro) is a pretty nice piece of kit. Right out of the gate, the unboxing and assembly was one of the easiest portable table saw assemblies I've been a part of. Just six bolts (two for the wheels and four for the handles) and it was fully assembled. (That does mean it arrives in

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