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Bosch 4100-10 vs Metabo TS 254 M
Side-by-side comparison — specs, price, and expert verdict
Specs Comparison
SpecificationsBosch 4100-10Metabo TS 254 M
- Blade Size
- 10 in / 254 mm
- 10 in / 254 mm
- Motor
- 15A / 1800W
- 1500W
- Max Rip Capacity
- 25 in / 635 mm
- 20.5 in / 520 mm
- Cut Depth (90°)
- 3.125 in / 79 mm
- 3.15 in / 80 mm
- Cut Depth (45°)
- 2.19 in / 56 mm
- 1.9 in / 48 mm
- Speed
- 3650
- 4200
- Weight
- 62 lbs / 28.1 kg
- 54 lbs / 24.4 kg
- Dust Port
- 2.5 in / 63 mm
- 4 in / 100 mm
- Fence Type
- SquareLock
- Double-clamping parallel
- Stand Included
- ✓
- ✗
- Price
- $629
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Which Should You Buy?
Bosch 4100-10
A strong DeWALT alternative with the best stand in the business. The gravity-rise wheeled stand is incredibly easy to set up and transport.
Pros
- + Gravity-rise stand is best in class
- + Smart Guard system for safety
- + Good dust collection
- + Solid 25" rip capacity
Cons
- − Rip capacity smaller than DeWALT
- − Fence not as smooth as rack-and-pinion
- − Heavier than some competitors
Metabo TS 254 M
A strong European contender at a competitive price. The Metabo TS 254 M offers a solid 1500W motor with soft start, motor brake, and electronic overload protection — safety features often missing at this price point. The double-clamping parallel fence and included table extensions make it a capable workshop saw.
Pros
- + Motor brake stops blade in 3 seconds
- + Soft start and electronic overload protection
- + Double-clamping parallel fence with quick release
- + Table extensions and angle fence included
Cons
- − No stand included — table-mount only
- − 520mm rip capacity smaller than US jobsite saws
- − 4" dust port at rear only — no blade guard port
- − Noisier at 92 dB than some competitors