Table saws are one of the most common and versatile tools available to woodworkers, so why do even professional woodworkers ...

The workmanship on the child-sized “table saw” is beautiful, with even the cutting fence and power switch replicated. It may not contain a saw, but it works in a manner much like the real thing.

The 17-in. x 25-in. table provides enough space for most home improvement purposes, although it isn't quite large enough to rip plywood or paneling. The easily accessible on/off switch is a bonus.

Harbor Freight's Mighty Mite table saw may not be useful in most scenarios, but it is arguably one-of-a-kind, as I've never encountered a "micro" table saw that manages to be this comically small ...

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Jobsite table saws are marvelous machines and invaluable for their portability and accurate cutting power. But their size is a drawback when it comes to cutting full 4 x 8 sheets of plywood.