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Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand vs Delta 36-5152T2 10-in Contractor Table Saw with 52-in Rip and Cast Extension Wings

A sourced, side-by-side comparison. Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand is cheaper at $599. Every spec and price links to its source.

Which is better: the Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand or Delta 36-5152T2 10-in Contractor Table Saw with 52-in Rip and Cast Extension Wings?

On the specs we track, they're closely matched. The Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand is the cheaper at $599.

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Full spec sheet

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Spec Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand Delta 36-5152T2 10-in Contractor Table Saw with 52-in Rip and Cast Extension Wings
US price $599 $1797
BrandMetabo HPTDelta
Released20202020
Type jobsite contractor
Blade size (in) 10 in 10 in
Max rip capacity (in) 35 in 52 in
Motor hp or amps 15 A 1.75 HP / 15 A
Max depth cut 90 (in) 3.125 in 3.5 in
Fence type Rack and pinion adjustable fence Biesemeyer-style fence
Flesh detection No No
Dust port (in) 2.5 in 2.5 in
Release 2020 2020

Sources — Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand: metabo-hpt.com (verified 2026-06-20). Delta 36-5152T2 10-in Contractor Table Saw with 52-in Rip and Cast Extension Wings: deltamachinery.com (verified 2026-06-20).

What's the difference between the Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand and Delta 36-5152T2 10-in Contractor Table Saw with 52-in Rip and Cast Extension Wings?

Where the two actually differ on the specs we track (5 of 8). Matching specs are omitted.

  • Type: Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand jobsite vs Delta 36-5152T2 10-in Contractor Table Saw with 52-in Rip and Cast Extension Wings contractor
  • Max rip capacity (in): Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand 35 in vs Delta 36-5152T2 10-in Contractor Table Saw with 52-in Rip and Cast Extension Wings 52 in
  • Motor hp or amps: Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand 15 A vs Delta 36-5152T2 10-in Contractor Table Saw with 52-in Rip and Cast Extension Wings 1.75 HP / 15 A
  • Max depth cut 90 (in): Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand 3.125 in vs Delta 36-5152T2 10-in Contractor Table Saw with 52-in Rip and Cast Extension Wings 3.5 in
  • Fence type: Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand Rack and pinion adjustable fence vs Delta 36-5152T2 10-in Contractor Table Saw with 52-in Rip and Cast Extension Wings Biesemeyer-style fence

What reviewers say

Sourced tester consensus for each — the "what people who used it think" layer, not just specs.

Metabo HPT C10RJS 10-in Jobsite Table Saw with Fold & Roll Stand

One whitelisted hands-on tester covers this saw: Pro Tool Reviews, reviewing it under its pre-rebrand Hitachi name, the C10RJ. The specs in the review match the Metabo HPT C10RJS (15A / 4,500 RPM motor, 35-inch rip capacity, fold & roll stand, 96 lbs). The reviewer field-tested it on real remodel jobs and scored it 8.9/10, praising the class-leading 35-inch rip capacity, the sturdy fold/roll stand, and the blade brake, while flagging difficult blade heeling, a wobbly miter gauge that fell out in transport, and a flimsy bevel lock lever. No lab-measured benchmark numbers were reported. (1 sourced review, 1 lab-tested.)

Praised: Class-leading 35-inch rip capacity, the largest in its class; Sturdy wide-stance fold & roll stand; one person can pack up and roll the 96 lb saw to a truck; Excellent blade brake plus soft-start; initial cuts were straight and accurate.

Flagged: Blade heeling / parallelism adjustment is difficult and not covered in the manual; Miter gauge is wobbly and won't stow securely; it fell out during transport; Flimsy plastic-to-metal bevel lock lever that can slide off and wear down.

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