18 Best Table Saw Accessories of 2025

If you step onto a building site right now, you will almost certainly see DeWALT tools being used. This is due to the high quality and reliability of the company’s products, including its saw blades.

This combo pack of cross-cutting and general-use blades provides excellent value for money. They are carbide-tipped to retain their sharpness for longer, making them an even better investment.

These two blades have a thin kerf and you will receive one blade with 32 teeth per inch and another with 60. They have a computer-balanced plate to reduce noise and vibrations, which will improve the accuracy and finish of your cuts.

These blades are only suitable for 10-inch table saws.

This DeWALT mobile table saw stand is lightweight at just 33 pounds. This lighter weight and a pair of large, sturdy wheels make the stand easy to move.

It folds flat for secure storage and has quick-connect brackets that make attaching and removing the saw very easy. This means it won’t take long to pack away your equipment if you need to work on-site.

An ergonomic handle helps you relocate your saw when it is mounted and the rubber feet prevent the stand from sliding during use. This stand is 40 inches tall, which will put your saw at a comfortable height, reducing the strain on your back and legs.

Vega is an industry leader in table saw fences and the Pro U50 is one of the brand’s smaller models at 36 inches. However, there is also a larger 42-inch version.

At 36 inches, this fence facilitates smaller, more precise rip cuts, with a rip capacity of 50 inches. You should be able to install it in less than 15 minutes. It is a versatile fence and will fit Delta Unisaw, Contractor, and Powermatic 10-inch table saws, with no drilling required.

This Vega fence system also allows for micro-adjustments to ensure your cuts are completely accurate. The only downside is its price, which is higher than some table saws. However, this is a very high-quality fence and a worthwhile investment if you can afford it.

This Grr-Ripper Advanced 3D push block applies force from three different directions to ensure you have total control over your work. Downward pressure prevents kickbacks; sideways force keeps the stock pressed against the fence, and a forward push feeds the stock into the blade at the required speed.

This American-made block is designed to also act as a moving blade guard, keeping your fingers away from the blade at all times.

It has a cutting range of 0.25 inches to 5 inches, so you can use it to saw thin strips. It can be used for bevel cuts, ripping, crosscutting, dowels, dadoes, and even irregular shapes.

It includes an adjustable spacer, which increases the grip size of the block by almost 54%. This means you will have complete control, even when working on large-scale projects.

This zero-clearance table saw insert prevents small pieces of material from becoming lodged between the blade and the throat. This reduces the risk of your saw blade binding and improves tear-out and dust collection, which can otherwise lead to your saw gumming.

This Leecraft model is not universal and only fits the Ridgid R4512 professional table saw. Check your model number before buying, as Leecraft offers zero-clearance inserts to fit most brands and models of table saws.

This insert also has a slot for a riving knife, which helps prevent kickbacks. It is made of phenolic material, with a smooth surface that reduces friction and abrasion.

This Grizzly link belt is intended to replace your table saw’s old V-belt. As traditional belts are rubberized, they become brittle over time and can snap or develop bumps. This will cause your saw to rattle during use, especially if it hasn’t been used for a while. Another issue with rubber belts is that they can stretch due to overuse.

A link belt avoids these issues. Each twist-together woven link moves independently, which means the belt has no “memory” and won’t deform if left idle for a long time.

Link belts are adjustable in size, so you can cut them to fit any belt-driven tool. Using a link belt means your table saw should run smoothly, reducing vibrations and helping you make more accurate cuts.

Dado sets are versatile and can cut dadoes, grooves, and rabbets. This Oshlun dado set is carbide-tipped to improve its heat resistance and keep its teeth sharper for longer. The blades have full-body chippers, with a dado saw tooth count of 30, while the chipper blade has 5 TPI.

The shim is set for fine adjustments, which will help you get the most out of the blade set and spend less time shuffling the shims. There is even a storage case to keep your blades in pristine condition when they aren’t in use.

This 16-piece saw set can cut dadoes ranging from 0.25 inches to 0.9 inches. Thanks to its intuitive design, it reduces tear-out and splintering when making cuts.

If you own a steel cabinet table saw, this Bench Dog table extension will give you the extra capacity to complete more substantial projects. It fits all contractor-grade table saws and right-tilt cabinet saws, as long as the table measures 27 inches by 0.5 inches thick.

It comes complete with a pro fence, which is easy to remove and store on the included J-hooks. This table extension kit is ideal for anyone who has limited space in their workshop and it contains all the hardware you need to mount it.

The plate opening measures 8.25 inches by 11.75 inches and the table is 0.375 inches thick. Your purchase is protected by a lifetime warranty, so you have the peace of mind of knowing that you will be covered if any issues occur.

This table saw safety set will keep you safer while cutting material. It includes a long hold-down push stick, two short hold-down push sticks, one safe V stick, and a straight push stick. Each push stick has an ergonomic handle so you can use it comfortably and maintain a firm grip.

Push sticks enable you to control the material you are cutting while keeping your fingers at a safe distance from the blade, reducing the risk of accidents and kickbacks. This will help you make complex cuts and thin cuts safely.

