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Bosch GTS 70-216 Professional 240V 216mm Table Saw

22.3kg240V3 years (with registration)

Bosch GTS 70-216: corded table saw, 216mm blade, 70mm depth at 90°, 49mm at 45°, 635mm rip right of the blade (maker's figure), 22.3kg.

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216mm
Blade
70mm
Depth at 90°
635mm
Rip (right of blade)
22.3kg
Weight

Where it sits among 210–216mm table saws

Scaled against the 8 table saws with a 210–216mm blade we list, so other sizes aren't in the mix. Not a score: bigger isn't always better for your job.

Max depth at 90°70mm
63.5mm lowestMilwaukee M18 FTS210highest 70mmThis one
Rip capacity (right)635mm
610mm lowestDeWalt DCS7485highest 635mmThis one
Weight22.3kg
13kg lightestEinhell TE-TS 36/210 Liheaviest 22.3kgThis one
Compare it with: + DeWalt DWE7485 + Einhell TE-TS 36/210 Li + Milwaukee M18 FTS210 + Festool TKS 80 EBS

Full specs

From Bosch's own documentation. Checked 17/10/2026. Report a spec error ›

Blade & Cutting

Blade diameter216 mm
Blade bore30 mm
Teeth (blade in the box)22
Blade included✓ Yes
Max depth (90°)70 mm
Max depth (45°)49 mm
Bevel range-2° to 47°
No-load speed5,500 rpm
Weight22.3 kg

Safety

Electronic brake✓ Yes
Soft start✓ Yes

Table & Fence

Rip capacity (right of blade)635 mm
Rip capacity (left of blade)305 mm
Table size593 × 494 mm
FenceRip fence with a featherboard slot
Mitre gauge included✓ Yes
Stand in the boxNone

Power & Motor

Voltage240V
Power input1,850 W

Warranty · 3yr

Up to 3 years1 year as standard, 3 once you register it with Bosch
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Register within 4 weeks. Batteries & chargers can also be extended (unlike DeWalt/Makita).

Warranty terms are set by the maker and can change. Always confirm current cover on their site before you buy.

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