Here's my brief run down based on a few fixed data points:
- 10" Blade
- Single phase and not 3-Phase
- 110v will pretty much put you in the 1.75 HP range
- 220v can get you 2.5 - 3 HP
- Cabinet
- Cast Iron table
- 3+ Inch cutting height
Grizzly's lowest Cabinet style that I can find meeting that criteria is the
G1023RL at
$1,995. It has a 32" rip capacity. You can always build a side table or something else to increase that if you didn't want to go with the extra $600 for a 60" rip capacity with something like the
G1023RLX for
$2,595. They also have a Hybrid option for
$1,195 with the
G0771Z that looks like a pretty decent Hybrid? Also the
G0899 that is
$1,395. Not sure, they didn't have this one when I was looking a few years ago.
Sawstop you probably want to go for the PCS line. You can build and price at
Their Site but they sell through other people like Grizzly, Woodcraft, etc. Cheapest out the door for a Sawstop cabinet is
$2,849 for the 1-3/4 HP.
Harvey
ALPHA HW110TC-36PG is
$2,699 and looks pretty nice. I never looked at these when buying. Just below the Sawstop in price and obviously you don't get the safety features, but it looks to have some nice premium options. For $100 more you can get a larger rip capacity too. Comes with a really nice mitre gauge. Wow, that's cool. huh...
Laguna
F2 Fusion was really popular when I was looking. It is only
$1,800 for their entry level cabinet saw. It says it has mobility built in to the cabinet which may be important for you. Mobile bases for Grizzly, Sawstop, etc can run you multiple hundreds of dollars. I don't always move my saw but sometimes it is a nice option.
Jet is popular but I think this goes more towards the "professional" level, and they start at like $3,400 for their entry level cabinet saw the
708674PK.
Powermatic is also popular but feels the same as Jet. Way more in the pro-sumer level with the same ~$3,400 price point for the
PM1000.
tldr: so anyways, You're gonna budget
at least $2k for a cabinet saw, if not more if you go with Sawstop. A hybrid looks to be about $500 - $600 cheaper depending. We'd have to dive in to specific features of each one.
I didn't have much to do tonight except watch Tremors 2, so thought I'd search around a bit to see if it helps.