These sticks will enable you to maintain consistent pressure while guiding the stock toward the blade. Keeping the workpiece pressed firmly against the rip fence decreases binding, which reduces the risk of kickbacks.

Table saws are excellent tools for making angled cuts, but you might struggle to set a specific angle. This Wixey digital angle gauge will help you align your saw and make accurate angled cuts quickly and easily.

All you need to do is set the blade in an upright position and place the angle gauge against its side. Press zero to reset the gauge and the magnetic strips will hold it in place as you adjust the blade while showing you the cutting angle.

It has a 180-degree range and is just 1.5 inches tall. This digital tool will help you make angled cuts with greater speed and accuracy. Making cuts that are even slightly wrong can have far-reaching effects and ruin a project, so this tool could prove invaluable.

Table saws have exposed blades, which means they need to be used with great care. This paddle switch will help make your saw safer to use, especially if it doesn’t have an obvious safety switch.

Installing this switch could be the difference between a minor injury and a severe one. If you have an accident, you can immediately bump this switch with your knee to stop the saw.

It is rated for 2 and 3-horsepower motors and operates at 110 and 220 volts. It is covered by a 12-month warranty so you can buy it with confidence.

This Incra miter gauge has 41 angle stops to help you make precise cuts at various angles. It has a plus or minus 60-degree range so you can make various cuts. There are special stops at 22.5 degrees for increased versatility, and the patented Glidelock miter bar has 4 expansion points.

Depending on your table saw, its included miter gauges might be low quality or inaccurate. If you need to make cuts with professional accuracy, it is worth investing in a specialist miter gauge such as this one.

The 41 angled stops are in 5-degree increments over the full 180-degree range. This miter gauge is universal, so it should fit your table saw.

Bosch is renowned for making quality products and this dust collector is no exception. It isn’t a universal accessory and is designed for the Bosch 10-inch 4000 series table saw as well as the 4100, GTS1031, and GTS1041A.

It can also be used with some other table saws as long as they have an outlet port of 2.5 inches. Make sure you check your owner’s manual before you commit to buying this dust collector.

It is easy to attach and detach, and removes up to 70% of the dust your saw releases, keeping your workshop cleaner and protecting your lungs. The bag is made of heavy cloth material and has a robust zipper for easier transportation and emptying.

With a similar design to a zero-clearance insert, a throat plate replaces the plate that is included with your table saw. It prevents debris from falling between the blade and the saw’s inner mechanisms. Some basic throat plates are of poor quality, so it is worth buying an upgrade.

This DeWALT throat plate is compatible with DeWALT saws with the serial numbers DWE7490 or DWE7491. The plate has a large enough gap to allow the blade to spin at an angle for a wider range of cuts. It can also accommodate dado blade stacks that give the user the ability to make rabbet, dado, and bevel cuts.

This Milescraft feather board utilizes an innovative design to ensure consistent tension on the split rail construction. It increases the pressure on the stock as it travels along the rip fence. This process reduces the risk of kickbacks and helps the stock move through the blade more smoothly.

This model has universal mounts that fit most table saw brands. It also offers dual motion, side-to-side, and forward action for quicker, easier set-up. It is important to check your saw’s manual to ensure that this feather board is compatible with your specific model.

This feather board is very affordable and will make your table saw more accurate and safer to use.

This Shop Fox mobile base will hold your saw and make it more maneuverable. It can carry a weight of 700 pounds and can be configured in 8 different ways to adapt to varying types of table saws.

It has an adjustable frame that lets you lock the saw in place. The heavy-duty casters are mounted on outriggers to give the saw a low center of gravity, which is important for keeping it stable during use.

This all adds up to a base that is sturdy and easy to maneuver. Once you are satisfied that your saw is in the right location, the 2-piece foot pads can be adjusted to raise or lower the table saw and prevent it from moving.

This mobile base has a minimum size capacity of 19 inches by 20.5 inches and a maximum of 29.5 inches by 29.5 inches, so double-check that your saw will fit before buying it.

According to MICROJIG, this is one of the most popular aftermarket splitters for thin kerf saw blades today. It installs directly into zero-clearance inserts, so it is compatible with throat plates you can buy separately.

It has an automatic kerf keeper that prevents the wood from binding around the blade, and mini feather board technology holds the workpiece against the fence to prevent kickbacks. This also reduces the risk of overheating while cutting.

This American-made splitter has a polymer shell and a stainless steel core, so it is robust. Installation is made easier as MICROJIG provides you with a drill bit and drill guide.

This Rockler crosscut sled has a large protractor with readable angle markings to make accurate cuts. Each angle adjusts in half-inch increments and a hairline indicator ensures an error-free setup.

It also has a heavy-duty aluminum fence with smooth-sliding components to increase your cutting versatility. The fence measures 25 inches long and 3 inches high. The table is 0.50 inches thick with a melamine coating to protect the surface. It is also oversized, so you can cut it down to size to fit your table saw.

If you want a sled that will enable you to make angled cuts with ease, this is a great choice.